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Mario Tennis Fever

The first Mario Tennis on Switch 2 through two scored reviews, with the price checked on the Nintendo eShop.

Nintendo Switch 2
Release dateFeb 12, 2026
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Mario Tennis Fever: great arcade tennis with friends, but a disappointing Adventure mode, a sourced analysis

Mario Tennis Fever is an arcade tennis game developed by Camelot and published by Nintendo. It was released on 12 February 2026, exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2. This analysis gathers two scored reviews and the price checked on 11 November 2026. TricknFix has not played it.

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The premise

You face other Mario characters in singles or doubles. The new feature is the Fever rackets: 30 rackets that each grant a special power. The game offers 38 characters, 14 courts, an Adventure mode, tournaments and online play. Powers and court hazards can be switched off (Nintendo Life).

What the reviews say

Nintendo Life calls it its favourite Mario Tennis: the core tennis is excellent, the Fever rackets make powers easy to read and the more grounded movement leaves room for real tactics. It looks great both docked and handheld. IGN finds it great fun with friends, approachable for newcomers and well controlled, with a huge roster.

The drawbacks

Both reviews criticise the Adventure mode. Nintendo Life finds it short and basic, and IGN describes it as an extended tutorial. Both regret the lack of content for solo players. For IGN, the game lacks the staying power to be the main event of a game night.

Price

As of 11 November 2026, the game costs €69.99 on the Nintendo eShop, with no discount. The physical version and retailers were not checked for this survey.

Who is it for?

Players who want a tennis game to play with others, locally or online. Solo players may run out of things to do quickly.

What to know

Based on two scored reviews, Mario Tennis Fever is excellent multiplayer arcade tennis thanks to its Fever rackets, but its Adventure mode and solo content disappoint.

Strengths

  • Excellent, tactical core tennis (Nintendo Life)
  • Fever rackets that are easy to read (Nintendo Life)
  • Great fun with friends, approachable for newcomers (IGN)
  • 38 characters and lots of unlockables (Nintendo Life, IGN)

Things to consider

  • Short, basic Adventure mode (Nintendo Life, IGN)
  • Little content for solo players (Nintendo Life, IGN)
  • Lacks long-term staying power (IGN)
  • €69.99 with no discount as of 11/11/2026

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Game details

Developer
Camelot
Publisher
Nintendo
Release
Feb 12, 2026
Genres
Sports · Family
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