Nintendo's upcoming game Drag x Drive, releasing on August 14, showcases an inventive take on basketball by binding players to wheelchairs and utilizing Joy-Con mouse functionality. While initially feeling like a tech demo, the game's local multiplayer proved to be enjoyable, especially in dynamic group settings. The control method requires acclimation, which can be challenging, yet players adjust quickly, allowing exhilarating gameplay. While some concerns linger about the game's depth beyond its initial demo, it's suggested that owning a Switch 2 camera could enhance interactions and overall enjoyable online experiences.
Drag x Drive was the most inventive use of the Switch 2's most gimmicky new feature. It proved to be a ton of fun in practice.
As a game, Drag x Drive is a fantastic time, especially in local multiplayer. I had the luxury of playing with five others at Nintendo's demo event.
The controls take a bit to get used to. Once I was allowed on the court, getting my bearings took just about five minutes before I was effective.
For those who bought a Switch 2 camera, this would be another fantastic addition to the digital library, significantly enhancing online play.
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