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Mario Tennis AcesDeveloper(s)Publisher(s)Platform(s)Release dateJune 22, 2018June 22, 2018June 22, 2018June 22, 2018June 22, 2018June 22, 2018June 22, 2018SportsRating(s):- Everyone:- Three years and older:- All ages:- General:- All ages:- General audience:- All ages:- All ages:- All ages:- Parental guidance:- Three years and older:- Seven years and olderMode(s)Media. Mario Tennis Aces is a multiplayer sports game for the and the eighth installment in the. It is also the first game in the series since on the to feature a story mode, in which must advance through a number of missions and stop a powerful tennis racket, from destroying the, the game's setting. While the gameplay engine appears to be based on that of, it refines the traditional tennis gameplay of the series by introducing several new techniques. One of the prime features in this game is an energy gauge which can be charged throughout the course of a match by rallying the ball. Energy grants the ability to slow down the time during a match in order to catch a ball more easily. Under certain conditions, it can also be used to stop time and launch the ball from a first-person perspective to the other side of the court through.

These are powerful types of shots that can damage or break the opponent's racket if not countered correctly.The game also offers expanded online features, mostly through tournaments and co-op challenges, where players can participate to unlock exclusive content. Since release, the game has been updated with new playable characters, story mode levels, modes of play, and tournament features, most notably a rank classification. Against inAs in a game of tennis, players have to hit the ball back and forth until one side misses it. In normal matches, players who earn a successful shot score 15 points; at 40 points, players earn a game point, and have to score another successful shot in order to win the game. A deuce commences if both sides are tied at 40 points, where they need to score a two-point advantage to win the game. There are two games in one set, with the number of sets depending on the rules of the match.

A tiebreaker is used to settle the match if the players are constantly tied throughout the match. In tiebreakers, players score one point for each successful shot. Seven points are required to win the tiebreaker and, by extension, the match. If players obtain a 6-point tie, they need a two-point lead in order to win.Matches can be played in singles, involving only two players, or doubles, involving two pairs of players. In every match, there is a server and a receiver, who switch sides at the start of every game. The server has to launch the ball on the opposite side of the court, otherwise it will be a fault. Two consecutive faults (double fault) will cause the opponent to score.

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The speed of the ball is briefly displayed at the top of the screen when it gets served. The ball has to stay within the boundaries of the field; if it lands out of it, the opponent will score. Landing the ball on the court's sidelines has the same effect in singles matches, but this is allowed in doubles.Special featuresCharacters have an energy gauge that can be used to perform,. The energy gauge can be increased by simple rallies, by charging shots, or by performing, which require proper timing to hit the ball back.

Zone Shots can be performed upon reaching a rotating star point on the ground, and allow the player to aim their shot anywhere on the court using motion controls. The longer they take to aim, the more energy it depletes. When energy is fully depleted while in a Zone Shot, the stroke loses form, resulting the ball flying high in the air. Zone Speed allows the player to slow down time to allow them to reach a far-off shot in time. Special Shots can be performed from anywhere on the court and require a full energy gauge. Zone Shots and Special Shots are able to damage rackets. Rackets can withstand three Zone Shots or one Special Shot before breaking, and after being broken they are replaced with a new one, forcing the player to retire when they no longer have any usable racket.

With proper stroke timing, these shots can be blocked, increasing the character's energy gauge and protecting their racket from damage.In doubles, each pair shares one energy gauge, and if a player's racket breaks during a rally, that player's team immediately loses the point. Also in doubles, each player has their own racket counter. When playing in doubles, the match will end if just one player loses all of their rackets (no matter how many rackets that player's teammate has remaining) and that player's team immediately loses. Exclusive to doubles, the result screen also shows X marks in the sections where a player's racket took damage, and the X marks are colored as appropriate to show which opponent did the damage to that player's racket.Other than the base style of gameplay, the game also includes a 'simple rules' mode which excludes the new types of shots.Types of shotsShots can be charged to increase their power by pressing their corresponding button early before the player hits the ball. Max Charges result in powerful, quick shots that can push the opponent back. These can be countered with certain shots to reduce the push. In matches with standard rules, charging up a shot confers the player energy which can be used to perform Zone Shots and Special Shots.

However, simple rules only allow basic tennis shots.Basic shotsShotDescriptionTopspinTopspins are shots that cause the ball to spin forward and bounce high. The shot is denoted by the red trail behind the ball.

A Max Charge topspin can be countered with a slice.SliceSlices are shots that cause the ball to spin backward and bounce low. The shot is denoted by the blue trail behind the ball. A Max Charge slice can be countered with a topspin.FlatFlats are shots that do not inflict any rotation on the ball, making it move on a straight trajectory. It is faster than topspins and slices. The shot is denoted by the purple trail behind the ball.

A Max Charge flat can be countered with another flat.LobLobs are high shots that send the ball far into the court. The shot is denoted by the orange trail behind the ball.Drop ShotDrop shots are low shots that send the ball close to the net with little bounce. The shot is denoted by the white trail behind the ball.Star ShotStar shots are shots that return the ball at high speed. These shots can be performed when the player stands on a Star Point, which usually appears on the ground when the ball gets sent high into the air by the opponent or when the player's energy gauge is filled one third. They are slightly more powerful than Max Charge shots, pushing the opponent behind when countered.Leap ShotLeap shots are weak shots that are performed when the character leaps for the ball and loses form. When the character leaps forward to hit the ball, it gets sent back at a low speed, and the character gains no energy.

If the ball is sent high into the air, the opponent can strike it back with a star shot. Leap shots can cause the ball to land out of bounds or on the same side of the court.Exclusive shotsShotDescriptionTrick Shots are shots that involve the player moving quickly towards a distant ball to hit it, usually slowing time in the process as in a Zone Speed. Players spend energy to perform Trick Shots, but if their timing is right, they can gain energy instead.Zone Shots are shots that can be performed on a rotating Star Point once the player's energy gauge turns yellow.

As of version 3.0.0, the Star Point also turns turquoise when the character stands within it. The ball can be aimed anywhere on the court in a first-person perspective, then struck with power. The opponent can successfully block a Zone Shot with proper timing. However, if the ball is hit too early or too late, the racket will be damaged.Special Shots are the most powerful types of shots in the game. They can be performed from anywhere on the court, but only when the player's energy gauge becomes full. They will trigger a short animation which shows how the character is going to perform the shot, after which the player can aim and shoot the ball in a first-person perspective like Zone Shots.

Unless countered with a block, Special Shots have the power to break the opponent's racket instantly.Game modes AdventureAdventure Mode acts as the game's story mode, featuring cutscenes and levels like a typical Mario game. It is revealed that the game takes place in the, which was destroyed in ancient times by a powerful tennis racket named. After being discovered and stolen from the by and, Lucien is rewakened and proceeds to possess them and during a match on. Lucien's motivation is to seek five scattered throughout the kingdom, which conceal his true power.

Under the guidance of, a mysterious voice, sets forth to retrieve the five Power Stones before Lucien and defeat him once and for all. On his journey, he must complete various missions and level up to become stronger.accompanies Mario throughout the jorney, acting as his spokesperson, as Mario does not talk. After selecting a mission on the map, a short dialogue between Toad and other involved parties will commence, then the player can begin the mission. Mario can exit to the world map or (as of version 1.2.0) retry the mission if the player pauses or fails it.For more information about this mode's contents, see.TournamentTournaments are successions of matches (here also called rounds) in which the player can challenge computer opponents or online worldwide opponents in an 8-player bracket. They return from previous Mario Tennis games after being absent in Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash.

Tournament matches feature up to three sets, each divided into two games. If players are tied by the end of these sets, there will be a tiebreaker that decides the winner of the match.COM Tournament. Mario facing off against Daisy in the semifinals of Mushroom CupIn computer tournaments, the player can choose to compete for the, and, each representing a different difficulty level. Computer tournaments consist of one preliminary round, semifinals, and finals. Each cup has a number of possible opponents that are selected from the game's base roster; in other words, they cannot be characters added after the game's release or characters in alternate costumes.

Yoshi and Toad in Swing ModeIn this mode, players can use motion controls to play tennis. This mode is played solely with the left or right JoyCon, which may be chosen to depending on the player's dominant hand. During matches, the camera is positioned lower than usual. There are multiple features in Swing Mode, all of which only allow simple tennis rules (i.e. No Zone Shots, Special Shots or Zone Speed).Regular BallMatches can be played with a regular ball, just like in Free Play. Most rule options from Free Play are also present here, though the player cannot adjust the Play Style and, by extension, the KO Loss.

One added option is to activate the, wherein the player is allowed to challenge the decision that the ball was shot out of the court.Up to four local players can join a match in Swing Mode.While rallying a ball, players can hit it a bit early to send it towards the corner on the opposite side from their racket (pull shot) or a bit late to send it on towards the corner on the same side as their racket (push shot). If the ball is hit too early or too late, it will be sent at a low speed (similarly to leap shots), allowing the opponent to strike it with a flat shot and return it faster than usual.If players have enabled the challenge system, they will be allowed to challenge whether the ball bounced very close to the court's bounds and was called out by the judge. During a challenge, the camera zooms into the spot where the ball bounced, showing precisely if it landed in or out of the court. If the ball has merely touched the boundary line, it is considered to be in the court. If the challenge is successful, the call will be overturned and the opponent will receive no points, but if it is not, the opponent will receive their points and the player will lose one challenge. The player can incorrectly challenge a call three times, after which they can no longer challenge a call during a match.Big BallMatches can also be played with a large-sized ball, which is slower and easier to hit than a regular ball. All basic rules and features seen in regular ball matches apply here.Special GameIn this feature, players can play the and minigames both cooperatively and competitively.

Players can earn different high scores for each mode of play, and in cooperative mode, they also receive a rank based on their high score. By pressing the or button while highlighting a minigame, players can view the rules of that minigame.Rally ChallengeSimilarly to from Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash, players have to rally a ball as long as possible. The game can be played with up to four players.The ball starts out large-sized and moves slowly. With every 10 rallies, the ball's size decreases while its speed increases, changing colors to reflect this. If the ball lands on the sidelines of the court, it is not considered out, even if the game is played in singles. The game is over once one of the players/teams misses the ball. No high scores are recorded for this feature.Change Number of PlayersThis feature enables secondary players to join or leave the game by synchronizing different JoyCons with the game.Settings.

The Settings menuIn the Settings, the player can adjust miscellaneous functions in the game. The character selection screen, with all post-release characters availableMario Tennis Aces features 30 playable characters, consisting of 16 characters available at launch and 14 characters made available post-release as online tournament participation bonuses. Of these characters, and are newly playable to the Mario Tennis series.

CourtsMarina Stadium is the starting court, and other playable courts are unlocked for Free Play by completing levels in Adventure Mode. Like in, some courts contain hazards that can be toggled on or off. Prior to version 2.2.0, a court selection screen for Free Play was absent, and courts are chosen at random (however Custom lets the player choose to set the selection of stages).PictureTypeBall SpeedBounceDescription(Night)FastStrong'Every tennis lover dreams of winning here! A dazzling stadium court experience where you can enjoy an exhilarating match at night.' Marina Stadium (Hard)NormalStrong'Every tennis lover dreams of winning here! A truly magnificent stadium-court experience where you can challenge yourself to an ultimate battle of skill.'

Marina Stadium (Clay)SlowNormalMarina Stadium (Grass)FastestNormalSlowWeak'A scorching desert surrounding the ruins of the Kingdom of Bask. Drop Shots are key, since the ball won't bounce much here.' NormalWeak'Piranha Plants will spit any balls they eat at the opponent's side of the court.

Their appetite for tennis is truly unmatched!' FastNormal'Mysterious mirrors adorn a mysterious mansion. But.where exactly does a tennis ball go when it disappears inside one of these mirrors?'

NormalStrong'A bustling square in front of the train station. Keep a close eye on those Shy Guys, who will hide among the commuters and hit the ball back!'

FastNormal'A boat gliding upon the untamed waters of the sea. Hit the mast in the middle to welcome some of that untamed fury on board!' FastStrongest'Bowser's Castle, built on a blazing island surrounded by hot lava.

Those Mechakoopas are too hot to handle!' Adventure Mode.

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As a present. After takes Lucien, Lucien possesses both him, Wario and Waluigi, and causes a big storm on the. Mario and Toad go to, and after beating a in a tennis match, gain entry to the Temple of Bask. There, a mysterious voice who introduces himself as tells Mario that many years ago, Lucien destroyed the, and managed to strip Lucien of its power and divided the power between five. Over time, though, the room fell to ruin, and Wario and Waluigi stole Lucien oblivious to its true powers.

Aster then tasks Mario to go and get the five Power Stones before Lucien does.Mario manages to take the Power Stones from, and; however, the possessed Wario and Waluigi beat him to the Power Stones in. Lucien then declares a tennis war at Marina Stadium that pits Peach and against Wario and Waluigi, and Mario against Luigi, which Team Mario wins. Bowser then steals Lucien and returns to the Temple of Bask, where he fuses into and challenges Mario to one last battle. Mario wins, destroying Lucien as well as the temple and receiving thanks from Aster before he disintegrates. Everyone then celebrates Mario's victory (though Wario and Waluigi express shame for having to destroy Lucien) as the credits roll.In a post-credits scene, Mario writes an autograph on the camera, with the marker squeaking the first seven notes of the overworld theme.Gameplay. The complete collection of rackets in their default orderIn Adventure Mode, Mario has to travel in a hub world and complete missions. While some of them are regular tennis matches, Adventure Mode has a lot of other missions, such as challanges where Mario needs to return the ball until he gets a certain amount of points.

It also features boss battles, where different objects need to be shot on bosses with the tennis racket to defeat them. Additionally, the level selection appears to be based on that of the games, with red panels indicating an unfinished level and blue panels indicating a completed level, with the name of the level being shown when Mario stands on one.Throughout his journey, Mario can obtain rackets of different stats.

All unlocked rackets are stored in a queue that can be viewed in the Stats menu. Each racket unlocked has better stats than the last and takes the front position in the queue. If one of Mario's rackets breaks during a mission, the next one in the queue will take its place until he has no more rackets, signifying that the mission has been lost. By default, these rackets are ordered from the strongest to the weakest (i.e. From the newest to the oldest unlocked), but the player can change their order in the Stats menu.The following are Mario's rackets, with the mission where they are obtained mentioned under their name. The hub for this mode, the. Bask Ruins:.

Temple of Bask: (accessible in the map prior to clearing 'Lucien Cup Finals', which is replaced with 'The Final Battle!' Koopa Troopa's racket seen in Adventure Mode.Unlike their playable versions, they cannot perform Trick Shots and Special Shots, aside from Wario, Waluigi, and Luigi. All of the opponents who were not playable in the initial release are given generic tennis rackets with a black grip and lacking an emblem.

Opponent in 'A Bone to Pick'. Opponent in 'Pipe Gripe'. Opponent in 'Rally Challenge (Beginner)'. Opponent in 'Sure Shot Challenge (Beginner)'. Opponent in 'Battle Boat'. Opponent in 'Malicious Mirrors' and 'Rally Challenge (Intermediate)'. Opponent in 'One versus.One?'

And 'Sure Shot Challenge (Intermediate)'. Opponent in 'The Sort-Of Sea Monster'. Opponent in 'Rally Challenge (Advanced)'. Opponent in 'Mechakoopa Crisis'.

Opponent in 'Sure Shot Challenge (Advanced)'. and - Opponents in 'Lucien Cup Finals' Doubles. Opponent in 'Lucien Cup Finals' Singles.Bosses.Co-op ChallengesIn Co-op Challenges, four players cooperate to obtain a number of points in a limited amount of time. At the end of a challenge, the total amount of points earned by every participant is awarded to everyone. There are three goals during each Co-op Challenge event, which players can surpass to unlock alternate skins for a specific character.

In addition, each point goal, including the 0-point mark, corresponds to a different title which the player can earn by surpassing that goal. For example, the player is a 'Veteran Boo Hunter' if they complete the 2,500 point goal in Boo Hunt.Boo Hunt. When Frenzy Time is activated, will appear.Boo Hunt uses Swing Mode controls.

In this event, players use tennis balls to hit Boos on the opposing side of the court to eliminate them, earning coins in the process. If the Boos reach the center of the court, they will steal some coins from the group total. Small mirrors that line the center of the court shoot tennis balls for the players to hit. Some Boos have an orange glow, and when a player hits them their next ball will be large, allowing them to hit more Boos at once. There are three stages, and when the group total reaches a certain threshold of coins they can proceed to the next stage when time runs out. Hitting Boos will also increase the Frenzy bar.

When the Frenzy bar is filled up, Frenzy Time will activate. Will appear and hover around the court, and all players will continuously receive tennis balls to hit him to earn more coins. He will disappear when either his health bar or the Frenzy bar is depleted.Different stages have different hazards. Usually, the group of Boos slowly move towards the center of the court. In some stages, they assemble into set formations, and after the players hit the ball at them, they re-assemble into a new formation.

Sometimes, the lights turn off, making it hard to see the Boos. Two glow-in-the-dark Boos also appear, and if a player hits one of them, they will be able to control their mirror to shine a light at the Boos that will halt them in their tracks. Yoshi's Ring Shot in the first event, held November-December 2018Yoshi's Ring Shot uses traditional button controls.

In this event, all four players must work together to reach a high score by hitting the tennis ball through the colored rings. Each ring has four different colors based on the colored Yoshis being playable in this challenge only. If a Yoshi hits the tennis ball through a ring of the same color, it receives more points by doing so. The player can also obtain more points by shooting a ball through multiple rings. The smaller the ring, the more points the player earns. When a Zone Shot or Special Shot is triggered, the player earns double/triple the amount of points.

To increase the Frenzy bar, players must keep a rally to increase points and activate Frenzy Time once it is full. During Frenzy Time, all the rings turn into a rainbow color, which are worth more points. In the last 30 seconds of the clock, a special flower-shaped ring appears, which is also worth more points than regular-colored rings.

Once Frenzy Time is reached, several stacks of Shy Guys will appear in front of the players. The Shy Guy towers can be reduced progressively as more Shy Guys are defeated.Shy Guy Train Tussle uses Swing Mode controls. In this event, players have to retrieve as many coins as possible from a band of Shy Guys who have stolen them and are trying to escape by train. To earn coins, players mut use snowballs to defeat Shy Guys (who are either on the train or around the train) or destroy the train's freight consisting of. Stationary cannons in the background shoot snowballs for players to hit. There are eight stages, and after the group total reaches a certain threshold of coins, they can proceed to the next stage when time runs out. Hitting Shy Guys will also increase the Frenzy bar.

When the Frenzy bar is filled up, Frenzy Time will be activated once the current stage is cleared. Shy Guys will then jump in from the background, forming tall towers by stacking on top of each other, and all players will continuously receive snowballs to hit them to earn more coins. Defeating a tower of Shy Guys and destroying the crate on top of them grants players a key to opening one chest full of coins. Any remaining Shy Guys will leave once the Frenzy bar is depleted. Frenzy Time can be activated up to three times, and each time, one additional tower of Shy Guys is present for players to defeat.Train layouts and Shy Guys tend to vary slightly between stages, constantly providing players with a different challenge when trying to collect coins. Shy Guys may come in singles or in, as well as or; the latter two variations require two hits to defeat them.

Some Shy Guys float across the screen with the help of balloons and carry large amounts of coins in crates. Often, players will encounter different kinds of chests as part of the train's freight, which are opened on different conditions. For example, some chests require players to defeat a certain number and color of Shy Guys in order to open them, while other require players to uncover a key hidden inside of a crate.Each stage also has a certain quota for players to achieve in order to earn extra coins. Once players fulfill a stage's quota, they will earn a large sum of coins which are added to the total threshold.

Some crates hold large amounts of extra coins as well as power-ups such as Super Mushrooms, Ice Flowers, or Bob-ombs for players to use. The power-ups can be used to enhance the effect of their snowballs, with the Super Mushroom making the ball larger and able to destroy sturdier crates or barrels in one hit, the Ice Flower splitting the ball into four, and the Bob-omb being able to destroy a large portion of the train's freight.A large appears as a boss in the fourth and eighth stages, wearing a yellow bandana in the former and a red bandana in the latter. Players must defeat him both times in order to successfully complete the Co-op Challenge.

As players try to hit him with snowballs, he walks around while occasionally jumping to certain locations on or in front of the train. At one point, he throws Bob-ombs at each of the players which can be knocked back at him to deal more damage than usual. In the fourth stage, players simply have to deplete his entire health bar in order to defeat him. In the final stage, as they fully deplete his health bar, he initiates one final attack in which he throws a that must be knocked back to him by all players in order to defeat him. Once he is defeated, he drops keys which unlock chests that completely fill the threshold of coins needed to complete the stage, thus signaling a successful end to the mission.In version 3.1.0, Shy Guy Train Tussle is permanently added to Special Games in Swing Mode.Rewards. It has been requested that one or more images be and added to this section. Title screenPrior to the game's release date, a free demo titled Mario Tennis Aces: Online Tournament Demo was released on the on May 24, 2018.

This demo included a pre-launch online tournament, as well as the ability to practice with CPU players. The tournament allowed players to play as Mario, Peach, Yoshi, and Bowser, with Waluigi, Toad, Spike, Rosalina, and Chain Chomp becoming available as players earned points, for a total of nine playable characters. All tournament participants could receive an alternate costume for Mario that dresses him in his usual clothes (effectively making him appear identical to his appearance in Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash), usable in the full game. Title screenAnother free demo titled Mario Tennis Aces: Special Demo or Mario Tennis Aces: Special Online Demo was downloadable between April 26 and May 3, 2019, but only playable from April 26 to April 28, 2019. Upon downloading it, the player received a code for a free seven-day subscription to the service.

Compared to the previous demo, this demo had some changes and additions. It featured a different title screen, different unlockable characters, simple class, Co-op Challenge mode (where Yoshi's Ring Shot was playable, and the blue, red, and yellow Yoshis could be unlocked for use in both the demo and the release version), and other features introduced in the full game as of version 2.3.0 (new adjustable control options and a revamped online tournament). The character unlock criteria was also changed, requiring the player to simply play a set number matches (including both computer and online matches) to unlock each character instead of earning points in tournaments. Likewise, Mario's alternate costume could be unlocked by participating in a match either online or offline.

Unlocking criteria for these participantsWaluigiPlay 3 matches in total.DaisyPlay 6 matches in total.Diddy KongPlay 9 matches in total.Chain ChompPlay 12 matches in total.LumaPlay 15 matches in total.Yoshi's Ring Shot rewards5,000 pointsOm-Nom-Nom Yoshi10,000 pointsSatisfied Yoshi20,000 pointsFull YoshiBlue YoshiRed YoshiYellow YoshiUpdate historyMario Tennis Aces has received multiple updates after launch, which added new content, character balancing, and bug fixes. Notable changes unlisted in the patch notes are written in italics.1.1.0An update was released on June 21, 2018 (PT). The following changes were made:. Additional New Modes and Features. We have added “Online Tournament” to Tournament mode.

When playing Online Tournament, you can choose from four different types of courts in Marina Stadium. We have changed the name of the tournament mode using computer partners to “COM Tournament.”. We have added “How to Play” to the main menu. You are now able to practice basic shots and new shots outside of the “How to Play” in Adventure mode.

We have added “Bonus” to Adventure mode. This allows you to play the story over again from the beginning and watch movies.

“Bonus” will be added once you have cleared Adventure mode once. When you select “Start from Beginning,” your progress, level, and obtained rackets will all be reset. It is not possible to carry over your status and play from the beginning. Changes to Online Play.

Online play: We have made some changes to the way that latency is handled in online play. We have addressed an issue that caused severe latency when the network connection became unstable. We have raised the frequency with which the game confirms and refreshes connection quality. This addresses the problem of connection quality remaining low for a longer period than necessary once the connection was determined to be poor in one single instance. Online play: We have made some adjustments so that players of similar skill are more likely to be matched together.

New Game Mode Added. The Co-op Challenge game mode has been added. This is a mode that will be available online during special events.

A Nintendo Online Service subscription is required to play online. Co-op Challenge: Boo Hunt will be available from the distribution of Ver.2.0.0 on Wednesday, September 19th until 9:00 AM on Thursday, October 11th. This is a mission where you play using Swing Mode. Team up with friends online or off or find players online to work as a group of four toward achieving the challenge's goal.

(Up to four players can play on one Nintendo Switch console if there are enough Joy-Cons.) You can acquire costumes for Boo (three different colors of visors) by reaching certain challenge goals. Only players who reach the goals can acquire these costumes. Changes to Shot System. The waiting time for the rotating Star Point when hitting a Zone Shot has been extended 15/60th of a second. Changes to Adventure Mode. It's now possible to challenge a mission with All-Out Energy if you fail it three times.

You'll be able to hit Special Shots one after another or continue rallies while using plenty of Zone Speed, as well as take on missions that were difficult to clear by learning how to use energy. Ruins of Trials was added to Adventure mode. You'll be able to play this after clearing Adventure Mode. Since the goal of these missions is to achieve high scores, you will not be able to challenge them with all-out energy. Reflection Room: The target no longer moves when using a Special Shot. Snowfall Mountain peak: The amount of energy recovered has been adjusted. Station Square: An issue in which Shy Guys blending into the boxes and not being able to move has been fixed.

Bask Ruins: An issue in which opponents were unable to move after landing from a jump has been fixed. Changes to Swing Mode. Swings are now possible to use in Local Play. Choose this mode after selecting Swing Mode on the main menu. If you're playing Swing Mode in tabletop mode, only one player can play per Nintendo Switch. Doubles Class Added to Online Tournament.

Doubles Class will be newly available in online tournament mode starting in December. Doubles Class will be a four-player doubles match with standard rules, including use of Energy. Doubles teams can be formed with two people sharing a Switch, with a friend online, or by matching with a stranger online of similar ability. Pair Rank will be determined by calculating the average rating of the two players’ respective ratings.

Doubles Class is compatible with the Nintendo Switch Online smart device app for voice chat. However, in the Doubles Class online tournament, voice chat is only possible between doubles partners and is not possible with the opponent, regardless of whether it’s in the menus or during the match. New Games Added. The second Co-op Challenge, Yoshi’s Ring Shot, will begin. Co-op Challenge is a mode for online play which will only be held for a certain period of time. Nintendo Switch Online membership is required to play Co-op Challenge.

Co-op Challenge: Yoshi’s Ring Shot will be available from the distribution of Ver. 2.1.0 on December 1st until 9:00 AM on January 10th, 2019. Yoshi’s Ring Shot is a Challenge played with button controls (standard rules) with a four-player team. The team is formed among online players or with friends. (If each player has a controller, up to four players can play on one Nintendo Switch system.) You can acquire Yoshis of different colors (blue, red, and yellow) by attaining objectives.

A Yoshi of a different color can only be obtained by the player who achieved the objective. Boo Hunter, which is played with one Nintendo Switch system, has been added to Swing Mode. This game can be played in Co-op Mode or Competitive Mode.

3rd Co-op Challenge: Shy Guy Train Tussle!. The new Co-op Challenge, Shy Guy Train Tussle, will be available from the start of Ver.

2.3.0 distribution until 9:00 AM on April 15th, 2019. Co-op Challenge is a mode for online play which will only be held for a certain period of time.

Nintendo Switch Online membership is required to play Co-op Challenge. Shy Guy Train Tussle is played in Swing Mode. You’ll work with other players to get back coins stolen by Shy Guy bandits. A four-player team of friends or players from online is formed, and your goal is to complete the objective together. (If each player has a controller, up to four players can play on one Nintendo Switch system.). You can acquire three Shy Guys of different colors (blue, green, and yellow) by completing objectives.

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If there aren’t four total players, the necessary number of COM players will be added after a certain amount of time has passed. New Characters and Costumes Added. If you play at least one match of the March Online Tournament, you’ll be able to use the new character Pauline. Pauline is fast, and can accelerate faster than other characters. However, changing direction while accelerating is difficult, and she’s more easily pushed back by returned balls.

Nintendo Switch Online membership is required to play Online Tournament. Pauline will become available to use as of 9:00 AM on April 1st, 2019, even if you haven’t played one match of the March Online Tournament. If you play a match in the March Online Tournament and collect the necessary bonus points, you’ll be able to use a Chain Chomp with a hat.

New Mode “Ring Shot”. Added Ring Shot, a new mode in which you compete for a high score by aiming for rings that appear on the court while maintaining a rally. This includes three game modes: Ring Shot Singles, Ring Shot Doubles, and Yoshi's Ring Shot, which can be played by up to four people on one Nintendo Switch console at the same time.

Each game mode features a co-op mode that allows you to cooperate with another player to maintain a rally as you aim for a high score. They also include Beginner Co-op Challenge through Advanced Co-op Challenge, in which you compete for a high score by hitting more balls through rings than your opponent in order to clear the level. Ring Shot Singles and Ring Shot Doubles can be played on all courts with hazards. Furthermore, hazard effects have been added to ring-shot gameplay to create a wider variety of ways to play. When you clear Advanced VS Challenge in Yoshi’s Ring Shot, you can get a purple Yoshi to use in regular matches. This is the only way to get this purple Yoshi.

Co-op Challenge: Yoshi’s Ring Shot. This Co-op Challenge will be available again from the distribution of Ver. 3.0.0 until 9:00 AM on June 1, 2019. Added Shy Guy Train Tussle to Swing Mode.

Shy Guy Train Tussle, which is played with one Nintendo Switch system, has been added as a Special Game in Swing Mode. This game can be played cooperatively or competitively. Up to four players (including a COM player) can play. Additional Settings. Added a Select Each Time option to Doubles Partners when playing the Doubles Only match type in Free Play and Swing Mode. Made it so you can select the same character as your opponent when your doubles partner has been decided even before character selection. New Characters Added.

If you play at least one match of the June Online Tournament, you’ll be able to use the new character Fire Piranha Plant. Fire Piranha Plant is a Technical-type character type whose Trick Shots will all generate topspin. Fire Piranha Plant will become available to use as of 9:00 AM on July 1st, 2019, even if you haven’t played one match of the June Online Tournament.

If you play at least one match of the July tournament, you’ll be able to use the new character Dry Bowser. Dry Bowser is a special Defensive-type character type whose racket will not get damaged even if he fails to block his opponent’s Zone Shot. Daisy's pose in the final gameThe Special Chance Shot markers from Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash, needed to perform the, were featured in the announcement trailer. The animation Mario performed there was also the same one used for those kinds of shots. In the final game, however, those Chance Shot markers were rather replaced with a rotating star marker, similar to the ones featured in and, and Zone Shots replaced Ultra Smashes, while retaining their character animations at least in the case of Mario.The HUD icons for Mario, Luigi, Wario, and Waluigi originally used their traditional outfit. Various pre-release footage of had different cosmetic screen animations in banners, and the character name in the court's floor had a different font (this font is used in the final game when playing in online modes, with the user nickname on the floor).

The Ancient Altar court used in was originally a selectable court.Originally, 's final entrance pose showcased her with her mouth closed via a Nintendo Treehouse Log post. In the final game, her mouth is open.

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