Switch Sports includes online play, which allows you to unlock additional cosmetic options for your characters, but we weren’t able to test it out during our review period.

Nintendo Switch Sports sticks wisely to the winning Wii Sports formula — and that's no bad thing. Here's our full Nintendo Switch Sports review ...

Now Playing: Nintendo Switch Sports Review. Nintendo Switch Sports is, at its core, the same as Wii Sports was all those years ago: a game in which you swing your arms around and reenact a sport.

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What Nintendo Switch Sports does well is to mix that nostalgia with plenty of freshness. Tennis, bowling, and sword fighting (now Chambara) return from Wii Sports and its sequel Wii Sports Resort ...

The Nintendo Switch Sports versions of soccer, volleyball, badminton, bowling, tennis, and chambara use motion control play that’s particularly fun in groups.

Our Nintendo Switch Sports review digs into the wonderful sports minigames, like bowling and tennis. Wii Sports gets the sequel it needed, albeit 15 years later.

The verdict: ‘Nintendo Switch Sports’ Nintendo Switch Sports is a strong continuation of a tried and tested formula that will find near-universal appeal with anybody who remembers the glory ...

This is the Switch Sports game that makes you scream with victory when you hear that bouncing THWACK that means your rivals have missed the ball. It's fine as a solo game, but online, say, with ...

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EA Sports FC 24 has essentially gone from having PS2-era graphics and framerate to that of the PS3 – while the difference between those two was impressive in 2006, unfortunately for Switch ...