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“Wii Sports” is Nintendo’s best-selling game of all time. Two decades later, Nintendo is trying to strike gold again, first with “Switch Sports” on the original Switch console, and now with “Switch Sports Resort,” exclusive to the Switch 2.

Guaranteed strike … Nintendo Switch Sports Resort. Photograph: NintendoGuaranteed strike … Nintendo Switch Sports Resort. Photograph: Nintendo Review

Originating as a tech demo for the Wii’s motion controls, Nintendo’s Sports series has always found novel and intuitive ways to emulate various athletic endeavors with motion-based video game controllers. Like its predecessors, Switch Sports Resort is a compilation of sports-based minigames built around approachability. Though rightfully known for its enticing multiplayer options, Switch Sports…

Nintendo Switch Sports Resort has arrived to provide gamers with peak nostalgia. 

Back in 2022, Nintendo attempted to revive the fun and charm of the motion-controlled Wii Sports era, but it didn’t quite live up to that lofty goal. Now in 2026, Nintendo Switch Sports Resort takes another swing at that same difficult feat with a clear focus on “more.” More sports, more outfits, more modes, and…

Check out the latest trailer for Nintendo Switch Sports Resort as you’re given a proper look at all the games ahead of its October 22 launch

Summer is right around the corner for those of us living in the southern hemisphere. Here in Australia, summertime is all about beach and barbecue. If you’re in the northern hemisphere, summer is now fading into memory as the daylight recedes. And while winter is full of delights, if you’re anything like me, you may…

When the original Wii Sports came out, it felt like a thinly-veiled collection of mini games meant to showcase the novel motion controls on Nintendo’s latest console. The series evolved into a wholesome family-friendly party game and its upcoming entry — Nintendo Switch Sports Resort — is taking that premise to its biggest venue yet.

Before I get to the meat of this article, I’m going to say something startling and unpleasant: Wii Sports turns 20 years old this November. Just take a second to let the weight of time sink in, and then we can move on.

Pack my bags and book me a one-way ticket to Wuhu Island. After its announcement in June, I was mildly excited for Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, mostly because of the prospect of returning to Nintendo’s vacation paradise after more than a decade since my last visit in Pilotwings Resort on 3DS launch day. After my…