Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, a new entry in the Nintendo Switch Sports series, has been previewed ahead of its release. The game returns to Wuhu Island, a fictional location that has appeared in earlier games in the series, and offers a range of sports and activities. According to ActuGaming.net, the game is expected to use new features of the upcoming Switch 2 console, including the improved Joy-Con 2 controllers. During the preview, players tried sports like table tennis, archery, boxing, and thumb wrestling. The Joy-Con 2 controllers were noted for their precise movement tracking in most activities, though boxing was described as more chaotic due to the unpredictable nature of the gameplay. The game includes a World Tour mode that lets players explore Wuhu Island, engaging in activities such as collecting items, flying a hydroplane, riding a skateboard, and jet skiing. This open-world exploration is described as more of a relaxing experience than a competitive one, and some critics have pointed out that the graphics appear somewhat outdated for a game designed for the new Switch 2 console. Nintendo Switch Sports Resort features twelve different sports disciplines, doubling the number from the previous Switch Sports title. These include boxing, table tennis, archery, tennis, volleyball, bowling, basketball, golf, thumb wrestling, skateboard, motomarine, and hydroplane. The game also introduces a solo progression mode, where players can improve their skills in each sport before competing against champions and legends on the island. Players can earn points to exchange for cosmetic items, a change from the previous game’s focus on online seasonal rewards. The preview suggested that Nintendo Switch Sports Resort could appeal to both casual and more serious gamers, thanks to its focus on motion controls and accessibility. However, there are still questions about how deep the multiplayer experience is and whether the game can keep players engaged beyond short sessions. Despite these concerns, the initial impressions indicate that Nintendo Switch Sports Resort could be a strong addition to the series, building on the strengths of earlier games while addressing some of their weaknesses.