Nintendo has been crushing the hopes and dreams of so many for so long that we have come to expect it. Their unprofessional PR and Marketing representatives failed us 100% in terms of Fitness Boxing. We are not part of the bought off corrupt gaming media so we are not going to get a reviewable copy.

I bought this game for my son who is 8 years old, and he loves this game! He would not put it down until he beat the game. There's a lot for him to do and plenty to explore and go see and it kept him busy for quite some time.

My younger sisters, 7 and 11, love this game. I bought it for my switch a few months after it came out,and all 3 of us combined probably have logged in more than 1,000 hours worth of gameplay. The game has many characters of all different types,races,sizes,and ect. It has great diversity.

Never been a fan of open world games, even of Zelda to be honest. Picked up this game and have been amazed by the detail and physics of the game. Every corner of the gigantic map has a new mystery and is never wasted.

This game is set in a massive worked of dirrerent environments that can be explored in any order. The way you control Link and look around draws you into the game. There's a puzzle to solve in almost every shrine as well nasties to fight in each location.

If you're not into the idea of starting your video game with a good round of stretches, Fitness Boxing is not going to be for you. To be fair, it's not much of a game at all; it would be more accurate to call it a fitness program. Fitness Boxing is all business.

Tons of varied exercise routines with no extra accessories; Keeps track of lots of fitness data; Makes working out slightly less awful

Terrible music selection; Shoddy movement detection; Limited play modes and features

Hey, I just met you and this is crazy. Here is my Switch now, so train me maybe?

Overall flow quite nice, Sharp UI and HD Rumble usage, Trainer clear with instructions and advice, Very solid courses

Can cheat somewhat, Music selection kind of stinks

I love this game. There's so much packed into this open world from the puzzle challenges of the shrines to little surprises hiding on mountain ledges and in treetops. Plenty of colorful characters and places to interact with and fun quests to do.

A very unique Zelda that works really well. However, boring voice acting and too repetitive environments in both "Temple" and Shrines. Can take a while to learn the controls. Music is not good at all. It is repetitive and sounds uninspired, in comparison to all other Zelda games.

To be honest, I'm a bit of a skeptic, and tend to never believe the hype of any game. Too many times have I gotten hype for a game and found myself disappointed by the end of it. Too many Nintendo games within the past decade, in my opinion, have been rated higher than they deserve by game critics...