For a company that is so often accused of relying too heavily on its existing franchises, Nintendo has been refreshingly open to creating new intellectual properties of late. Splatoon famously came out of nowhere back in 2015 and established Nintendo as a key player in the online shooter genre, and...

I was very skeptical about this game but after the TestPunch I fell in love with it. ARMS takes boxing to a whole new fund level experience and I totally recommend this game.

Love the game, graphics, choices, plus physical activity. Multiplayer a big plus. Fun for all ages. We let the kids play, and after bed time play with grown up friends!!!

Brought this for my 8 year old nephew after he got a Nintendo Switch for Christmas. He LOVES it. So many options of how you play on the Switch too, which means it can be a bit more of an active game. Think Streetfighter for kids.

I Got it for my daughter and she loves it good fun to play together

I got this game from my cousin when we went to walmart. Expected absolute trash from what I heard over the internet. I was extremely surprised. I play this game on a regular basis, have 100+ hours in it and can't get enough. It has plenty of content to keep me playing. Absolute must buy.

Cruel fighting game, 4 player offline, 2 player online, 2 player story mode. Exercise controls work as well as regular hand controls. This is pure revolution for anyone who likes fighting games.

Arms is a fantastically unique fighting game, without the pieces that make fighting games unapproachable for new players. A colorful style and wicked character designs push the wacky ideas to their limits, and all of it comes together for a proper package.

Arms is an excellent spin on the fighting genre by Nintendo that suffers from control issues and a lack of single player

It was no surprise that the Nintendo Switch got first-party titles from popular franchises such as Mario and Zelda , but few would have predicted Arms, a new fighting game revealed at the Switch launch . Arms pits fighters with extendable arms (hence the name) against each other in an arena.