I felt like I was playing a modern sports game like Rocket League but with the added excitement (and exercise) of having to physically move around to hit the ball. With two Joy-Cons in hand, I guided my avatar up and down the field as I would in most video games, but I attacked the ball using a variety of arm swings - as well as a superman-like head dive that my teammate and I both got a kick out of.
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I found it fairly easy to time and aim my kicks with the Leg Strap attached, and even managed to pull out the win against a Nintendo rep.īut Soccer really opened up when we switched to a traditional full game mode, which offered a thrilling mix of controller-based gameplay and satisfying motion controls. We kicked things off (no pun intended) with a shootout contest, which was a fairly rudimentary experience of kicking a giant ball into a goal as it came my way.
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I started my Switch Sports session with Soccer, a new addition to the series and the one game in the package to take advantage of the Joy-Con Leg Strap (you’ll get a strap in the physical edition, or you can use the one you may already have from Ring Fit Adventure). If you already have a Leg Strap from Ring Fit Adventure - or can live without the Soccer Shoot-Out minigame that uses it - you’re better off saving some cash and getting the digital version. Switch Sports launches on April 29 and is available in two variations: a $49 physical edition that comes with a Joy-Con Leg Strap, or a $39 digital edition that you can buy from the Nintendo eShop or various retailers. Nintendo Switch Sports release date and preorders And if you’re on the fence, here are some early impressions to help you decide.
You can currently preorder Nintendo Switch Sports for $49 physically or $39 digitally. I got to spend an hour playing all six games in the collection ahead of its April 29 release, and I’m already itching to pick up the Joy-Cons for another few rounds. More than 15 years later, Nintendo is finally bringing that experience to the Switch in the aptly named Nintendo Switch Sports, which packs a mix of old and new minigames while throwing in some promising modern features. Even if you’re not a big gamer, you may have fond memories of flailing your arms around while bowling, golfing or playing tennis in the mega-popular Wii Sports.
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