Ring Fit Adventure is the latest in physical fitness software from Nintendo. In the vein of Wii Fitness, users have a handful of ways to exercise using their Nintendo console. Modes for Ring Fit ...

If you’re looking for a fun way to get moving while stuck inside, Nintendo’s Ring Fit Adventure is a good option. But it’s often hard to find as it goes in and out of stock quickly (like most things ...

It has been six years since Ring Fit Adventure, the Nintendo Switch fitness game that asked players to defeat monsters (and a sexy dragon) through exercise. The workout game used the Joy-Cons’ ...

If you're looking for a more engaging way to work out in the new year, Nintendo's Ring Fit Adventure could do the trick. The game forces you to do things like squat, jog in place and more to move your ...

A patent sleuth has spotted an interesting Nintendo listing that some fans think points to a Ring Fit Adventure sequel coming for Nintendo Switch 2. Ring Fit Adventure is probably the closest thing we ...

There are suspicions that Nintendo is planning another Ring Fit Adventure for the Switch 2, although the best evidence in its favour is the first game’s sales numbers. When it comes to which Nintendo ...

Ring Fit Adventure is a hit, and Nintendo is keen on keeping it rolling. Nintendo’s hit fitness game Ring Fit Adventure might be getting new content at some point according to a recent shareholder Q&A ...

Nintendo has acquired Kyoto-based developer SRD Co. Ltd. Earlier today on February 24, Nintendo announced through a statement that it had agreed to buy SRD. If you're unfamiliar with the development ...

The Nintendo Switch with neon-colour Joy-Cons is currently on sale bundled with the Ring Fit, Nintendo's own fitness game that comes with a giant plastic ring for you to squeeze, pull and throw around ...

Cyber Monday is upon us, which means there are tonnes of unmissable deals out there ready to save you money – especially if you're in the market for a new gaming console. Take the Nintendo Switch/Ring ...

Nintendo wants to make exercise easy and fun. At least, that’s the message the company tries to broadcast through health-conscientious developments like step counters and memory games. The Wii, which ...