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Revision as of 20:31, 1 May 2022
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| First game | Nintendo Switch Sports |
| Number of players | 4[1] |
| Peripherals needed | None |
| Real-world equivalent | Wikipedia page |
Volleyball is a sport that appears in Nintendo Switch Sports. It is a 2 vs 2 sport that allows for online play.[1] It has a mechanic known as a "supercharged spike" when the ball is hit with good timing.[2]
Gameplay
Two players stand on each side of the court. One player stands in the service area and serves the ball by swinging their Joycon up. Both teams then attempt to ground the ball on the other team's side. As the match goes on, the game will tell the player which move they can do next based on the actions in the game (for example, after a teammate sets the ball, the game may tell the player to spike it). However, depending on where the ball actually ends up, the player might not be able to perform the recommended move and the game will suggest something else. The player will still need to perform actions as if they were playing a real game of volleyball.
The following moves are playable
- Serve
- Bump
- Jump
- Spike
- Block
The game ends when one team makes it to anywhere between 5-7 points.
Trivia
- Despite being in an indoor court, this version of Volleyball is similar to Beach Volleyball due to having only up to two players on each side (despite the usual six for Indoor Volleyball)
Gallery
Artwork with player's hand superimposed
Screenshot of a Volleyball match from a balcony
Volleyball victory screen
