You can try to switch 2 wheelchair basketball game next month drag X drive, but there is a catch

The wheelchair basketball game Drag X Drive developed by Nintendo will receive a limited-time demo before it is released next month.

Nintendo announced via Nintendo Today App (via EUROGAMER) “Drag X Drive: Global Jam” will take place in three periods from Saturday, August 9th to Sunday, August 10th. The owner of the Nintendo Switch 2 who has an online membership in Nintendo Switch can try multiplayer games based on the online team before it is officially released on August 14.

These three meetings will be held on the following dates and times:

• Saturday, August 9, 3am to 7am/6am to 10am
• Saturday, August 9, 5pm to 9pm/8pm to 11pm ET
• Sunday, August 10, 9am-1pm, 6pm-10am

Drag the X drive in Nintendo Switch 2 Direct Earlier this year was one of the titles developed by Nintendo. The 3V3 sports game controls the player's wheelchair by using two joy instruments in mouse mode, although shooting requires the use of motion control gestures.

So far, it is the only first-party switch 2 version to use mouse controls extensively, although it is not clear whether it is possible to play the game using other control configurations. The upcoming Super Mario Party Jamboree Switch 2 Edition features a new mode called Jamboree TV that will feature a new mouse-based mini-game, while Metroid Prime 4: Exewer will also include the option to target using mouse controls. As far as third-party games are concerned, Cyberpunk 2077 and Civilization 7 have mouse control options.

Unlike more expensive first-party releases like Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza, Drag X Drive has launched digital exclusives for $20. Can Eshop.