really expensive but would alweays remember the family times we have had with it

The controls are extremely good and always do the exact comand you perform.

Son likes it a lot! I like that you have to move around to play this game.

Bought for my nephew for Christmas, he was very pleased with it

While Nintendo may still reign as top tier in platforming games, there's another genre that the company has always had success in as well: fighting games. I don't always mean your standard 1v1 side view fighter either. Look at Punch-Out! for an example of that.

With slick and in-depth motion-controls, a unique roster of characters and an intense brand of competitive multiplayer mayhem, the spiritual successor to Punch-Out!! - ARMS - looks to come out swinging on Switch.

There was a long, elaborate paragraph that originally served as the intro for this ARMS review.It went into poetic detail about fighting games. "The drama of dragon punches!" it cried. "The

Excellent multiplayer fun; Everyone can play it; Surprising amount of depth

Not much content; Mini-games aren't great

It's easy to draw comparisons between ARMS and Splatoon, Nintendo's paintball shoot-‘em-up that debuted on Wii U in 2015. Both games represent major new first-party IPs – a rarity for Nintendo – featuring stylized visuals and gameplay that usurps their respective genre norms.

Basic mechanics are easy to learn; Fun suite of multiplayer options; V-Ball and Hoops

Motion controls just aren't precise enough; Characters seem cool; but lack backstory; dialogue; and personality; Fighter and Arm selection needs more detail

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 joins Super Smash Bros. and Splatoon in the pantheon of wonderfully accessible Nintendo multiplayer experiences that also happen to be great competitive games. It's a blast to play when you just want to swing around some Joy-Cons with your friends, but it also appeals to the hardcore fighting...