Nintendo’s Wheelchair Game: Because Accessibility Needed More Pain
Nintendo's new Switch 2 release, Drag x Drive, ambitiously tries to shake up wheelchair sports games but delivers a confusing mess that left one reviewer 'baffled and in significant pain.' You control wheeled robots in three-on-three wheelchair basketball using Joy-Cons pushed and pulled across a surface, which sounds innovative until it just feels vaguely sad. The game has 'three mostly indistinct flavors: guard, center, and forward,' proving variety isn’t always a winning move. Sometimes trying new things just means new ways to feel terrible about your choices.
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Drag x Drive: Because nothing says fun like pushing your controller into existential dread and joystick arthritis all at once.
You know it's a special game when 'baffled and in significant pain' is your review rating and not your dental chart.
Drag x Drive: finally, a sports game that captures the exact agony of me trying to use new tech without instructions.
Source: Theverge | Published: 8/13/2025 | Author: Geoffrey Bunting
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