Mario Tennis for Game Boy Color

Pros: Addictive, fun, all around great!!

Cons: none. really!!!!

Review: Tennis is in my opinion the best gameboy game ever. A classic game where you try to be the level champ. This is one of the most addictive games ever. I highly recommend for a road trip. However, if you go with friends it will be a hot commodity. It is...

Pros: realistic gameplay, great mechanics

Cons: not great graphics to some people

Review: Okay, this is the best tennis game ever created. I bought it because I wanted a good tennis game with excellent gameplay mechanics and realistic shots. This game, Mario Tennis for Gameboy Color, is awesome. I don't care that it's for an older system, ...

Pros: Clean graphics, Smooth control

Cons: Simple game, Not much replay value

Review: Tennis is a sport that never really interested me much, but this game is a lot of fun.

You choose either a 1-2 player game, 1 or 3 set match, difficulty on a 1-4 basis. Tennis a simple, fun game that will keep you playing for a long time. It's...

Pros: highly addicting

Cons: can spend hours playing this game

Review: I am no Venus Williams in real life, but I can be #1 on the Gameboy version! This game is highly addicting. There are several skill levels, or players to beat, including the Quarters brothers (the easiest), Dewey Pond, and Ace Riley (who likes to ace)....

Pros: Only tennis game for gameboy, long-lasting

Cons: Monochrome, very hard, nothing special

Review: There's not much competition for tennis Gameboy games (right now), but it's one of my favorite games to play when I'm bored. However, I can't stand it for long periods of time. The concept is a simple Tennis game. It's singles only, and you only have two...

Pros: Presence of storyline, solid graphics, decent min-games.

Cons: Sickeningly monotonous, boring tennis action, storyline allows little freedom, too easy, Mario license poorly used.

The Bottom Line: I don't recommend buying Mario Tennis GBC at all. It has a few redeeming qualities and decent depth, but unfortunately, this game isn't very fun at all.

Review: Mario. The ultimate mascot and cash cow of Nintendo. It seems like lately, Nintendo has come up with all kinds of different types of games, stuck Mario and a few of his pals on each one, added some bright colors, and sold them as games. And these...