Drag x Drive is a bit different from other Nintendo Switch 2 games we’ve seen so far, as it’s the only first-party title that ...

Ahead of the Drag x Drive debut, an online Global Jam demo will let people test the 3v3 wheelchair basketball game over 2 ...

To date, Nintendo has said surprisingly little about Drag x Drive, which is set to follow Donkey Kong Bananza as the ...

Nintendo Switch 2 owners will want to mark their calendars for the four new games releasing on the home console/handheld ...

Nintendo has announced that a Drag x Drive demo will be released in August, but you'll need to be a Switch Online member to ...

Drag X Drive is the Switch 2 title coming out in August, and Nintendo wants players to get a hands-on taste before release!

Drag x Drive was revealed during the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct earlier this year as one of the titles being developed by Nintendo internally. The 3v3 sports game is played by using both Joy-Cons in ...

There, Drag x Drive costs $19.99 / £16.99. That's $10 more than Welcome Tour, the $9.99 tutorial-style game some fans said Nintendo should have packed in with the Switch 2 itself for free. ORIGINAL ...

Drag x Drive was one of the under-the-radar announcements during the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct. As modern times progress, the gaming world has stayed on top of where life for its consumers may be.

In Drag x Drive, players are divided into two teams of three. Each one is a robot in a wheelchair. Your goal is to get the ball and toss it into a basketball-style hoop.

Upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 exclusives will start to arrive thick over the next few months, with Donkey Kong Bananza kicking ...