00:05It's a new iteration of the Wii Sports Series, Nintendo Switch Sports.
00:14Let's begin with these three sports.
00:16You might recognize them from past Wii Sports games.
00:22Tennis. Rally by gently swinging the Joy-Con controller at the right time.
00:29Bowling. Roll the ball straight ahead, or give it a little curve.
00:35And Chambara. Knock your opponent off the platform while attacking and defending.
00:42Plus, three additional sports are joining the lineup.
00:47Soccer. Use a gigantic ball to make dynamic plays.
00:53Enjoy matches with Joy-Con controllers to shoot and perform diving headers.
00:58By attaching a Joy-Con controller to the leg strap accessory included with the physical version of the game,
01:04you can play shootout mode with intuitive kicking motions.
01:11Badminton.
01:13Control your shots left and right while keeping the shuttlecock in the air.
01:17Unleash powerful smash shots to gain the upper hand.
01:23Finally, volleyball.
01:25Use a Joy-Con controller to serve,
01:28bump,
01:30set,
01:31and spike the ball.
01:37The game supports local play with family and friends on one Nintendo Switch system,
01:42as well as online play across all sports.
01:46Play against friends online,
01:48or opt for random matchmaking.
01:51The more you win, the tougher the players you'll face.
01:56Try taking on this challenge.
02:01The Nintendo Switch sports game launches April 29th.
02:07A free update is scheduled for this summer that lets you play soccer matches with the Joy-Con controller
02:12and the leg strap accessory.
02:14You can use the accessory to play shootout mode at launch.
02:17In addition,
02:19a second free update that lets you enjoy golf
02:23will launch this fall.
02:27Plus,
02:28an online play test is planned before launch
02:30to evaluate various technical aspects.
02:34It will only be available for players with an active Nintendo Switch
02:38online membership for the dates shown on screen.
02:40If you're interested,
02:41please visit the official Nintendo website for more details.
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