One of the new games Nintendo announced at its Switch 2 Direct is Drag X Drive, an original title that uses the new Joy-Con 2’s built-in mouse function as its core mechanic. The game is a sports co-op ...

Nintendo's next summer title -- and one of the few new games for the Switch 2 soon after its June launch -- is the multiplayer wheelchair basketball game, Drag x Drive. It uses the console's new ...

Nintendo has announced Drag x Drive, a three-versus-three sports game for Switch 2 that utilizes the Joy-Con 2 controllers’ new mouse controls. It will launch this summer. Use the Joy-Con 2 mouse ...

Whenever Nintendo introduces new hardware with new features, it tends to also showcase a game that uses said features. Today, viewers got to see a hyper competitive example of the Joy-Con 2’s mouse ...

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Just when you think sports games have settled into a comfy, if uninspiring, status quo, something like Sloclap’s Rematch appears, proving that soccer can be reimagined. Similarly, Nintendo’s Drag x ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook One of the coolest new features of Nintendo Switch 2 is that its Joy-Con 2 controllers have mouse ...

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Nintendo might not be the company best known for pushing cutting-edge technology, but it constantly brings new ideas to the table. Over the decades, Nintendo’s innovations have helped its hardware ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Drag Engineer If you are interested in programming, you will like the game. You will play an engineer, use the mouse to drag various instructions to write ...

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