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Nintendo Switch Sports is a sports game developed and published by Nintendo Planning & Productions. Early in the game, 6 sports will be launched, including tennis, bowling, volleyball, badminton, football, and fencing, of which volleyball, badminton and football are the three new items in the series.
With the game released on Nintendo Switch on April 29, the ratings aggregation site MetaCritic has also integrated ratings from various media outlets. As of press time, the average score of this game is 75 out of 100 points, as detailed below:
IGN gave Nintendo Switch Sport a score of 7. Reviewers believe that this game, like the previous Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort, is the most suitable for playing as a family experience at a party. At the same time, the intuitive controls, great music, and the allure of getting players to get up and move with friends and family are just as impressive. However, the lack of depth and small number of movements quickly loses its freshness. Perhaps even more regrettably, the leg straps included in the physical version and the football experience itself are more of a gimmick, and reviewers don't see the significance of online matches.
GameSpot says it will take more time to give a final rating. As far as the current experience is concerned, the reviewers also gave the game a score of 7. In terms of advantages, Nintendo Switch Sport is fun to play with family and friends, and the simple and easy-to-understand rules and controls make it easy for players of all ages and skills to play, and bowling is more fun than playing in real life. However, the large number of features and levels missing from the previous game is puzzling, and the lack of skill evaluation, training modes, and unlockable character customization plus limited difficulty options make solo play extremely boring and monotonous. GameSpot also believes that the leg strap is not useful in the current version of the game.
In addition, the views of 9 media outlets, such as CGMagazine and GAMINGbible, which also scored 7 points for this game, are also consistent with IGN and GameSpot. In short, the impression given to the media by this work is "above passing, not full score". Nintendo has always brought excellent somatosensory control and living room entertainment, but it is still far from Wii Sport, and the leg strap and football mode are quite disappointing. The experience is likely to be even better with more modes in the future, and it's still a family party game worth playing on the Nintendo Switch.
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