When Street Fighter 6 released for Nintendo Switch 2 on the console’s launch, it came with some new features exclusive to the Nintendo port. The most obvious feature was amiibo support, including Street Fighter character figurines and a brand-new set of cards specific to SF6. With DLC characters still coming…
When the Switch 2 was announced, a number of industry pundits were concerned that Nintendo had played things too safe. In the past, Nintendo has taken wild swings with its hardware and done outlandish things like include motion controls or force people to play with a tablet. The Nintendo Switch,…
Nintendo of Japan has just revealed one of what will surely be multiple announcements leading up to Mario’s 40th anniversary in September. My Mario, a new child-focused product line of merchandise and engagement experiences, is launching on Tuesday, August 26th in Japan. You can view the My Mario…
Nintendo Switch Sports is homing in faster than a pelted tennis ball, and as you’d expect, promotion for the game has been ramping up as of late. This week kicks off with a new Japanese commercial, which highlights the game as a convenient addition to a player’s exercise regime. The…
Nintendo is no stranger to partnering with big names to advertise its products and naturally for Nintendo Switch Sports the company is reaching out to actual athletes. This latest commercial from Nintendo of Australia features former Grand Slam champion Lleyton Hewitt and his son, Clay, who has also won a…
With spring now upon us, we’re quickly running out of excuses to not get physically active. Fortunately, with Nintendo Switch Sports almost here, that doesn’t mean we have to stop playing our beloved Switch, and GameXplain has a full ten minutes of new gameplay to share featuring the various sports….
The newest Nintendo Switch Sports trailer, titled “Run This House,” has debuted, showcasing typical family-friendly sports action as kids compete amongst one another and with parents for honor and glory, demonstrating all of the game’s various sports alongside the tagline “It’s time to find out who runs this house.” …
Nintendo Switch Sports, announced during last month’s Nintendo Direct presentation as a successor to the 2006 smash hit Wii Sports, has a variety of new sports categories not seen in its predecessor. As well as the returning Bowling and Tennis games (with Golf confirmed to arrive in a future update),…
Get ready to say “Wuhu” for some familiar sports and games, though not with the Miis you may remember. Nintendo Switch Sports is bringing back the simple, yet satisfying gameplay of Wii Sports to your Joy-Con! Featuring six different sports at launch, and at least one more on the way,…
Online Play Tests are always an exciting time to try out new games, and the Nintendo Switch Sports iteration is almost upon us — from February 18th to 20th, you’ll be able to go online with the Nintendo Switch Sports Online Play Test to try out Tennis, Bowling, and Chanbara against…
Nintendo has announced Nintendo Switch Sports, the successor to the Wii’s own line of motion-controlled sports games. Nintendo Switch Sports was revealed during today’s Nintendo Direct, which included a trailer for the new game. Using the Joy-Con, players can play Soccer, Volleyball, Bowling, Tennis, Badminton, and Chambara, with Golf being…
