A brand new game from Nintendo, this one. Drag x Drive looks very like Rocket League in its gameplay, and sees a setup with integration for the Switch 2's camera, Game Chat and, judging by the trailer, it uses the all-new Switch 2 Mouse for controls.

Drag x Drive is basically the Switch 2’s Wii Sports equivalent, and a real showcase for the mouse capabilities.

Drag X Drive may not become the next great esport, but we walked away from our demo excited about how it's using the Switch 2's unique controllers.

Nintendo has announced a new 3v3 sports title: Drag x Drive. Releasing exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2, Drag x Drive will put your hoop-shooting skills--and the Joy-Con 2's mouse controls--to the test.

Drag x Drive is a brand new, 3v3 wheelchair basketball game that uses the Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con’s mouse feature. Players can use both Joy-Con 2’s to push their characters around the arena. The game is set to launch in summer 2025.

One of the few original Switch 2 games shown at today's Direct was Drag x Drive, a sports game that utilises the

Drag and Drive is a three-on-three basketball titled. The gimmick is that you use a pair of mouse Joy-Cons to wheel yourself forward around skatepark-like levels to get your ball into the basket. It's set to launch this summer.

Check out the trailers for Nintendo Switch 2 exclusives like Mario Kart World, The Duskbloods, and Donkey Kong Bananza.

Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour allows players to virtually walk on a Switch 2 console and learn about its various features, such as the magnetic Joy-Con 2 controllers and mouse controls. There will also be minigames and tech demos that highlight features of the system, such as "Speed Golf" with mouse and gyroscope controls.