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Mario Power Tennis (2009)

Mario Power Tennis cover

25 February 2005PAL

ArcadeSport

In stock at 3 shops5 shops hold a copy From $12.95 to $22.99 at 3 shops · New and pre-owned, as each shop lists it

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Nintendo GameCube

PAL · 25 February 2005

No New Zealand shop we read has listed this release.

Wii

PAL · 6 March 2009

Held by 5 shops · 3 in stock

From $12.95 to $22.99 at 3 shops · New and pre-owned, as each shop lists it

Appleby GamesComplete · Excellent$24.99$19.99In stockYappaLoose game$12.95In stockRetro Realm GamesComplete$22.99In stockLevel Up Gaming NZ$30.00$29.00SoldCash for Games$22.99SoldYappaComplete$17.95Sold

Details as each shop states them

Also listed as“Mario Power Tennis (COMPLETE)” · “Mario Power Tennis (Wii)” · “Mario Power Tennis (Wii) *EXCELLENT & COMPLETE*” · “Mario Power Tennis - Wii Game” · “Mario Power Tennis • CIB” · “Mario Power Tennis • Loose” (the names New Zealand shops actually use for this release).

About this game

Mario Power Tennis features variations of tennis matches consisting of characters, courts, and scenarios based on the Mario series. The range of courts includes the standard three types of tennis court, but consists predominantly of those themed upon games in the Mario series, known as "Gimmick" courts. As well as adopting the style aesthetically, these feature thematic elements that influence how the match will be played on that surface, such as the ghosts in the Luigi's Mansion court, which hinder movement when the character comes into physical contact with them. Although standard tennis is available, variants of the sport can be played which adopt different rules and methods of victory. "Ring Shot" involves the player earning points by hitting the ball through rings of varying sizes, with the number of points dependent on the difficulty of the shot.[9] The player acquires the points whenever a winning shot is made adhering to standard rules; the match is won once the predetermined number of points is equaled or surpassed. A similar mode, "Item Battle", involves the characters using items based on the Mario universe to interfere with each other's game and gain an advantage

Where this came from

Title and release dates from Wikidata (CC0), enriched from IGDB. Availability and price read from each shop’s own public catalogue, nightly. The price shown is the shop’s own, stated by the shop.

2Releases shown
1Stocked in NZ
ALL REGIONSPAL, NTSC and JP
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