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Rollin Bishop

I was a Drag x Drive skeptic, but playing the Nintendo Switch 2's wheelchair basketball game using two Joy-Con as mice made me a believer

DRAGxDRIVE screenshot Switch 2.

While much has been made of Nintendo's decision to go in a more straightforward route by naming its upcoming console the Nintendo Switch 2 – arguably the most normie option the company has gone with in my lifetime – the spirit of experimentation that's arguably defined Nintendo feels alive and well in Drag x Drive, the double mouse control wheelchair basketball game.

If you somehow missed the wild Drag x Drive reveal during the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct, the basic idea is something akin to Rocket League combined with Wii Sports' basketball and wind-up cars. You use two Joy-Con 2 controllers in order to, well, control the left and right wheel of a wheelchair. When you're ready to make your shot, you do a lobbing motion with one of the controllers to toss it in.

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