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Mario Tennis Fever Bounces Back in Japanese Charts

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Mario Tennis Fever is not doing particularly well in the UK, but Japan continues to love Nintendo. According to Japanese publication Famitsu, the latest Mario Tennis entry was the highest-selling game this week in Japan, with over 14,500 copies sold between 16 and 22 February.

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