One of Nintendo Switch 2’s more interesting offerings coming up in the months ahead is its motion-controlled, wheelchair basketball game, Drag x Drive. It’s an odd premise to be sure, but Nintendo ...

The game is one of the first to predominantly feature the Switch 2's mouse controls, and it's a better tech demo than Welcome Tour. Tyler is a writer for CNET covering laptops and video games. He's ...

With the Nintendo Switch 2 almost three weeks old, the focus of both gamers and critics turns away from the console itself and slowly turns toward all the games that will come out for it. Currently, ...

Drag x Drive is heading to Nintendo Switch 2 on August 14th, but system owners got a chance to check out the game a little early thanks to the Global Jam demo held over the weekend. Nintendo has ...

UPDATE: Nintendo has confirmed the price for Drag x Drive, which is now available to preorder on the eShop. There, Drag x Drive costs $19.99 / £16.99. That's $10 more than Welcome Tour, the $9.99 ...

Switch 2 owners will be able to take upcoming Nintendo exclusive Drag x Drive for a test run next month — but only with an active Switch Online subscription. This morning, Nintendo confirmed a two-day ...

Nintendo is giving Switch Online subscribers the chance to try Drag X Drive, its next Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive following Donkey Kong Bananza, ahead of its release next month. While the game's full ...

Drag x Drive was one of several titles announced during April’s Nintendo Switch 2 Direct. The game is clearly inspired by the real-life sport of wheelchair basketball, but with a hook that takes ...