7 things we learned after getting sweaty with Nintendo’s ‘Ring Fit Adventure’

2019-10-10 18:20

You’ve got to love Nintendo. No one would have begrudged the company if it rested on its laurels after releasing a console as fresh as the Switch, but it hasn’t done that at all. Quite the opposite in fact.

Since the console’s launch, Nintendo has released a range of extra hardware, including cardboard Labo kits and a VR headset. But now? It’s getting into the fitness game with a circular bit of plastic and a leg strap. Yes, welcome to the world, Ring Fit Adventure. We had a chance to play with the hardware in Amsterdam and walked away impressed. Here are seven things…

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