Reception
The game received mixed to positive reviews. Critics say that the number of modes made it a much better game as opposed to if there had been only 1 or 2 modes. The One-On-One mode was criticized for being too straightforward, but was also praised as a concept in the first place. The minigames were described as cute. The Story Mode was criticized a little bit for telling the actual story, but the gameplay (and the new Extra Mode) was praised a lot in contrast. All in all, it was the number of locations from the show, the number of playable characters, and the number of items from the show that really surprised people.
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