Nintendo has a new Switch 2 console and controllers coming to commemorate both Zelda's 40th anniversary and the upcoming remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The new Zelda-themed hardware lineup will be released on Oct. 29, one week ahead of the Ocarina of Time remake.

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With the original Wii Sports in 2006, Nintendo brought motion-controlled gaming to the masses with one of the most newcomer-friendly video games of all time — largely thanks to

In addition to new events, now you can explore Wuhu Island like never before.

Nintendo Switch Sports Resort harkens back to tropical Wii-era glory, a highlight of a holiday showcase with an admirable commitment to fun that's truly for everyone.

The same holds true of Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, only you're using Switch 2 Joy-Con controllers instead of a Wii remote. While they may be a little less ergonomic than the Wii remote, they benefit from 20 more years of motion-sensor development, making them much more accurate and capable.

The unofficial PC port features major upgrades, including up to 8× resolution, 60fps, widescreen, mods, and UHD textures. The Switch 2 version runs at 900p/30fps in 4:3, while the original Switch version played at 1080p/30 docked — this new unofficial PC build outperforms both.

The Nintendo Switch 2 was released more than a decade after Sony's PlayStation 4, but does that mean it's more powerful of a machine? We take a look.