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Nintendo Switch Sports Resort[a] is an upcoming sports video game developed and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo Switch 2. It is a sequel to Nintendo Switch Sports and part of the Wii Sports subseries of the Wii series, with elements based on Wii Sports Resort.

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The game was first announced in a Nintendo Direct held on June 9, 2026. Nintendo Switch Sports Resort features a collection of twelve sports, with some found in previous entries of the series. The game uses the Joy-Con 2's motion and mouse controls for gameplay. It is scheduled for a worldwide release on October 22, 2026.

Gameplay

Much like other Wii Sports titles, the game is a compilation of various sports that use motion controls to recreate actions from their respective sports, using the Joy-Con 2's gyroscope or mouse controls.[1] The game is set on Wuhu Island (the setting used previously in Wii Sports Resort). The game retains the "Sportsmates" avatars seen in its predecessor, as well as the ability to use Mii characters.[1]

The game features twelve main sports: Archery, Boxing, Table tennis, Tennis, Volleyball, Bowling, Basketball, Golf, Thumb Wrestling, Skateboarding, Power Cruising, and Prop Plane. Jump Rope is provided as a warm-up sport.[2] Of the eight sports featured in the original Nintendo Switch Sports, only badminton, chambara, and football, also known as soccer in America, do not return as sports in the game.

In its Comic Con presentations, 100 Pin Bowling was confirmed to be available as a side mode,[citation needed] alongside a 4-player mode for Power Cruising.[citation needed]

Development and release

Nintendo Switch Sports Resort was first announced in a Nintendo Direct held on June 9, 2026, showcasing the twelve main sports and the worldwide release date of October 22, 2026.[3] One of the sports, Thumb Wrestling, was featured in an extended demonstration by Nintendo executive Yoshiaki Koizumi during the Nintendo Direct.[4][5]

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  1. Japanese: Nintendo Switch スポーツ リゾート, Hepburn: Nintendō Suitchi Supōtsu Rizōto

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