Mario Tennis Open was released on May 20th, 2012 (my birthday) for the Nintendo 3DS. This fun-hearted, yet intense sports title features a vast amount of in-game content, such as unlockables, and a great collection of playable characters to choose from. By meeting certain conditions within the game, some of these characters become unlocked. Others can be obtained by scanning for "secretly placed" QR (Quick Response) Codes, using the game's QR Code scanning feature. In order to use the QR Code scanner, you will need to press (Up and Start) while viewing the “select a file” screen. Once the scanner is displayed on your top screen, all that is left is to find an appropriate QR Code and align it with the QR Code scanner.
Nintendo have been slowly, but surely releasing playable, multi-colored Yoshi's by way of a virtual scavenger hunt. However, you can’t just aimlessly travel around the Internet and scan all the codes you see. Nintendo is being strategic as to when each of the colored Yoshis are distributed for each of the regions. Resultantly, scanning a QR Code that is not applicable for a certain region will simply not work. Now, lucky for you, we have done the leg work so you can just reap the benefits. Below, you will find all available QR Codes for the North American, Europe/ Australia and Japan.

Black Yoshi (All-Around)

Blue Yoshi (Speed)

Light-Blue Yoshi (Speed)

Pink Yoshi (Technique)

Red Yoshi (Technique)

White Yoshi (Tricky)

Yellow Yoshi (Power)
Playable characters are not all that’s in store for Mario Tennis Open. The very first QR Code released in North America unlocked a Yoshi costume for your in-game Mii character. This beloved Mushroom Kingdom character is really getting his time in the spotlight. There are many more “empty” costume slots available in the game, which can only mean more is yet to come! For all we know, Yoshi is just the beginning! Please make sure to check back from time to time, as this article will be updated with all the newest QR Codes, as they become available!

Yoshi Costume
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