Do game sequels need to reinvent the wheel every time?
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After being given so much, it`s hard to be taken away from. Sequels are usually perceived in one of two ways. Either they greatly improve on those who came before them, making their predecessors obselete; or they`re the younger siblings of their more popular predecessors, who don`t quite capture the same magical feel. One thing is for sure — sequels cannot escape the pressures of comparison. With every new Zelda, Pok&eaigu;mon, or Animal Crossing game, players look back at the highlights and lowlights of games in the past, spurring a tidal wave of discussions and essays online. Nintendo Switch Sports, the first game in the Wii Sports series to appear on a system that didn`t play discs, is no different. But does it hold a candle to the iconic Wii Sports? I thought so initially, but now I`m not so sure. If it feels good then it must be... right? Nintendo Switch Sports feels incredibly fun to play. The HD Rumble incorporated into the Joy-Con makes every contact with a ball feel impac...