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As we warned you in our review, Mario Tennis Aces is accessible at first (as expected) but can get really demanding when just a little mistake or bad timing means game, set, and match for your rival. It's all about focusing and nailing the many new special moves, and sometimes you just have to be lucky.
Here you can watch a match on Pro difficulty level (above that there's only Ace level); a challenge we'd only recommend once you've played for 3-5 hours:
Besides, online mode just got updated and includes both Tournament (that's how you unlock new characters monthly) and Free Play. Here's a very tight match we've captured online, with very little lag:
Mario Tennis Aces released on the Nintendo Switch today. Will you be getting it?
"When it comes to tennis games in 2018, it's game, set, and match for Nintendo and Camelot."
Take to the court in style, as Nintendo's tennis title goes free-to-play for a limited time as part of the Game Trials initiative.
Nintendo has released a gameplay video for the new player, including special moves to heat up the summer.
New Ring Shot modes have been added, included Yoshi Ring Shot that allows you to unlock Yoshi variants for a limited time.
Kamek and Dry Bones are coming further down the line, and you can unlock Pauline through the online tournament next month.
But you're going to have to earn them, at first at least.
Pauline is coming as DLC.
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