There's more to Drag x Drive than you'd think, with an enjoyably brutal meta forming - but its poor accessibility is an issue ...

One of the Nintendo Switch 2's first exclusives has received mediocre reviews across the board, proving it should have been a ...

Nintendo has done it again with a great new way to play games on its just-launched console.

The Switch 2′s wheelchair sports game is a clever use of the new console’s mouse function — for about 20 minutes at a time.

Drag X Drive dares to experiment with the Nintendo Switch 2's experimental features, but can't get a great game out of them.

Drag x Drive makes a solid case for the Nintendo Switch 2's mouse control scheme, but it fails to make one for these ...

Drag X Drive's control scheme is its greatest asset and hides a lot of depth, but the game itself lacks long term hooks.

Fun in the game is fleeting, obfuscated by unresponsive controls, a lack of accessibility, and real-world pain.

Drag x Drive releases tomorrow, and it looks to be a wild new take on the sport of wheelchair basketball, but will it do ...

Drag x Drive and Switch 2 launch game Welcome Tour are both at the very bottom of Metacritic's Switch 2 rankings ...

The multiplayer-focused sports game from Nintendo has a novel control scheme but is tiring and feels imprecise.

If you’re one of the Nintendo fans who worried the company lost its creative spark after playing it fairly safe with the ...