Nintendo Switch Sports Resort launched for Nintendo Switch 2 on October 22, 2026, at 5,980 yen for the download version and 6,980 yen for the packaged version. The game has 12 sports and is set on Wuhu Island.
Nintendo announced Nintendo Switch Sports Resort during the June 9, 2026 Nintendo Direct broadcast. The game is set on a resort island and includes 12 sports, among them ping pong, archery, boxing, tennis, volleyball, bowling, basketball, golf, sumo finger wrestling, skateboarding, marine bike, jump rope, and propeller plane. It was scheduled for release on October 22, 2026, and pre-orders opened after the broadcast. Nintendo's Yoshiaki Koizumi demonstrated finger wrestling gameplay during the Direct.
The game launched for Nintendo Switch 2 on October 22, 2026, priced at 5,980 yen for the download version and 6,980 yen for the packaged version. Set on Wuhu Island, the game has 12 sports: tennis, bowling, archery, boxing, basketball, golf, volleyball, ping-pong, skateboarding, Marin Bikes, a propeller plane, and finger sumo. Players roam land, sea, and air between matches.
Before release, preorders for the packaged version on Amazon.co.jp sat at 6,027 yen, against an official price of 6,980 yen, a gap of roughly 1,000 yen. The game was also one of three titles offered in the Nintendo Switch 2 (Japanese-language, Japan-only) Choose-Your-Game Set, announced on October 6 and set for release on November 12.
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Nintendo Switch Sports Resort launched for Nintendo Switch 2 on October 22, 2026, priced at 5,980 yen for the download version and 6,980 yen for the packaged version. Set on Wuhu Island, the game has 12 sports, including tennis, bowling, archery, boxing, basketball, golf, volleyball, ping-pong, skateboarding, Marin Bikes, a propeller plane, and finger sumo. Players roam land, sea, and air between matches.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is set for release on October 22, 2026. On Amazon.co.jp, the packaged version with no exclusive bonus is listed for preorder at 6,027 yen, against an official price of 6,980 yen, a gap of roughly 1,000 yen. The game is the motion-sports entry for Nintendo Switch 2, set on Wuhu Island, with 12 sports played through Joy-Con 2 and support for offline and online play.
Nintendo will release the Nintendo Switch 2 (Japanese-language, Japan-only) Choose-Your-Game Set on November 12, the company announced on October 6. The bundle pairs a Nintendo Switch 2 console with one downloadable game chosen from three options: Mario Kart World, Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, and Tomodachi Collection: Waku Waku Life. The price is 63,980 yen including tax, and reservations opened on the Nintendo Store the same day. Game retailers nationwide and online shops will start taking reservations once their preparations are complete. The Japan-only console alone costs 4,000 yen less than this set, so picking any one of the three titles comes out roughly 3,000 to 5,000 yen cheaper than buying the hardware and that game separately. Standalone download prices are 8,980 yen for Mario Kart World, 5,980 yen for Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, and 7,100 yen for Tomodachi Collection: Waku Waku Life, all tax included. Mario Kart World and Nintendo Switch Sports Resort are Nintendo Switch 2 titles, while Tomodachi Collection: Waku Waku Life is Nintendo Switch software.
Nintendo announced Nintendo Switch Sports Resort during the June 9, 2026 Nintendo Direct broadcast. The game is set on a resort island and includes 12 sports: ping pong, archery, boxing, tennis, volleyball, bowling, basketball, golf, sumo finger wrestling, skateboarding, marine bike, jump rope, and propeller plane. It is scheduled for release on October 22, 2026, for Nintendo Switch 2. During the Direct, Nintendo's Yoshiaki Koizumi demonstrated finger wrestling gameplay. The title follows the 2022 release of Nintendo Switch Sports and uses motion controls with the Joy-Con 2, including mouse operation for skateboarding. Pre-orders open after the broadcast ends.