Nintendo Switch Sports Review
Wii Sports took over the world in 2006. Nintendo’s motion-controlled sports package turned grandparents into virtual bowling pros, and helped the Wii sell more than 100 million units. The Nintendo Switch has already reached that lofty sales number, and now Nintendo Switch Sports ($49.99) hopes to pull an even larger casual audience. Although volleyball and a few other new additions feature disappointing motion controls, tennis and returning fan favorites showcase just how exciting it is to move your body while playing a video game. Given the proven potential, we hope Nintendo follows up on its plans to expand this sports game collection beyond the initial fun, but skimpy, six-game lineup.
Looking Fit The original Wii Sports didn’t have much sense of place, but the follow-up, Wii Sports Resort, transported the competition to Wuhu Island, a tropical locale that later popped up in other Nintendo games. Nintendo Switch Sports sets its arcade sports activities at Spocco Square, whic...
Enjoy fun, casual spins on popular sports, such as soccer and tennis, in this motion-controlled game collection for the Nintendo Switch.
Many intuitive, casual sports games; Customizable characters; Online multiplayer and progression; Budget price
Not all sports available at launch; Some sports control better than others; Not compatible with Nintendo Switch Lite