Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is a sun-drenched return to form
When you think of the biggest Nintendo games, images of Link’s green tunic, Mario’s blue dungarees and Princess Peach’s pink dress invariably come to mind. Yet where mascots Samus, Starfox and Kirby won the battle for players’ hearts, it was 2006’s Wii Sports that truly conquered the world’s wallet.
Bundled with Wii consoles outside of Japan,Wii Sports shifted a mind-boggling 82.9 million units, cementing itself as the third best-selling video game to date. By all rights, Nintendo’s Sports series should be a titan on par with Grand TheftAuto, yet despite Wii Sports' ubiquity, its patchy sequels have never come close to the same impact.
Where the original Wii Sportssucceeded on novelty and sheer simplicity, its sequels struggled to expand the formula, adding mini-games without any of that trademark Nintendo soul. This time around, Nintendo has decided to give the faceless brand a likeable character...
Copyright of this story solely belongs to www.techradar.com. To see the full text click HERE