​Nintendo keeps filling in the gaps 

​Nintendo keeps filling in the gaps 

A screenshot from the video game Mario Tennis Fever.

When you buy a new Nintendo device, there are a few things you can expect: namely, some excellent Super Mario, Pokémon, and Legend of Zelda games, and maybe a great Animal Crossing, Mario Kart, or Smash Bros. The question mark has always been the other stuff. But with the Switch 2, it doesn’t seem like that will be a problem; its upcoming lineup already seems surprisingly strong.

There are a few reasons for this optimistic outlook. One is a more reliable output from the company’s seemingly smaller releases, like this week’s launch of Mario Tennis Fever. As with the rest of the series, Fever is to real tennis what Mario Kart is to real racin …

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