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The editors liked
Visuals are lovely
New modes add variety
Captures the same feel as Wii Sports
Badminton is king
Precise motion controls
Perfect for multiplayer
Long-term potential
You can play alone
With friends or online
Create your own Sportsmate character
Very easy to learn the gestures
Swing
Kick and spike your way to victory with Nintendo Switch Sports
A collection of sports for Nintendo Switch that puts you right into the action
A fantastic
Fun-filled addition to the Nintendo Switch
Online play means competition never gets borin
The editors didn't like
Minor motion control issues
A lot of online focus
Some sports aren't present
Thin selection at launch
Soccer is a dud
Unrewarding solo play
Not that many sports to play
Leg strap is only used for one game
I did pull a muscle in my arm but even then that was my own fault
Swing, kick and spike your way to victory with Nintendo Switch Sports, a collection of sports for Nintendo Switch that puts you right into the action, A fantastic, fun-filled addition to the Nintendo Switch, Online play means competition never gets borin
I did pull a muscle in my arm but even then that was my own fault, This game was reviewed on Nintendo Switch
Published: 2022-05-11, Author: Ian , review by: darkzero.co.uk
Abstract: I don't know of a single friend of mine in the UK whose family didn't own a Wii. And I mean ‘whose family didn't own' seriously. This wasn't something kids were saving their newspaper round money to get, it was a product aimed mostly at parents as a way t...
You can play alone, with friends or online,Create your own Sportsmate character,Very easy to learn the gestures,
Not that many sports to play, Leg strap is only used for one game,
Nintendo Switch Sports has brought back everything we loved about Wii Sports and given it a refresh fit for 2022. Old favourites like tennis and bowling are back, while new games have also been added to the mix including badminton and football. This game...
Published: 2022-04-29, Author: Giovanni , review by: Digitaltrends.com
Badminton is king, Precise motion controls, Perfect for multiplayer, Long-term potential
Thin selection at launch, Soccer is a dud, Unrewarding solo play
Yes. If you loved Wii Sports, there's no reason you wouldn't love this too. Though you'll get more out of it as a multiplayer experience than a solo one.Nintendo Switch Sports was tested on a Switch OLED docked to a TCL 6-Series RC35. Editors' Recommendat...
Abstract: For all their polymath complexity, all their melding of artistic and cinematic and technical achievements, timeless video games sometimes boil down to one very good idea. In 2006 Wii Sports' idea was this: wouldn't it be fun to wave a controller around li...
Published: 2022-04-27, Author: Tom , review by: dailystar.co.uk
There was a time about 15 years ago when a lot of TVs were damaged.Wii console controllers were being inadvertently flung across the country at said goggleboxes as gamers intensely playing Wii Sports got so involved in the title they lost control of both...
Published: 2022-04-11, Author: Max , review by: pocket-lint.com
Visuals are lovely,New modes add variety,Captures the same feel as Wii Sports
Minor motion control issues,A lot of online focus,Some sports aren't present
Switch Sports felt like a fairly sure thing when it was announced - Nintendo could practically re-release Wii Sports and have a hit on its hands, after all.Thankfully, the major visual upgrades that Switch Sports offers aren't the only improvement.With mo...
Published: 2022-06-30, Author: Kurt , review by: gamespot.com
Playing with friends and family is an absolute blast, Simplicity makes the game approachable for players of all ages and skill levels, Bowling rules
The number of missing features and modes from the original Wii Sports is perplexing, Playing solo offers no incentive due to an absence of a skill tracker, limited difficulty modes, no training modes, and no unlockable customization
