Arms is one of Nintendo's new franchises in years and it works well, and Nintendo keeps pushing out content updates that keep improving the game with stages, characters and arms. this game's VS mode on the same screen is fun time as it is playable in table top and on the TV.

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.

Good replay value, highly recommended for all ages

Toby Berger springs into action in Nintendo's wacky new Switch exclusive, Arms.

The game's zany universe is very Nintendo; Graphics, gameplay, and sound design are all top notch; Characters are well-designed and varied; Multiplayer is fantastic

A bit light on content, especially for solo players; Mini-games lose their lustre rather quickly

Welcome to an explosion of colour, whirring arms and massive weapons. The world of ARMS sounds like a joke that went too far, but it really works. Why are these people fighting with weird stretchy arms? What happened to everyone in this crazy world?

Lots of fun; Great with friends

Steep learning curve; Lack of content; Poor tutorials

Let's first take a look at what Nintendo's big new IP is all about. Arms is a fighting game where in 3D arenas you'll go up against a single opponent, and you'll beat up each other by using combination attacks, grabs, charged strikes and well, that's pretty much it, at least at first glance.

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.

I am torn concerning ARMS on the Nintendo Switch. There are things I like about this game, and there are things I absolutely despise. I am very thankful Family Friendly Gaming purchased this fighting game after the failures of the PR and Marketing firm working for Nintendo.

Nintendo's power has always been in their wide assortment of IP. Mario, Zelda, and Metroid were always the headliners, and it seemed like they were resting on their laurels a bit before some new stuff started to trickle out.

Solid and definitely has an audience. There could be some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.