Testseek.com have collected 19 expert reviews of the Mario Super Sluggers and the average rating is 70%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Mario Super Sluggers.
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19 Reviews
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Mario Super Sluggers does take good advantage of the Mario licence but it fails with faulty controls and poorly implemented concepts. Its an uneven and often times frustrating title that doesnt come close to matching the zany over-the-top fun of oth...
Mario Super Sluggers oozes the kind of kinetic gameplay and light-hearted fun that the Wii was built for. 7.9/10Print this pageUser reviews (0)Share this pageNoticed something wrong? Report error/mistake.Add to my profile pageGame ScoresGraphics:7.4/10...
Abstract: The Wii-make epidemic is beginning to look like a very real problem. What I'm referring to is when Nintendo takes a good title from their previous console, the GameCube, slaps on some form of gesture controls and then packages it as a new game. Don't get...
Abstract: Mario and all his friends are hitting the diamond once again, and this time theyve got some new tricks up their sleeves. Find out if this game hits a home run or strikes out in our complete Mario Super Sluggers review. Following up on the mild succes...
Plenty of enjoyable Mario Party-style baseball minigames. Great utilization of both the WiiMote and the Nunchuck attachment or the option to play sans Nunchuck. Can play many modes as your Mii.
Often irritating ferris-wheel style background music, sometimes touchy Wii controls and depth issues makes fielding unnecessarily difficult. Not the a pick-up-and-play game it promises to be.
Abstract: It was only a matter of time before Nintendo got around to releasing stand alone versions of its Wii Sports games while including Mario and friends in for good measure. Previous Nintendo consoles have seen Mario Tennis and Mario Golf (as well as Baseba...
Abstract: While your mom and your little brother dig Wii Sports' Baseball, I would like to have a little more baseball in my baseball videogame titles. You know, like players with legs and arms. And fielding. Mario knows golf and tennis, but baseball? Nintendo ...
Abstract: Game: Mario Super SluggersGenre: SportsPlatform: Wii The previous generation’s Mario baseball game, Mario Superstar Baseball on the Gamecube, was a fun and quirky installment in the Mario sports franchise. Like all Mario sports games, the game added it...
Abstract: What Mario Super Sluggers lacks in online and single-player, it makes up for with depth, accessibility, and Funky Kong’s surfboard. While there seems to be an inordinate amount of hate for this game since it is one of Nintendo’s titles for core gamers...
