Nintendo’s takes on sports titles have come off as a predominant success in both sales and production value. Mario Tennis on the Nintendo 64 had some satisfying four player action, while Super Mario Strikers went of to arguably be one of the most underrated multiplayer games to have ever been developed. To date, there’s only been two major blemishes to the Mario sports sub genre — Mario Tennis on the Virtual Boy, and Mario Hoops 3-on-3, a basketball title staring the Mario Bros. gang, lackluster gameplay and some of the most tacky usage of the DS touch screen to date.
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