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'''Ring Shot''' is one of the four special games in ''[[Mario Tennis Open]]''. It is very similar to [[Mario Tennis (Nintendo 64)#Ring Shot|Ring Shot]] from ''[[Mario Tennis (Nintendo 64)|Mario Tennis]]''. In the game, the player tries to hit the ball into rings, with the assistance of another character on the other side of the court. This awards Ring Points. When rings are at their smallest, they are worth five points. Their point values decrease by one as the rings grow, until they get their largest and are worth one point. Hitting the ball into multiple rings in one stroke earns the player combo points. The level is completed if the player acquires a certain amount of points in a certain amount of time (this depends on the difficulty level). The rings are initially vertical and close to the net, but in the third and challenge levels, the rings are higher up and sometimes placed horizontally or slanted towards the player. [[Baby Peach]] can be unlocked by completing the third level in this game. Additionally, a [[Princess Peach]] costume can be unlocked by obtaining 800 points in Ring Shot Challenge, and a [[ | '''Ring Shot''' is one of the four special games in ''[[Mario Tennis Open]]''. It is very similar to [[Mario Tennis (Nintendo 64)#Ring Shot|Ring Shot]] from ''[[Mario Tennis (Nintendo 64)|Mario Tennis]]''. In the game, the player tries to hit the ball into rings, with the assistance of another character on the other side of the court. This awards Ring Points. When rings are at their smallest, they are worth five points. Their point values decrease by one as the rings grow, until they get their largest and are worth one point. Hitting the ball into multiple rings in one stroke earns the player combo points. The level is completed if the player acquires a certain amount of points in a certain amount of time (this depends on the difficulty level). The rings are initially vertical and close to the net, but in the third and challenge levels, the rings are higher up and sometimes placed horizontally or slanted towards the player. [[Baby Peach]] can be unlocked by completing the third level in this game. Additionally, a [[Princess Peach]] costume can be unlocked by obtaining 800 points in Ring Shot Challenge, and a [[Daisy]] one can be unlocked by collecting 700 points in the same level, but with another player. | ||
This mode has several levels with varying goals: | This mode has several levels with varying goals: | ||
* Novice Rings - The player must earn 200 Ring Points within one minute. Assisted by [[Yoshi#Mario Tennis series|Yoshi]]. | * Novice Rings - The player must earn 200 Ring Points within one minute. Assisted by [[Yoshi#Mario Tennis series|Yoshi]]. | ||
* Amateur Rings - The player must earn 350 Ring Points within two minutes. Assisted by [[Princess Peach#Mario Tennis Open|Peach]]. | * Amateur Rings - The player must earn 350 Ring Points within two minutes. Assisted by [[Princess Peach #Mario Tennis Open|Peach]]. | ||
* Pro Rings - The player must earn 500 ring points within three minutes. Assisted by [[Luigi#Mario Tennis series|Luigi]]. Completion unlocks [[Baby Peach]]. | * Pro Rings - The player must earn 500 ring points within three minutes. Assisted by [[Luigi #Mario Tennis series|Luigi]]. Completion unlocks [[Baby Peach]]. | ||
* Ring Shot Challenge - The player must earn as many ring points as possible within three minutes. Assisted by [[Donkey Kong#Mario Tennis series|Donkey Kong]]. | * Ring Shot Challenge - The player must earn as many ring points as possible within three minutes. Assisted by [[Donkey Kong#Mario Tennis series|Donkey Kong]]. | ||
