Will a popular Wii Sports character return for NintendoSwitchSports?
✖ Earlier this month, Nintendo Switch Sports was officially revealed, bringing back a number of popular activities from Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort. To the disappointment of many, the game will not retain the Mii characters that originally appeared in those games, as the characters have been redesigned.
holy shit. holy shit guys Matt is canonically going to be in Switch Sports. all 100 CPU Mii names from the Miis in Wii Sports Resort are here, and Matt is no exception. oh my god holy shit pic.twitter.com/0kf4utIoXP Released alongside the Nintendo Wii in 2006, Wii Sports was the definition of a system seller. The pack-in game included five activities in total: Boxing, Tennis, Golf, Baseball, and Bowling. In 2009, Nintendo followed up the game's success with the release of Wii Sports Resort, which featured more games to play, and greater motion control accuracy thanks to the MotionPlus peripheral.
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