Andriessen, CJ (31 August 2021). "Review: Fitness Boxing". Destructoid. Archived from the original on 2 September 2023 . Retrieved 31 August 2021. Cikajovazmaj @recent_mantis @Serpenterror : Fitness Boxing is not a Nintendo game/IP (nor does it have any link to the Wii Fit series despite appearing to draw some inspiration from it). Imagineer developed the games and also publish them in Japan. Imagineer likely don't have the resources to self-publish in the West, hence Nintendo helping out with international publishing duties, but their involvement appears to end there.

Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you. Let us just throw in one suggestion if we may, though, and while such an undertaking is obviously far too late now for Fitness Boxing 2, maybe it might be an idea for the third game. Friends, let us not forget the JoySound library. The JoySound Karaoke app was one of the Wii U’s few successes in Japan, and it’s now currently on the Switch where it has no fewer than 180,000 songs, along with tempo control. If there was a way to somehow integrate that with Fitness Boxing and charge a membership fee to give the player access to a much larger library, that would make every day feel fresh rather than having you feel like you’ve heard everything after just three weeks. Fitness Boxing is the successor to the Shape Boxing trilogy released on the Wii, with the first two installments rebranded as licensed Gold's Gym fitness games in at least North America. [5] This new content just screams of stuff that should have been in the game by default, even if added in later as an update, as the sequel was so similar to the first game.Let’s move on to a game that very much does primarily focus on fitness — Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise. As a sequel, Fitness Boxing 2 keeps in line with the main formula established in the original, with added features such as better motion detection and more characters to choose from. The premise is that you must perform the actions that are given to you on screen, such as jabs, straight punches, uppercuts, and so on. Songs included are from different genres, artists, and eras. Fitness Boxing 2 Complete Song List SONG I’m no exercise master, and as such I vastly underestimated the physical endurance required to swing one’s arms constantly for over 40 minutes. Turns out it’s quite a lot, and within the first week or so I was left and a battered and broken gamer as my trainer lauded praise upon me as I crossed the finish line. I felt excellent, so the effort was arguably worth the end result. Once again, we’ve got a game for you that isn’t inherently focused on fitness but can be used to stay in shape. ARMS is one of Nintendo’s newest intellectual properties, a fighting game that sends you into one-on-one battles against the AI or other players. The idea is that you can literally “throw” punches and control their trajectory to land a hit, while your opponents attempt to dodge and weave away. A Nintendo Switch port for Outer Wilds was first teased in 2021 and intended to be released during the summer of that year, but it did not make that release window. We did not hear much else about the port until now outside of a mention during one of publisher Annapurna Interactive's own showcases. An Indie World Showcase segment dedicated to the game showed some of its physics-based spacefaring gameplay in action on the Switch, and it seemed to look nice and run at a solid frame rate. Called Outer Wilds: Archaeologist Edition, this version of the game comes with the Echoes of the Eye DLC and will launch digitally on December 7. It will get a physical Switch release sometime next year.

Yanmoto, Shinichi; Sasaki, Shuji (March 16, 2019). "「Fit Boxing」プレイヤー必見！ "中の人"に聞く，開発秘話と正しい運動法。プロによるレクチャー動画もあり"["Fit Boxing" player must-see! Asking "people inside", development secrets and correct exercise method. There is also a lecture video by a professional]. 4Gamer.net (in Japanese). Archived from the original on September 2, 2023 . Retrieved September 9, 2022. While Sports Party doesn’t ever hit the highs of something like Wii Sports, it’s got a similar concept, which is great for most players. Sports Partyis a collection of sports games that utilize motion controls. The options available are Frisbee, Jet Ski, Basketball, Golf, Skateboarding, and Beach Tennis, and they can be played in a local competitive setting. Once again, you don’t have to utilize the game’s motion controls, but having them available is a nice option if you’re looking to break a sweat. This game is great because it’s approachable — meaning players of all skill levels can grasp the idea of how to play, especially when using the motion controls since they’re so intuitive. Unfortunately, there isn’t a way to use motion controls during the story or outside of Swing Mode, but what is available is still a fun experience that will keep you moving on your feet.Rai, Nagaoka (2018-10-30). "Nintendo Switch用「Fit Boxing」、プレイムービーと声優陣のサンプルボイスを公開"["Fit Boxing" for Nintendo Switch, released play movie and sample voice of voice actors]. GAME Watch (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 2023-09-02 . Retrieved 2019-03-03.