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Mario Tennis Open (3DS)

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Mario is back for yet another round of tennis! And this time, it's actually quite fun, thanks to some awesome minigames, great controls and cool power-ups. Definitely a highlight in this series! Condition: Great! Complete in box.

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ConditionUsed
3DS GamesnintendoSportssuper marioused

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