Drag x Drive Review

Drag x Drive Review

Nintendo’s take on wheelchair basketball is a lot of fun and controls surprisingly well, but it sadly lacks content, variety, and personality.

Drag x Drive review roundup: 'a dearth of content limits the game's long-term appeal'

(Credit: Nintendo)🤔 Drag x Drive has a Metacritic score of 63 after 51 critic reviews😬 The game has 15% positive reviews, 80% mixed and 4% negative👑 The game is controlled using the Switch 2’s mouse controls📆 Drag x Drive is out now exclusively on the Nintendo Switch 2 eShopWalmart: Switch Online + Expansion PackWalmart: 12 months Switch OnlineThe reviews for Drag x Drive are in – and they’re not as glowing as we’re used to from a Nintendo t…

Drag x Drive Review - Fatigue and Frustration in Extended Play

Drag x Drive Review Nintendo’s magic lies in its unique approach to game design. Instead of delivering conventional experiences, they often come at familiar genres from unexpected angles, offering fresh and inventive takes. With Splatoon, they flipped the script on online multiplayer shooters and now, with Drag x Drive, the innovative developer is taking its first step onto the eSports court. Armed with new hardware and a fresh concept, is Ninte…

Review: Drag x Drive Is an Experimental Novelty

Back when I first tested out Drag x Drive, I likened the 3v3 wheelchair basketball game to the 3v3 Blast Ball mode in Metroid Prime: Federation Force. At the time, I felt like it was more of a proof of concept for what the Switch 2 Joy-Con 2 mouse controls are capable of, but worried it might not go beyond a novel tech demo type of title. After spending about a week playing, I find I appreciate the concept and think it can work well, but it’s la…