ARMS (for Nintendo Switch)

You can play a minigame similar to the target challenge mode where you must break targets while punching floating boxes of ARMS. Each box you hit gets you a new set of ARMS for a random character.

Each fighter starts with their own set of three ARMS weapons, with the ability to switch them in or out between rounds.

ARMS offers multiple control schemes based on how the Joy-Cons or Switch Pro Controller are used. Simply holding the Joy-Cons separately enables movement-based controls similar to both Wii Sports Boxing and the arcade game Virtual On. You make punch gestures with either Joy-Con to attack with an Arm, or punch with both at the same time to grab.

Besides speed, strength, and behavior, each weapon has its own unique element. These elements add additional effects to your attacks when you charge up your ARMS by blocking for a moment.

A volleyball game puts players (singles or doubles) on either side of a net, punching a ball that explodes when it touches the ground.

Party Match mode puts all the players together in a lobby where each user is depicted as a floating icon. The lobby mixes and matches the players together into paired matches, free-for-all matches, two-on-two matches, and the different alternate game modes, constantly cycling players in and out.

There's a cheerleader with ribbon ARMS, a ninja with chain ARMS, a genetic experiment with DNA ARMS, a noodle shop proprietor with ramen ARMS, and so on. They fight, because this is a fighting game and they have ARMS.

A one-on-one basketball game turns the players into the ball, trying to land grabs that throw the opponent into the basket.

A target challenge mode puts players on either side of a range where targets randomly pop up.