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A redesigned version of the new Wuhu Island

I'd put the new (now) volcanic island probably about the same distance away as Wedge Island, on the opposite side of Wuhu. I'd also assume a ferry would go between the three main islands. I'd also maybe expand Wuhu town towards the lighthouse, and put the castle in the lake village

u/Generic_Miis — 2 months ago

Returning sports, sidemodes and updates

When wii sports resort was released it had 10 new sports and bowling and golf returning from the first game. Bowling had 100 pin mode added and golf had it’s courses doubled.
Nintendo switch sports (with updates) has five returning sports and three new sports, but it features less side modes for returning sports.
Switch sports resort releasing October 22 2026 will feature five sports ported over from switch sports, four sports returning from wii sports resort, one sport from Wii sports and two completely new sports+jump rope.
With the game bringing back a weirdly modernised Wuhu island and with the spotlight being on sportsmates again, they’ll have lost a lot of returning fans.
They could potentially solve this still, with more sidemodes and content for returning and new sports, maybe some sort of jogging or free roam, and free or paid dlc with more sports.
Hopefully we’ll see more in an overview trailer, a switch sports resort direct or the September direct

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u/Generic_Miis — 2 months ago

Storepages and pricing

Amazon storepage was up confirming $60 physical, seems to be down now. Walmart storepage has $50 physical for preorders, will likely go to $60 after release. European stores seem to be asking between €50 and €60. Canada is $70 cad digital, $85 cad physical. No Australia pricing up yet.
There still isn’t any physical listing on official Nintendo websites, but with plenty of North American and European retailers having physical listings it’s more or less confirmed.

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u/Generic_Miis — 2 months ago
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What I want to see with Island Flyover

I think a lot of us are going to be most excited for the Prop Plane mode in Switch Sports Resort, I know it's personally what's going to make or break the game for me. For the mode to be successful, I think it absolutely needs a few things in particular:

  • Dogfighting- Considering Wuhu Island is getting a size upgrade AND there is integrated online support, dogfighting was practically destined for this game. Dogfighting is 100% something that needs to happen and will be the most beautifully utilized usage of online play I have seen Nintendo do since it was a mode I was never able to play on the original since it required in-person co-op.
  • +120 ⓘ Points- Half of what made Wuhu Island captivating and one of the most beloved video game locations was the ⓘ points you could get during your flight. Not only did it give you direction during your flights, but it gave information and backstory to interesting landmarks across the island, giving it character. Wii Sports Resort had 120, I think it is a must for this game to have more given that they've had almost 20 years to do so and the island is bigger.
  • Lively Island- The island should be just as or more interactive and lively than in WSR. I already saw the blimp and boats returning so that's a good sign, but I want to see Miguel in his plane, the dog on the beach, cyclists around the map, or just stuff akin to that to give the island as much character as it had originally.
  • Plane Upgrades- Much like the original, part of what keeps you hooked is watching your plane (and other stuff) upgrade. I'd like to see blaster upgrades, a backseat for your other miis, and other unique additions. It would also be nice to utilize the shop from Switch Sports and use it to get unique paint jobs.
  • Increased/No Time Limit- Not only is this really the only complaint people have with the original, but again the map will be bigger, so fix the time limit
u/Generic_Miis — 2 months ago
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What do you want to see going forward from the Switch Sports games?

First off I'm not complaining or hating. Cause I'm definitely getting Switch Sports Resort.

But I'm just surprised that after 17 years, the game has the exact same amount of sports than Wii Sports Resort had, and yeah, we'll most likely get more, but like... it's been 17 years, how has the number not increased? Why do they remove sports too. I feel like after all this time Switch Sports Resort should be the definitive edition of the Nintendo Sports series. Like it should be a combination of all the Wii Sports games and the last Switch Sports game. Like all 19 Sports in one game, and if they want to add new ones like Skating and... thumb wrestling??? Then that's fine. New sports are always welcome. Wii Sports Resort would've been as great as it was if it was just the original five sports.

And again, not hating, just surprised that the games are as small as they were when they originally started.

What do you guys think of the evolution of the Nintendo Sports Games, and what would you have liked to have seen with this upcoming installment?

u/Generic_Miis — 2 months ago
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How we feelin about this game?

I was actually working on some ideas for a Switch Sports sequel, but this coming up and shooting me down has me a bit annoyed but excited

I for one think the game looks PHENOMENAL. They didn’t include Chambara, my favorite sport, but whatever I can survive without it. And that means you guys can survive without baseball too

I personally think they shouldn’t have used Wuhu Island again, a new island locale with multiple distinct biomes would have been cool, but Wuhu island still definitely works. Plus, the areas you play the sports in look super modern, melding my favorite element from Spocco Square (the aesthetic) with the overall feel of Wuhu Island.

The Sportsmates here look so much more expressive, and the inclusion of nail polish in thumb wars tells me that there’ll be a lot more customization this time around.

My only real concern is the singleplayer, which we know nothing about. Hopefully they don’t pull a switch sports and make everything relevant online. I wouldn’t say no to champions, challenges, hell even a story mode I’d enjoy. But I guess we’ll have to wait and see on that front

All in all, I am super excited but I’m being careful not to set my expectations too high. What about you guys? Knowing this sub you’ll probably complain about the Miis not being prevalent again but I seriously think this is a good step forwards for the series (assuming they don’t fuck up singleplayer again)

u/Generic_Miis — 2 months ago
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EU storepage and pricing

The US storepage isn’t up yet, but multiple European storepages are. Nothing new is announced except that the game will be priced €49,99 digitally which likely means $49.99 digital for the US. No physical release yet weirdly enough, if we do get one (and it seems likely), it’ll likely be €10/$10 more like all other switch 2 exclusives right now (and priced the exact same as starfox and Splatoon raiders).

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u/Generic_Miis — 2 months ago
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The 12 sports confirmed

There’s boxing, table tennis, archery, tennis, volleyball, bowling, basketball, golf, thumb wrestling, skateboarding, power cruising, prop plane and there’s also the jump rope warm up which isn’t a full sport.
Sportsmates get the spotlight again, but there’s still Mii support.
Many returning sports (even just sports that seem to be copy pasted from switch sports) and thumb wrestling for some reason, hopefully free updates to add the remaining sports? There’s potential here and with more details and maybe free updates this game could be great!

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u/Generic_Miis — 2 months ago

Pricing speculation

There’s still nothing confirmed, but on the German Amazon place Pokemon Winds is listed as €79,99 which still likely doesn’t mean a lot for EU and especially not US.
If this price is true then in the US it will most likely be $69.99 digital and $79.99 physical though there’s a small chance for $10 more or less on both. Recently we’ve seen new games being priced at anywhere from $40-$80, and now with the $10 physical digital thing and European/American conversions it makes it even harder to get it completely clear until pricing is fully revealed per region.
Most logical prediction right now would be $79.99 physical/$69.99 digital with most stores pricematching their physical to $69.99, but only time will tell.

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u/Generic_Miis — 3 months ago