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The '''Wario Court''' is a tennis court that appears in ''[[Mario Tennis (Nintendo 64)|Mario Tennis]]'' for the [[Nintendo 64]]. Like in the [[Wario & Waluigi Court]] and the [[Waluigi Court]], the background of the court features [[treasure chest]]s and | The '''Wario Court''' is a tennis court that appears in ''[[Mario Tennis (Nintendo 64)|Mario Tennis]]'' for the [[Nintendo 64]]. Like in the [[Wario & Waluigi Court]] and the [[Waluigi Court]], the background of the court features [[treasure chest]]s and ruins in a desert setting, and the music that plays is an arrangement of "Out of the Woods", the overworld theme of ''[[Wario Land 3]]''. On the ground of the court, there is the picture of [[Wario]] holding his racket. This court has a weak bounce with a slow ball speed. To unlock the court, the player has to win the third round of [[Treasure Box (minigame)|Treasure Box]], a minigame in ''[[Mario Tennis (Game Boy Color)|Mario Tennis]]'' for the [[Game Boy Color]], then transfer the data through a [[Transfer Pak]]. Due to the Transfer Pak being not compatible with future consoles, this court cannot be unlocked in the [[Virtual Console]] releases of this game. | ||
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Revision as of 17:31, April 11, 2019
Template:Tennis court The Wario Court is a tennis court that appears in Mario Tennis for the Nintendo 64. Like in the Wario & Waluigi Court and the Waluigi Court, the background of the court features treasure chests and ruins in a desert setting, and the music that plays is an arrangement of "Out of the Woods", the overworld theme of Wario Land 3. On the ground of the court, there is the picture of Wario holding his racket. This court has a weak bounce with a slow ball speed. To unlock the court, the player has to win the third round of Treasure Box, a minigame in Mario Tennis for the Game Boy Color, then transfer the data through a Transfer Pak. Due to the Transfer Pak being not compatible with future consoles, this court cannot be unlocked in the Virtual Console releases of this game.
In-game description
"Wario built this mysterious court." Template:MT64
