Fitness Boxing 2 For Switch Has Been Updated, Here's What's Included

Instructor Leo has arrived

by Liam Doolan Thu 29th Dec 2022

If you're planning on a healthier lifestyle in the new year, you might want to check out the latest update for Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise. Yes, just in time for 2023, Imagineer and Nintendo have rolled out a brand new update.

This latest version adds in a new instructor named Leo (who is voiced by Toshiyuki Morikawa in Japanese). Here are the full patch notes (Famitsu via Perfectly-Nintendo):

New Update - 28th December 2022

This update brings the following to the game:

adds a new instructor: Leo (voiced by Toshiyuki Morikawa in Japanese)

If you've not tried out this game yet, you can head over to the Switch eShop right now and download a demo of the game. Be sure to also check out our full review:

Have you given Fitness Boxing 2 a go yet, or are you more of a Ring Fit Adventure player? Leave a comment down below.

[source famitsu.com, via perfectly-nintendo.com]

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IceClimbersMain
Thu 29th Dec 2022

I got back into Ring Fit this week and I JUST looked up Fitness Boxing 2 because I remembered it exists. What a crazy coincidence.

How do y'all enjoy it? Is there any reason to get the first one or just the second?

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Kyloctopus
Thu 29th Dec 2022

I like my fitness games, but Boxing 2 is just too tough, not as fun, or as responsive as Ring Fit. Still a fine game though, if you’re looking for something cheaper.

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farrgazer
Thu 29th Dec 2022

@IceClimbersMain I borrowed FB1 from a coworker, and bought FB2. My subjective take is that FB2 tweaked FB1's motion processing to be better, or more combo-friendly.

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MeloMan
Thu 29th Dec 2022

I still play FB1 and I guess I'm still unlocking routines. Once I heard the Ken Shiro version is coming, I'll wait for that before upgrading from FB1. Other than that, I continue to make way in RFA in tandem.