Nintendo Switch Sports Resort launched on 22 October as a Switch 2 exclusive, carrying 12 sports and a US price of 49.99 dollars. A bundle that pairs the game with the console is listed at 529.99 dollars, and Nintendo has not announced one price for Arab markets.
What the 12 sports ask you to own
The lineup covers boxing, table tennis, archery, tennis, volleyball, bowling, basketball and golf, then adds thumb wrestling, skiing, jet ski racing and flying. Wuhu Island can be explored freely at three different times of day, so the package is more than a menu of matches.
According to the official launch page, older Joy-Con controllers handle most activities, but skiing requires Joy-Con 2 specifically. Online play needs a Nintendo account and a Nintendo Switch Online membership, and some local modes call for accessories sold separately.
Nintendo also runs a seven day trial subscription whose eligibility varies by country and which renews monthly unless it is cancelled. The sticker price is therefore only the first payment, with controllers, memberships and extras filling in the rest.
