Mario Tennis

Centre Court Tennis lets you build a quirky Lego‑like avatar and hit the court for casual, fast‑paced tennis action. The game balances traditional match play with wacky mini‑games that keep the fun rolling.

✦ Best for families or friends seeking local split‑screen tennis fun

Mario Tennis: Power Tour blends classic tennis action with role‑playing elements. Players enroll at the Royal Tennis Academy, train their backhand, and battle through tournaments to rise in the ranks.

✦ Best for kids and rpg fans who want handheld tennis adventure

Mario Kart DS continues the iconic racing series with 16 brand‑new tracks and 16 classic tracks from the previous four games, split into Nitro and Retro Grand Prix modes.

✦ Best for families and casual gamers who want local multiplayer racing

Mario Power Tennis blends classic tennis with the whimsical worlds of the Mario franchise, offering both standard matches and inventive game modes like Ring Shot and Item Battle.

✦ Best for mario fans craving fun local couch multiplayer tennis

The game supports both single‑player quests and local multiplayer split‑screen, letting friends compete or cooperate as they battle Bowser Jr. and Bowser across the Baseball Kingdom.

✦ Best for families and friends seeking local couch co‑op baseball fun

Virtua Tennis 4 delivers quick, action‑oriented tennis matches that emphasize fun over strict realism.

✦ Best for casual gamers seeking fast, fun tennis with split‑screen parties

Jump straight into multiplayer tennis action, choosing from beloved Mushroom Kingdom characters or your own Mii. Simple touch‑screen controls let anyone swing, while deeper mechanics reward strategic play.

✦ Best for casual/family gamers with a 3ds who want multiplayer tennis

Droopy's Tennis Open brings a quirky twist to classic tennis, letting you choose from seven animated characters each with unique abilities.

✦ Best for retro game boy advance fans craving quirky multiplayer tennis