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Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm and Exercise
In-game instructors give you feedback and guidance to help you get the most out of your exercise5. Work out at home by performing boxing moves like jabs and uppercuts to catchy pop tunes2. Customize your workout with the help of a virtual instructorChoose from nine virtual instructors, select a challenge level from light to heavy and have a workout prepared for you by your trainer, or create one all by yourself from scratch in Free Training. Pass a Joy-Con™ controller to an exercise buddy and box to the beat together. Watch helpful examples or practice specific moves to improve your form6.
- Nintendo Switch
- Several features are included in this instalment, including a two-player mode, an alarm function, and the ability to turn off boxing moves.
- 1-2 players
- Age: 3+
- Select any one of the nine instructors, including three new ones: Janice, Hiro and Karen.
- Select your favourite music and courses, then get to it with boxing exercises.
- Customise your instructor's outfit to provide even more variety for your workouts.
- Save data also carries over from the previous game, so use all of these features to help keep you going!
Reviews
Hannah Banana
's; and the music selection is actually enjoyable, compared to the awful pop songs used in the first game. )
Huzzah! Side note: the product picture advertised the European cover, I could've sworn, but mine has the North American cover art. The plastic case arrived in pristine condition and the game cartridge inside functions perfectly.
Honestly, I was worried about ordering a physical copy -- so many things can go wrong -- but thankfully that isn't the case here. Upon receiving my copy, thankfully there was/is nothing wrong with it whatsoever. I.
After trying out the free trials for "Fitness Boxing" and "Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise" for a week straight, I found the sequel to be much better. Either way works for me; Nintendo Switch games are region free.
Nintendo improved the gameplay mechanics, especially the motion censor detection which is the most crucial element; the visuals are more interesting; the instructors are more engaging and their voices sound natural -- save for Lin and Hiro who sound like stilted, monotone A. A. rather than human V.
Besides, I prefer physical media, personally. (Why can't everything be so easy?
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