How Nintendo Switch Sports Improves Upon Wii Sports
Since its launch in 2017, Nintendo's hybrid Switch console has had numerous sports games, yet Nintendo Switch Sports was still a surprise. From Mario Tennis Aces to Knockout Fitness, and even Ring Fit Adventure, it seemed like the more years went by, the Japanese gaming company wasn't going to bring the beloved hardware sports franchise back. The initial announcement of Nintendo Switch Sports in February was a welcomed one for fans of the original Wii Sports.
Most Nintendo fans would say Wii Sports is a classic that played a part in their childhoods. With approximately 82.9 million copies sold worldwide as a console tie-in, it would have been a mistake for the company to ignore its best-selling game. Nearly 16 years later, Nintendo released Nintendo Switch Sports, and although there are plenty of details to nitpick about, there are plenty more features that Nintendo Switch Sports improves.
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While first impressions for Nintendo Switch Sports were positive, there were heavy comparisons between the two games. The very nature of the Switch compared to the Wii means its motion controls may not feel as accurate. But critiques aside, there are several things that Nintendo Switch Sports has improved.
Nintendo Switch Sports still creates a fairly accurate motion-play experience — helping extend the life of the Nintendo Switch. Players can no longer spam a swinging motion while they play Tennis, which felt akin to button-mashing in games like Street Fighter. Blocking in Chambara (previously Sword Fighting) is more noticeable, as the sword glows when a block is activated, allowing players to strategize better. This iteration of the Sports series feels a lot more polished than its
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