《瑪利歐綜合運動》（日文名稱：マリオスポーツミックス，英文名稱：Mario Sports Mix）是由Square Enix開發、任天堂發行的Wii平台體育派對遊戲，於2010年11月首次在日本推出，2011年陸續於歐美市場發售。繼《瑪利歐籃球3對3》後，任天堂與Square Enix再度合作的運動遊戲作品，融合瑪利歐世界的角色魅力與誇張幻想風格，主打四種經典體育項目：籃球、排球、冰上曲棍球與躲避球，以休閒向的玩法打造出適合闔家同樂的綜合型運動體驗。

沒有明確的劇情主線，而是採用「體育競賽嘉年華」的設計概念，透過各種不同地點的球場、角色配對與任務關卡來營造動感十足的比賽氛圍。玩家可選擇瑪利歐系列的知名角色如瑪利歐、路易吉、碧姬公主、耀西、庫巴等，進行比賽，也可解鎖來自Square Enix的客串角色，包括《最終幻想》中的黑魔導士、白魔導士與忍者等，帶來跨品牌的趣味碰撞。每種運動項目皆設有單人模式、雙人合作、對戰與錦標賽等多種模式，並提供AI與玩家對戰的自由搭配，使遊戲內容不流於單調。

操作方面則延續Wii遊戲的體感操作核心，主要使用Wii遙控器與Nunchuk進行基本的移動、跳躍、投擲與擊球等動作。遊戲設計兼顧易上手與操作手感，例如籃球中的「扣籃」與「必殺技」透過特定搖晃或按鍵組合即可觸發，排球則加入「快速接發」與「旋轉扣殺」等動作技巧。每個角色都有獨特的特殊技能，這些技能依據角色個性設計，例如庫巴會噴火攻擊籃板，碧姬公主會用愛心旋風擾亂敵手，這些技能不僅具有視覺張力，也為比賽增加策略與變數。

每項運動的比賽場地也不拘泥於現實設定，而是充分融入瑪利歐世界的幻想元素，例如在鬼屋球場中比賽時可能會被幽靈干擾，在熔岩火山場地中還會隨機出現火球障礙，這些機關與環境互動大幅提升比賽的趣味性與不確定性。除此之外，還有「道具系統」，能在比賽中撿取如香蕉皮、龜殼、閃電等經典道具來攻擊或防禦，使得比賽過程充滿變化與驚喜。

在市場評價方面，獲得相對正面的回應，尤其在家庭與兒童玩家群中頗受歡迎。評論普遍認為遊戲畫面色彩鮮明、節奏活潑，角色動畫表現生動且富有個性，加上支援最多四人同時遊玩，非常適合聚會或家庭娛樂。多數玩家肯定其「簡單上手卻耐玩」、「每個運動都有特色」與「角色技能設計有趣」等優點。《Famitsu》給予本作總評30分（滿分40），表示其為雖無特別創新但娛樂性極高的運動派對作品。

然而，也有部分評論指出遊戲的平衡性略顯不足，某些角色技能過於強勢，導致比賽有時會失衡；同時四種運動雖各有特色，但在深度與變化性上仍不及專門運動遊戲，例如《Wii Sports》系列或《瑪利歐網球》等。此外，單人模式的耐玩度較低，AI表現不夠靈活，導致長時間遊玩可能出現重複性與挑戰性不足的情況。

綜合來說，是以派對娛樂為導向的綜合型運動遊戲，其亮點在於角色魅力、幻想式場地設計與趣味性道具互動。對於喜愛瑪利歐角色、熱愛多人同樂或尋找適合親子共玩的遊戲玩家而言，具有色彩繽紛、節奏明快且富有歡樂氛圍的佳作。即使在體感遊戲盛行的Wii時代中，依然保有鮮明特色，成為瑪利歐衍生遊戲中頗具代表性的派對作品。

Mario Sports Mix (Japanese title: マリオスポーツミックス, English title: Mario Sports Mix) is a sports party game developed by Square Enix and published by Nintendo for the Wii platform. It was first released in Japan in November 2010, followed by launches in North America and Europe in 2011. As a follow-up to Mario Hoops 3-on-3, this title marked another collaboration between Nintendo and Square Enix, blending the charm of the Mario universe with an exaggerated, whimsical style. The game features four classic sports: basketball, volleyball, ice hockey, and dodgeball, presented in a lighthearted, accessible format designed for fun, family-friendly competition.

Instead of a conventional storyline, Mario Sports Mix adopts a “sports competition carnival” concept, creating a lively, energetic tournament atmosphere through its diverse courts, character pairings, and special event matches. Players can select from well-known characters like Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Yoshi, and Bowser, with additional guest appearances from Square Enix franchises, including characters like the Black Mage, White Mage, and Ninja from Final Fantasy. Each sport offers various play modes, including single-player, two-player co-op, versus battles, and full tournaments, with the flexibility to mix AI and human players for a customized experience.

In terms of controls, Mario Sports Mix embraces the Wii’s signature motion controls, using the Wii Remote and Nunchuk to handle movement, jumping, throwing, and hitting actions. The game balances accessibility with a satisfying sense of control. For example, in basketball, players can perform dunks and trigger character-specific special moves using unique motion gestures or button combinations. Volleyball introduces techniques like quick serves and spinning spikes, while every character boasts distinctive special skills reflecting their personality—Bowser, for instance, hurls fireballs at the basketball hoop, while Princess Peach stirs up distracting heart-shaped whirlwinds. These flashy moves not only enhance the visuals but also inject strategy and unpredictability into each match.

The playing fields for each sport are far from ordinary, creatively integrating elements from the Mario world. Matches might take place in Luigi's mansion where ghosts interrupt play, or on volcanic courts where fireballs rain down at random. These environmental hazards, along with interactive court features, greatly increase the excitement and unpredictability of the competitions. Additionally, the game incorporates a classic Mario-style item system, allowing players to pick up items like banana peels, Koopa shells, and lightning bolts to attack opponents or gain an advantage, adding further chaos and humor to every match.

In terms of market reception, Mario Sports Mix received generally positive reviews, especially among family and casual gamers. Critics praised the game’s vibrant graphics, lively pacing, and the charismatic, expressive animations of its characters. Its multiplayer design, supporting up to four simultaneous players, was widely regarded as perfect for parties and family gatherings. Many players appreciated its “easy to pick up but hard to master” gameplay, the unique flavor of each sport, and the entertaining special moves assigned to every character. Japanese magazine Famitsu awarded it a total score of 30 out of 40, describing it as a highly enjoyable party sports title, even though it didn’t offer groundbreaking innovation.

That said, some reviewers noted balancing issues, as a few character skills were overly powerful and occasionally disrupted the fairness of matches. While each sport had its own charm, critics observed that the depth and variety fell short compared to dedicated sports titles like Wii Sports or Mario Tennis. Furthermore, the single-player mode was seen as lacking replay value, with AI opponents that felt somewhat predictable, leading to a sense of repetition and limited long-term challenge.

In summary, Mario Sports Mix is a party-focused sports compilation that shines through its charismatic cast, fantasy-inspired court designs, and playful item-based mechanics. It stands out as a cheerful, fast-paced, and humor-filled entry perfect for Mario fans, multiplayer enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a lighthearted, family-friendly game. Even during the heyday of motion-controlled Wii titles, it maintained a distinctive identity, earning its place as one of the more memorable Mario spin-offs in the party game genre.