Posted on Friday 16-Sep-2011 4:50 PM

More Mario Tennis screens escape TGS

Nintendo continues second media burst...

By Andy Robinson for computerandvideogames.com

Continuing its second media burst of the week, Nintendo's released a batch of new Mario Tennis 3DS screenshots.

Mario Tennis Open Screenshot
The handheld entry was announced earlier this week and is yet again being developed by Camleot, which also did Mario Tennis games for N64, GBA, as well as the Mario Golf series, and will release in Europe in 2012.

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    middle finger on 17 Sep '11 said:

    Please, let Mario die.

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    Balladeer on 17 Sep '11 said:

    Camelot back on board, you say? That's...

    (wait for it)

    ...ACE.

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    humanhand on 17 Sep '11 said:

    Please, let Mario die.


    U R 2 :lol: :lol: :lol:

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    B_G_G on 17 Sep '11 said:

    Mario Tennis on the Gamecube was a brilliantly fun tennis game utterly RUINED by the ridiculous and annoying power shots.

    If it had had the option of turning them off it would have been a stone cold classic, so if with this new Mario Tennis Camelot beef up the RPG elements ala Mario Golf on the DS and get rid of the game breaking powershots that shat all over the GC version then all will be good.

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    Balladeer on 17 Sep '11 said:

    It did have that option! Anyway, you should have played the 64 version. It was like its GC sibling without the craziness.

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    Reegeee on 18 Sep '11 said:

    Why they never made this game for the wii I have no idea.

    If ever a game was perfectly suited to a console it's mario tennis on the wii. I think they did a remake of the old one didn't they? Not a new one though.