To compare, Wii Sports Resort in 2009 had 15 games to choose from. While the base game of Nintendo Switch Sports provides a solid foundation, it would greatly benefit from DLC to enhance its ...

Nintendo Switch Sports immediately drew me in with ... a sword fighting game that may be familiar to folks who played 2009’s Wii Sports Resort. You can’t just recklessly flail around here ...

Nintendo Switch Sports – Announcement Trailer ... to gauge how hungry audiences are for more. A sequel, Wii Sports Resort, launched in 2009 and would sell over 33 million units in its ...

Nintendo Switch Sports is a stylish update to the ... a renamed version of the swordplay game included in Wii Sports Resort’s suite of activities. Guarding and striking at the right angle ...

Nintendo Switch Sports is releasing in April 2022 and will bring back the familiar gameplay fans remember from Wii Sports Resort. The long-awaited sequel is on the way and brings six sports to the ...

Nintendo Switch Sports, like Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort before it, is best played as a party game, broken out for any gathering that needs a quick injection of goofy, active fun. While its ...

including its cruise-resort theme and multiplayer options. Plus, more updates are expected, including golf. As a sequel to the Wii’s best-selling game, Nintendo Switch Sports should offer all of ...

Wii Sports Resort took everything that was loved about ... the components of this game would work perfectly with the Nintendo Switch family of consoles. The gameplay is still loads of fun, and ...

I can’t help but feel like Nintendo Switch Sports is incomplete, especially when comparing the lineup of games to the massive offering from Wii Sports Resort in 2009. I expected more ...

Nintendo Switch Sports faces a daunting challenge. The original Wii Sports changed the face of gaming in 2006, reaching swathes of society that had never before engaged with the medium. The Wii's ...

I was taken aback to see training mode missing in Nintendo Switch Sports. Even Wii Sports Club (the Wii Sports HD remake for Wii U) and Wii Sports Resort featured equivalent challenge modes.