Camelot Serves Mario Tennis 64 to Virtual Console

By Jorge Ba-oh 01.08.2010 4

Camelot Serves Mario Tennis 64 to Virtual Console on Nintendo gaming news, videos and discussion

Camelot's popular Mario themed tennis sim, Mario Tennis, is serving its way back onto the Wii with the N64 edition out this month.

Nintendo revealed a handful of games to be included in the Japanese Virtual Console line-up for August, including Mario Tennis for 1000 Wii Points, SNES classic Clock Tower for 800 Wii Points and the adorable Miracle Adventure costing 900 Wii Points.

Whilst we don't have a new Mario Tennis for Wii, the two home console outings will now be available for Nintendo's slim box.

Box art for Mario Tennis
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Camelot

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Nintendo

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Sport

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European release date Out now   North America release date Out now   Japan release date Out now   Australian release date Out now   

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JoshSL is offline. JoshSL 01.08.2010#1

In Japan anyway...

Mario Tennis has been on Euro and US VC since June! Smilie

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jb is offline. jb 01.08.2010#2

SuperLink said:
In Japan anyway...

Mario Tennis has been on Euro and US VC since June! Smilie

... yes, hence the "Japanese Virtual Console line-up" in the article Smilie

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JoshSL is offline. JoshSL 01.08.2010#3

jb said:
... yes, hence the "Japanese Virtual Console line-up" in the article Smilie

Urgh I'm stupid this morning afternoon.

Wonder why they had to wait so bloody long for it.

( Edited 01.08.2010 12:55 by SuperLink )

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Martin_ is offline. Martin_ 04.08.2010#4

I still have this for my N64. Really boss game. Don't know if the sequels improved on it or ruined it with over-complications and such, as sequels often do.

 

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