A 5 segundos truque para Drag x Drive

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I hate to say it, but while mega restrictive in its own right, I sort of prefer the way basketball in even Wii Sports Resort handles the dynamic between shooting and defending.

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. Getting better at maneuvering, blocking, and a few advanced tricks is where the depth of the game lies. Sadly, the actual basketball game and the handful of distractions surrounding it don’t have enough to entice me back in the long term.

Lift the other wheel right after, and you'll do a bunny hop, giving you Em excesso height for shots towards the basketball net from a distance. Passing the ball, meanwhile, is oddly just a button press (both the L+R bumpers at once), while actually making a shot requires you to lift one arm up, flicking the ball to throw.

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I think it’s fair to say that when April’s hotly anticipated Nintendo Direct swung around, Drag x Drive wasn’t on anyone's bingo card. Yes, one of the initial first-party releases on the Nintendo Switch 2 isn’t only a sports title – but one that’s based on wheelchair basketball.

The Nintendo Switch, in many ways, is the ultimate handheld gaming device. Everything Nintendo has released since the Gameboy has culminated here. That makes it even more exciting when they commit some serious resources to making the mobile aspect as good as it can be. For instance, adding an OLED screen. The Nintendo Switch OLED is an obvious upgrade that will be most exciting for people who like to game on the go.

[9] However, Video Games Chronicle's Chris Scullion noted how he thought it was strange Nintendo avoided calling them wheelchairs in favour of vehicles, believing Nintendo was "being overly squeamish about a future scandal that will never happen, instead of embracing the game’s disabled representation".[4]

Additionally, the game is visually uninspired, lacking the vibrancy and character we all expect from Nintendo titles. In the end, Drag x Drive is a bit of a mixed bag, and only time will tell if it’s got enough sauce to hold down a loyal playerbase.

Drag x Drive is, at its core, a game intended to show off the enhanced capabilities of the Joy-Con 2. In particular, their mouse controls are used to move your player around the court.

, there’s sadly not much there to make me want to keep refining my skills. The core 3v3 basketball game is fun right off the bat, even when I struggled to properly line up my shots. But unlike Rematch, there’s not enough to it to make me want to invest a ton of time into it. One wrinkle to the game involves getting fractional points for doing trick shots, such as the dunk.

Simply pressing on the Joy-Con 2 triggers when they're flat against a surface will have you grab the wheel to brake, coming to a complete stop if you grab both, or twisting you – momentum intact – if you just grab only Drag x Drive game one, for tight cornering.

. Scrolling on Reddit, I discovered that other players encountered a similar occurrence, though games were still generally balanced, and I barely ever experienced any delays or performance issues.