I’ve spent the last week playing Drag x Drive on Nintendo Switch 2 with mouse mode controls, and while I can see the ...

Ahead of Drag x Drive 's launch tomorrow, reviews for the wheelchair basketball game have dropped, and... they're pretty ...

Nintendo has tried something new with Drag x Drive, and while it’s an effective showcase of the Switch 2’s mouse controls, ...

Drag x Drive is the latest exclusive on the Nintendo Switch 2, and its reviews paint it as something you'll like...or you won't.

Drag X Drive uses the Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con to enable three-on-three basketball-style matches. Drag x Drive (pronounced “Drag and Drive”) challenges players to use the mouse controls with both Joy ...

Assuming you can actually play the game, then, it’s a joy. The standard 2-pointer and 3-pointer rules of basketball apply, but by pulling off special tricks, such as doing a little bunny hop while ...

Drag x Drive is an arcadey wheelchair basketball game, one that seemingly has been built from the ground up to take full ...

Drag x Drive makes a solid case for the Nintendo Switch 2's mouse control scheme, but it fails to make one for these ...

Fun in the game is fleeting, obfuscated by unresponsive controls, a lack of accessibility, and real-world pain.

Drag X Drive dares to experiment with the Nintendo Switch 2's experimental features, but can't get a great game out of them.

Drag x Drive releases tomorrow, and it looks to be a wild new take on the sport of wheelchair basketball, but will it do ...

In Drag x Drive, players use both Joy-Cons in Mouse mode to control their wheelchair, with each hand controlling the ...