Strong_Right

u/Strong_Right




r/NintendoSwitch•

I just finished these 4 levels and they're by far my favorite of the whole game.

They're longer than your average level and they're just really well made.

This game has been overshadowed a bit by Octopath, but it's such a great game, and the addition of these levels makes it even better.

If you've never played the game and like chill puzzle/collection games, I heavily recommend this one.

EDIT: Since this isn't clear to some people, this is a post about the quality of the game, especially the newly added levels. This is not a post about how many ports there are on switch.

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r/MarioTennis•

The normal reply is always use lobs, but in standard the speedy characters can always do a trickshot to still return it. They seem to be always able to catch up with my shots by either running or doing trickshots, so the normal counters don't really work for me.

Anyone have any tips?

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r/NintendoSwitch•

I can only speak from my own experience but most of my matches have been very close games with a lot of deuces and a lot of tiebreakers.

In the matches I've played online I've never had a real 'stomp' happen where 1 player was vastly better than the other one.

The online tournaments feel really competitive this way and challenging because when you play to opponents close to your skill level you really get that drive to try and win from them.

I think it's important to also look at the positive aspects of this game and just the negative ones.

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