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Nintendo Switch is the successor of Nintendo Wii and Wii U consoles and is widely considered to be the first hybrid console on the market. It allows users to play games either at home on a big TV screen or while travelling. This is possible thanks to its revolutionary design, which combines features of both stationary and handheld consoles. It is composed of two main parts: the console unit, which is a 6.2" screen tablet based on Nvidia technology, and the docking station necessary to connect the console to a TV set. Nintendo Switch was released worldwide on March 3, 2017.
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Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise
Sports 04 December 2020
Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise is the second installment of the sports game series for the Nintendo Switch console. The game allows you to box and dodge in the rhythm of music. It was developed by Imagineer studio.
Fitness Boxing
Sports 21 December 2018
A sports and rhythm game in which we box with twenty popular songs. Fitness Boxing allows you to choose the speed and length of training, as well as the part of the body on whose development we intend to focus. The game calculates our BMI and the calories that we managed to burn during the exercises.
Ring Fit Adventure
Arcade 18 October 2019
Unique production combining classic fitness game, using Nintendo Switch motion controllers, with action RPG. Ring Fit Adventure contains many game variants and several mini-games offering various exercises and training programs. As we play, we travel through a colorful fantasy world, which we must save from the threat of the evil dragon and its treacherous servants.
Let's Get Fit
Arcade 13 May 2022
Let's Get Fit is a fitness game that allows you to create your own training plans, taking into account your goals and current physical condition. The authors have prepared a hundred types of exercises, a system of Achievements and a virtual calendar to make it easier to track progress.