Poll: So, Will You Be Getting The Switch 2's Next Exclusive 'Drag x Drive'?

Maybe? If I'm bored I'll probably give it a go.

I enjoyed the Global Jam but otherwise am not planning to get the game. It seems well made but I knew even going into the demo that it’s not my type of thing. I never got into any real competitive sports style games in general, even stylized ones like Rocket League that I feel I can appreciate the work that went into it.

Just wish they weren’t robots in wheelchairs, but people in wheelchairs.
This can go from empowering to exploitation in a heartbeat.

I missed the windows for the demo so if I do it'll be after it's been out for a bit and there's a consensus on it being good.

....Naaaah, I'm good.

Nah, I'm sure its 'fine' but there are just so many other great games competing for my time!

Nothing about this game excites me in any way, but I can appreciate the effort in showcasing the mouse functionality... But it would also be great to see this implemented in existing/new games, things like D:OS2 for example... or Disco Elysium, anything that would/could benefit from mouse controls

Simple answer = NO.
Doesn't look interesting game at all.

I just finished BOTW for the first time and on the switch 2, so the bar is pretty high for me. Awesome experience, by the way.

They should offer a demo for this game, but at least the price doesn't appear to be crazy. By the way, the video makes me think of rocket league videos I've seen i the past, but basketball.

The pitch for this game: "It's basketball Rocket League. But here's the twist....It's significantly more difficult to play and also less exciting".

Nah, I'm not interested, even with the reasonable price.

Sounds harsh but I wouldn’t download it even if it was free but tbf my backlog is massive

Nah. Doesn’t look very interesting; not a fan of sports games.

Once playing with sticks and rocks become less amusing, I may start to consider making an effort to think about purchasing it.

@PinderSchloss nothing about this is exploitive.

Not my type of game and to be fair, I really don't like motion controls at all. I play games to lean back in my chair and relax. Not to be active. That's what the gym and long forest walks are for.

Nah. I got my fill with the demo. Im glad it’s relatively cheap though for the people who do want it!

@Orwellian87 I’m just noting how people in wheelchairs get represented for once, and they had to be turned into robots. Making it ‘cool’ without acknowledging the daily struggles of being wheelchair-bound.

I’m also not calling for it to be cancelled or anything. There’s just just some things we have to keep in mind.

No, thanks. I play basketball almost every week. I have no need for a Drab x Dry version of it.

I had to pick "I am not interested" but that isn't accurate. I very much wanted to get this game and was eager to try it out in the Global Jam. I disliked the controls so much in the Global Jam I bailed on both the demo and the game as the mouse controls exceeded expect for just how bad I feared they would be.

From what I have seen, this looks a bland and boring experience so i have no interest which is a shame as I would have expected a Switch 2 first party exclusive to be a must have. Feels like another cash grab after the welcome tour and a way of justifying the mouse control of the new console. I would rather see games that would benefit from a mouse option (house of the dead, doom etc.) get an update than invest time or money in this.

Gameplay doesn't do it for me. Easiest pass on a game, even though the concept sounded cool.

The fun I had during the 3 test jams was probably worth $20 alone, it felt like an event. I'll be there launch weekend and curious to see how long the online stays active.

im interested to play more but im also worried about the longevity of the online. one hurdle this game has that its deceptively harder to control than it lets on. being both hard to play and hard to master

ill have fun with the game but its a matter of if enough people wanna get past that learning curve

I do not like basketball nor mouse controls, so most unlikely.
If people I trust says it amazing I might reconsider.

Oof. 65 percent at not interested at the moment. Sorry to have to say that I was one of them! I hope those who want it enjoy it! At least the price is reasonable.

Nah, not interested. It's a tech demo, and in my opinion serves better as a pack-in, but in recent years Nintendo is of the mindset that they should release almost anything that they have worked on in a way that people might spend some money on. Just to get the development costs out of it. Nintendo feels a bit random in recent years.

Welcome tour and alarm clock come to mind. But also the way Nintendo distributes news in the Nintendo News. Bit too random.

@PinderSchloss you’re looking way too deep into this.

This games looks very much like a prototype that never made it into an actual game, and then someone at Nintendo had the idea to sell it anyway at a low price to minimize the losses.

@PinderSchloss isn't more dehumanizing to assume that isn't safety gear? It's a decision for budget to not show the face, and they did it in the best way they knew how. rocketing around in a wheelchair and doing skateboard tricks is risky.

This game is a budget game to test the idea of shorter dev cycles on less ambitious games. Unfortunately they didn't try pixel art.

Actually liked it more than we thought we would. Preordered.

Absolutely not. Unless I get it for free. Or like, 5 bucks at most, and it won't go for that ever, I'm sure. There's very little appeal in this one, in my eyes. There is virtually no Nintendo charm to be had here.

AU$30 seems a smidge too high for a game without a lot of content and is vastly outclassed by the Switch 1's library of couch multiplayer games.

And if online multiplayer wasn't paywalled, I also would have been tempted, but I'm growing increasingly weary of games that are largely (and despicably) paywalled on top of the cost of entry.

I have no idea what Nintendo was thinking with this.

It seems like it wanted to be the Splatoon/Arms of the Switch 2 but everything about it looks so generic and boring to an almost comical degree.

I would expect this to be some kind of extremely low budget indie project you see on Steam for 5€ when full price.

No. Playing the game was so much work with the mouse movements especially in a competitive setting.

Reactions so far are: "It sucks." And: "It quickly tires your arms out."

And if you want to play local couch multiplayer? You'll need to buy another set of S2 Joy-Con! 'Cause everyone needs to use 2. And none of the 3 dozen S1 Joy-Con you already own will work with it.

I expect a MetaCritic score in the "60s" range, and after that point I will quickly forget that it exists.

Would you be interested in playing this for a few matches if it were a mini game in a Wii Sports style package? Yes. That's as far as my interest extends.

I really wanted to try the demo, but I was too busy during the windows to give it a whirl. I was hoping the demo might’ve lasted the weekend! As an ardent Rocket League fan, it looks really appealing to me, but without getting to try it I’m still on the fence a little.

the motion controls just did not work for me. many times i tried to just go forward and i swear i did the quickest 180 i ever did and it refused to let me turn around.

it was fun when it worked. but it worked far less than it didn't

It's early days, but judging by the results of the poll, the future's not looking too rosy for Drag x Drive. I also think it's strange to applaud this game for it's 'representation', in light of the fact that anyone who requires accessibility controllers for gaming, will be unable to play it.

No chance, this looks like a game that would have been one of many in something like Wii Sports and even then, it'd be one I'd play once or twice before returning to bowling.

I just don't know what they were thinking with this one

@SpaceboyScreams that tickled me

Nobody is playing this, lmao

Robots in wheelchairs playing basketball was an intensely dumb idea. Especially when the robots all have legs and weren’t integrated into the chairs as part of the design.

After playing the jam this weekend, this remains my opinion and the horrible controls did nothing to change my mind. They were clunky and uninspiring even as a tech demo.

This is $20 I’ll put towards my Kirby S2 upgrade instead.

@PinderSchloss They should've made it Switch Sports Wheelchair Basketball with Miis. On top of being a bold move and very cool for people on wheelchairs it would've given the game more character which it sorely lacks.

But yeah @WhiteUmbrella that's a good point about no accessibility options and it wouldn't really be possible I don't think as anyone could play regularly then and it would make it too unfair against the people using mouse controls. So many that's why Nintendo didn't lean too much into the wheelchair aspect too.

BTW I think the game is developed by someone less NST or Next Level Games rather than their Japanese teams given the developers when they played have names like Oliver and Connie. Which might also explain the more Western/Rocket League type aesphetic.

I missed the event as was busy that weekend and apparently that was it so I don’t get another chance to give it a go.

Reception seems positive but I really don’t care for mouse controls and can’t see myself sat there rubbing joy cons on my legs for this one. Maybe if it was more visually exciting I’d let myself be taken in but as it stands I’m not fussed.

I hope it does well though!

@Suketoudara @carlos82 @LikelySatan That was the theory on one of the bigger Nintendo podcasts. That it probably was made to be an extra game for Switch Sports with an upgrade fee, but they decided to just make it a stand alone game.

I am on the fence. The test event was fun- no doubt about that for me. Getting used to the controls is half the fun/difficulty and when I eventually could nail my turns, speed off and get a shot off it felt good. I hope there’s more to the game than what we’ve seen tho. I applaud the representation (has there ever been a wheelchair basketball game before?) but @WhiteUmbrella does make a good point about lack of accessibility options. Hmmm difficult decision so I’ll wait for reviews and hopefully some surprise new content when released. (Please stop the cripple references - it’s offensive and immature)

@PinderSchloss not knocking you, as i completely see your point, if thats the decision made in design, but also consider that it could be budgetary / graphical / timing constraints, or; less than that a design choice to represent people in wheelchairs.

Unless someone explicitly asks the devs a question akin to this, we'll never know, but i just presume it'd more of a "nintendo being nintendo" approach, as they barely ever do realism.

Look at it through a stylised lens and maybe you can forgive whatever the design choice in the end was?

I had a free weekend and didn't even bother to try the play test...
Since Nintendo seems uncomfortable with people referring to the 'vehicles' as wheelchairs,
I remain convinced this was intended as a Switch Sports Nintendo Switch 2 editions upgrade. I guess they got scared of feedback around putting Miis in wheelchairs so threw together some bland redesign in the 11th hour.

I tried it over the weekend and it was cumbersome. Mouse controls might be Nintendo's most poorly implemented gimmick yet.

For me after playing the demo it had one insurmountable problem….

So it controls well, seemed like an easy to get to grips with and hard to master set up, something that really does well in online play however…. The problem is other people. Heroes who want to dribble all the way out from the back on their own and lose the ball. Take 3 pointer shots and miss rather than pass to a teammate in space. It becomes exhausting if you’re trying to play a team game to win.

They should record the amount of times you pass and use that in matchmaking- put all the solo heroes together to have a bad old selfish time and leave the rest of us play the game properly.

I played it at the switch 2 experience and found the controls confusing and cumbersome, I think the idea is great but it just wasn’t any fun to play with the control scheme

Oh dear the vote is NOT good

Forgot all about the demo. Was busy with Battlefield beta over the weekend. It’s a hard pass for me. Tbh, with the amount of games I need to play, I wouldn’t touch it even if it was free. I don’t have time for games like this

@Placidcasual These are probably the things they did this playtest for!

Maybe we're getting a survey?
Yours is the most heard complaint so far!

My hand eye coördination has always been REALLY bad, so I wouldn't have bought it without trying. But the demo at least showed me I was right.

It also showed me I'll be defending this one. Because people can't complain about the price for this one. Twenty bucks for all this is well worth it's money. The way everything clicks, gives feedback and reacts to exactly what you're saying is amazing! Really fun too!

Not interested. I also didn't play that online beta.

Nope. I don't pay for online games.

The kind of game that should either have been free to play or bundled with another game/system. It won't sell.

The Global Jam was enough for me

I tried the Global Jam. It was better than I expected. I liked the rumble feedback you get from spinning the wheels. The game also controlled fine in my opinion. The visuals didn't bother me once I was actually playing the game. Ramming into people to get the ball didn't feel as good and felt finicky at times.

All in all, it's pretty much just slower paced Rocket League with unique control scheme. Not something I'm looking for but I don't think it's as bad as people make it out to be.

@PinderSchloss This assumes you know the development story of this game which you do not. They may have always been robots

It's also preposterous to suggest they're being insensitive to wheelchair users. They're likely robots because of time and budget constraints, making it easier to reuse the same model instead of creating bespoke face, eye, hair, etc options for humans

You're ascribing motive where there is none. This isn't a deliberate attempt at representation or highlighting marginal groups. Nintendo are game developers. Wheelchair basketball just happened to be the perfect vehicle for showcasing dual Mouse mode tech as well as the ability to seemlessly switch between Mouse Mode for traversal and traditional motion controls when throwing or dunking

This should have been an add-on for Switch Sports, not a standalone game.

As with the original Switch, I tend not to buy games that you can’t play in handheld mode. And even though I’ve been playing more games on the tv with Switch 2 than I ever did with 1, I love traditional controls and the Pro Controller 2 is amazing for this. Mouse controls in general don’t appeal to me, so no matter how good this game may be, forced dual mouse controls is just a huge no-no for me.

@FishyS you say this and Nintendo turns round and bases the whole next 3D Mario or Zelda on the damn gimmick.

@garfreek The price doesn't include the NSO subscription you have to pay to keep access to the game. So in honesty any online game is the most expensive game on the system.

I did the global jam and was super impressed with the game, but I don’t know if I have the skill and wherewithal to get good at the game (I was really bad).

The control scheme was awesome and it’s clear to me that the new joy cons are 10x better at motion. That was always a complaint of mine with switch 1 - any motion stuff felt almost random

No thank you
No

A multiplayer, team-based sports game? Absolutely not.

@garfreek I hope so because there’s a decent little fun game in there trying to get out. Perhaps people’s behaviours will evolve over time too when it’s a bit more bedded in and most come to realise that teamwork leads to more success. It was everyones first go to be fair on it and them

Hard pass for me

@PinderSchloss How would making them peopl acknowledge "the daily struggles of being wheelchair-bound"? It would literally be a skin swap.

Not many people interested, it seems lol.

Not a very "Nintendo game" this one. Not what we all expect, that's for sure.

@Misima True!
But free with all the stuff you already got... Seems a lot too!

Nope. Lots of reasons why, but they boil down to it just doesn't excite me. 🤷
That and I am still very much stuck into Xenoblade Chronicles X Definitive Edition. It runs slightly smoother on S2 without as many frame rate hiccups and the dynamic resolution seems to trend more toward the higher end, but I still hope for a Switch 2 upgrade or patch. What an amazing and dense game. I'm so psyched for MonolithSoft's inevitable Switch 2 project.

Honestly, it's pretty fun to play, but man is it a workout! My arms got pretty tired pretty quickly, so I don't know if this is a game I would spend a lot of time with.

Nope. Got a ridiculous backlog already and there’s not enough there to tempt me away from any of the other stuff.

I was already bored watching 15 seconds of that video 😆

Nope. the forced use of the mouse controls kill it for me. Along with it being multiplayer focused

Drag X Drive is a fun enough idea, but the only way it would have even been a great success is if it were a packin. It's just got so much against it. it's a really really cool use of mouse mode but, the art design is awful and doesn't look at all like nintendo, the name eh, it feels like it's really iffy for any portable play and overall just kinda an oddball game idea that will be hard to attract people to.

Played the global jam tutorial, almost all the way through and that was more than enough for me. It worked well enough but there is no longevity or replay in it for me. The controls were fine, if not a bit tricky to get used to, but I really don't see myself dedicating any time to get "adept" at the controls and I didn't even want to play online.

The reviews would have to be beyond amazing for me to even think about this one. Just doesn’t appeal to me.

Honestly just watching the video it looks so grey and un-Nintendo, unlike ARMS. Rocket League by comparison is full of color and when you get a goal the field literally erupts in fireworks, in the video meanwhile someone gets a 3-pointer and barely anything happens effects wise. 3-pointers in a basketball game need to be super satisfying. Seems really cheap. E: The NBA Street games on PS2 are way more satisfying even though they're also pickup 3 on 3 b-ball without a crowd.

It does look interesting, but I have to pick and choose which games to play because of my tight gaming schedule, and I chose to skip this one if I ever got a Switch 2, so the I chose "I'm not interested".

Really it's the art direction that I take issue with. This is by far the UGLIEST game to ever have the Nintendo name attached to it, yes worse than Geist, but Geist had the excuse of nominally being a horror game. AND this is (allegedly) all EPD4 staff. How did the makers of Ring Fit Adventure come up with THIS dull grey mess. Even the Sportlings had more appeal than this and people (rightfully) HATED THEM

I applaud the idea and cheer for differently abled representation, but the game itself doesn’t look finished from everything I’ve seen. It looks more like a tech demo than a fully featured game, which kills any kind of excitement for me.

Looks like an unfinished build or something somebody made in Game Builder Garage.

Definitely not. This is one of the most unappealing games I've seen in a while.

@Zeebor15 I know I'm not the only person to make the comparison but it reminds me of that Bomberman Act Zero grimdark game on Xbox... at least in that case the character had a lore reason to be in a grimy dark grey labyrinth. But for a pickup b-ball game, why would I ever want it to take place in what looks like an abandoned rollerskating rink where there's probably some murders and drug use happening in the back.

Hard pressed to think of another Nintendo first party release that I've ever been less interested in than this game. Ugly aesthetic and super not fun looking controls. This was obviously an internal prototype for mouse controls that they developed a little more to fill in a release schedule gap.

This one really intrigues me and I'm curious about the odd control scheme, so I'll be giving it a whirl on my shiny new NS2.

It's on my radar, but sports tend to be elbowed out by other genres in terms of wishlist priority, and I have yet to clarify if it offers enough/any single player content.

@Pillowpants exactly…. Motion control games just are not my cup of tea. Imo, this game should have been included in a bundle with Welcome Tour and some other games that showcase the new tech and capabilities of this console.

Enjoying working through my backlog playing better games than what this looks like. The control scheme just looks horrible. I hope there's an option to use traditional controls, as that might move it from a "no" to a "maybe" depending on the price and reviews.

This game reeks of soon-to-be-forgotten schedule-filler

Well, the poll says it all 😲

The demo was fun enough to change my mind. I might not play it a ton, but for $20 it's a good enough time for some short bursts of playtime.

"I still need a Switch 2". Even if I had one, it would have been "I'm not interested". Drag X Drive looks like a game I'd try for a few minutes, then never touch again. Not really into sports games.

The last time I was interested in a basketball game it was the Tiny Toons Adventure sports game on the Megadrive. So no, even if I had S2 I wouldn’t bother.

I respect Nintendo for still making experimental games like this, but this isn't my cup of tea. The gameplay looks very basic, the graphics aren't much to look at and I'm just not into sports games unless they have the word Wii in front of them. For $20 you could do a whole lot worse I guess but nothing I've seen really speaks to me.

This feels like ARMS where they'll support it out the gate but then quickly fizzle out. I don't see this game having any sort of longevity and it probably won't be talked about after this year. I would be pleasantly surprised if they proved me wrong though. Maybe the Marketing just sucks? Guess we'll wait and see.

I enjoyed my time with the demo. I assume in the full game we'll be able to play with our friends? If so, I'm in. No fun playing with a bunch of jerks who don't pass.

Looks rad. It'll be a few months until I get it - money's tight atm - but I'm definitely getting it.

@cyclone5uk Switch Sports is $40. A paid upgrade for Switch 2 would push it to $50 or $60. Might be a tougher sell.

While I enjoyed the demo and concept, I'm still on the fence whether to buy it or not. It's fun but after 3 matches my arms started feeling fatigued.

Should've been bundled. At least the price is right. I picked not interested, but I'll never say never.

The controls, art design and gameplay look awful in my opinion.

No I dont get it. A paralympic NBA between robots? It’s just weird. But Japan.

The demo was fun and 20 bucks seems reasonable, but I'm not in a hurry to buy it. Could be an in-the-moment purchase down the road when I'm looking for something different to play.

Edit: if I hadn't played the demo I probably wouldn't be interested at all, so keep the demos coming, Nintendo!

Not right now but I'll look into it when it flops and they lose the mouse mechanic and speed up the gameplay to an acceptable amount for a sports game.

Heck no! I don't buy or play sports games.

The only reason I feel like people are even bothering to talk about this game is because it's an inhouse Nintendo game.

If this was just one of those indie games from a showcase, no one would even care. There's a neat idea in there, but the execution does not look promising.

I wish they did more with the playable characters. Rather than just faceless generic players, there is no individuality behind them. I hoped that Nintendo was just using these characters as a stand in before coming up with an IP later, but sadly, no. As such, I really have no interest.

I really want to try it out but I don't have the kind of timetable that can be adjusted for a playable demo of a video game, sorry. I wish I could try it whenever I want. Even just in a mode where you just hang around and try out the controls.

Just pointing out the "awards" at the end of the match gave someone an award for giving the most high-five emotes. Straight up a participation trophy lol.

@ShonenJump121 It's annoying there's no way to PM but source on that PFP art of Samus pls? Looks cool.

Nah, I’m good. Sports games might well be the genre that least appeals to me, it’s tough to think of a genre that I’m less interested in off the top of my head.

@Fiergala azure_nimbus they do sonic art too so that's cool

I probably won't, since I just don't have the skills for competitive multiplayer + player bases tend to thin out really quickly, and I also tend to not just drop everything for a time-limited multiplayer game.

Well, the poll seems pretty one sided, but again, the negative vote is concentrated in a single option and the positive vote is divided between many choices in the range from the maybes to definitive yes. More negatives alternatives to split that 60% could be "Wouldn't get it even if it was free" or "They would need to pay me in advance to play that game".

the whole mouse control thingy throws it out of the window for me really.
I game sitting down in a arm chair
I sometimes game standing for the odd old Wii game , or when using VR , but mostly go for games where I'm sitting.
I don't have a table to game on that's large enough for mouse control.
so yeah this game is a no go area.

You know there's a game that's similar on the Dreamcast that came out in 2024.
Driving Strikers.
i have it . its cars with footballs.

I won't get it (unless it's on a good sale) because I'm not a fan of basketball. Otherwise I kind of like the wheelchair controls, and would totally be into a destruction derby type of event, or racing, or a platformer like that would be really cool as well. [edit: but it needs a rearview mirror]

@ShonenJump121 Great thanks, I like to ask around and find indie artists who actually draw, to support with at least likes and comments.

Er, the trails behind the wheels also look like a cheap effect for the cars no one would buy in Fortnite... okay I'm done crapping on the game and legit hope it finds an audience I'm just trying to keep the comments semi-related XD

My 9 year old daughter is a wheelchair user and we have been excited for this game since it was first revealed.

I hope people will support this game so that others will be encouraged to represent wheelchair users in games on occasion. It means a lot to my daughter and many others.

LOVE the idea of this game...

...and I really struggled w/the controls and motion sickness. I think I'd have to have a different set-up to be able to play this.

It's a lot more complicated than I think it needs to be. The Soccer (w/leg strap) in Switch Sports remains, imo, the high point of recent unique controls in video games.

Love the idea behind this and the representation, but the aesthetic isn't my cup of tea and I don't really dig basketball. Probably pass.

Absolutely not.

Unfortunately, I didn't really have a lot of free time this weekend, so I only got to play for about 30 minutes. I had fun, but I think if I wanted to get into the game properly, I'd need to invest in some ergonomic mouse mode shells for the Joy-Cons. They're just way too thin to hold like a mouse comfortably for prolonged periods of time.

Speaking of which, anyone have recommendations for mouse mode shells?

This should be a f2p game. It feels like f2p. It sounds like f2p. It's only online. Is the kind of game that you play once and then uninstall. I played one match in the beta test, i became bored, exited the game, uninstalled it and went to play a game.
I don't get how nintendo is releasing... This. Nearly 90% of the time i spent with my nsw2 is playing offline because i am at the bus, the train, or at work, where we don't have wifi. So... What's the point of a game like this on the switch 2?

I haven't tried the demo on account of my Switch 2-less state, but I really like the concept (despite the fairly bland aesthetics) so as long as it has a decent amount of content for the price I'll probably get it once I have the means.

Damn, no one wants this. Feels like a definitive misfire already from Nintendo.

Think I will pass, while it definitely is innovative I am more into playing with the pro controller. The game also seems a bit bland

@Jedrus_Lilac so you didn’t even bother to play it for FREE in the global jam but it seems bland, in your own words…

@mercilessrobot So Nintendo should basically just churn out Mario, Zelda and Metroid games every year and not try to innovate because that’s what the people want right?

If it had some form of Local play I'd pick it up, but I have no interest in another Multiplayer focused game. Which is sad, because it looks like a weird but interesting mix of Rocket League and NBA Jam, which is a sick idea.

@RemyMartin Pretty sure nobody complained when Nintendo first announced Splatoon. Just because people don't like one game that you're apparently into, doesn't make everyone but you a naysayer and the reason games are bland..

@RemyMartin exactly. That’s what I meant.

@Folkloner Budget constrains for Nintendo, eh?
Poor Nintendo couldn’t afford a character designer for this one. They look at things on a ‘game-to-game’ basis so that means no budget for wheelchair games.

My main issue is that Nintendo has done very little in terms of accessibility in recent years, while every Sony game is full of options.
And now they want to play the ‘representation’ card, but they don’t want to spend one cent turning these into real people.

This is not about representation for them. This is: “our new mouse can be used as a cool wheelchair” and nothing else.

Whether I buy or not depends on what I see within the game's menus, which hopefully are shown by those covering the game. I want to know what all the options are for this game. An option that would get me to buy would be to be able to play with and against bots.

@PinderSchloss You're not reading too far into this. I think that this was a missed opportunity by Nintendo.

Too grey for me…

How is Nintendo news this boring so soon after the release of a new console? What the *****?!!

I have a weak wrist from years of working at a computer, this game is not for me, looks painful.

@RemyMartin was doing other things.

Nobody needs a Switch 2

Looks like a tech demo/pack in that itself was carved off from the $10 Welcome tour. Neither of which I feel justify their price tag.

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