Several of the most recent Nintendo consoles have all featured a new "gimmick" of sorts, with varying success and reviews, along with specific games that helped them shine. The Wii had Wii Sports as a pack-in to demo the Wiimote's motion controls, the Switch had ARMS to show off the JoyCons, and now the Switch 2 has Drag x Drive for the JoyCon mouse functionality.
This interesting three-vs-three wheelchair basketball sports title could have really shone as a "pick-up-and-play" game with family and friends, but the learning curve behind playing it with odd motion controls makes it so that isn't likely to happen.
