The GameDaily One-Minute Review

Nintendo's scored another hit with its latest sports title, Super Mario Strikers because it's a phenomenal party game, but as for the single player, it gets boring real fast. There's just not enough to keep one person interested for more than thirty minutes, and with that being said, the developers have really failed to create a title that's excellent on both sides of the ball. This is the type of game that you'll sell almost immediately after purchasing it if all you plan to do is versus the AI, but invite a few friends over and Strikers is golden. But it's the perfect example of why Nintendo screwed up this generation. With online play, Super Mario Strikers would have been marvelous.