How Nintendo Switch Sports Compares To Wii Sports

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Nintendo Switch Sports has brought back the classic Wii Sports for a new generation of consoles. Older players who got the original gamewith their Wiis back in November of 2006 and younger players who have never touched a Nintendo Nunchuk in their lives both get to celebrate the return of fun, sports-based mini-games. But there have been many changes to how theNintendo Sports formula works that have modernized and refreshed the mechanics of the original Wii Sports.

This is to be expected, of course. Two home console updates, a sequel in the form of Wii Sports Resort, and 16 years have passed since the release of Wii Sports, so the new title should take advantage of all of the new technology that the Switch has to offer. After all, Wii Sports was designed to demonstrate the motion sensor capabilities of the Wii.

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However, it is the difference between the purposes of Wii Sports and Switch Sports that make the identities of the two games distinct from one another. While the original title functioned as something like a demo for the Wii, the sequel is its own game. The Nintendo Switch has already had its demo game in the form of 1-2-Switch, and that was back in 2017. Switch Sports is meant to be a complete, self-contained game whose sole function is for players to enjoy it. Consequently, new mechanics and even future expectations have set it apart from its predecessor.

Nintendo Switch Sports has brought character customization into the Nintendo Sports series. Not only will players get to create avatars within the game itself, but they will also get to dress them in different pieces of clothing. Switch Sports starts players off with only a few cosmetic items, but