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Tournament brackets share a roster with character growth in Mario Tennis (2000). A trainable backhand stays with one athlete across the bracket. Camelot's Nintendo 64 game mixes cup tennis with stats that change how a fighter covers the court, and a separate Game Boy Color game uses the same title for a school story.
Waluigi's twisted swing and Peach's reach are readable before any stat screen. The charge shot still ends a rally, but the growth system asks a player to stay with one athlete across events.
The color handheld's rookie campaign is not this cartridge. Home-console brackets and the trainable roster are the Nintendo 64 mix.
Same series is the tight name match. Same franchise is the wider family. Same platform is other games on the systems named above.
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