Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise

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• DDestructoid

  CJ Andriessen · Dec 31, 2020

  6.5

  I really can’t say anything overly negative about Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise because, despite the issues it has, it will produce results if you keep at it. And that’s the ultimate goal when buying an exercise game. But at $50, you really have to ask yourself if it wouldn’t be worth it to spend a little more money to get a vastly superior experience.

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• PNPure Nintendo

  Trevor Gould · Dec 22, 2020

  7.5

  If you’re looking for some exercise, Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise is a good option on the Nintendo Switch. With the Just Dance series stagnating, and Ring Fit Adventure expensive, this is a solid alternative. Even if you aren’t a fan of boxing (I’m not), you’ll be able to enjoy this sequel.

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• NWNintendo World Report

  Willem Hilhorst · Dec 21, 2020

  7.0

  It’s a better Wii Fit, in the sense that Fitness Boxing 2 trims the fat (ha!) that were the slow exercises and loading times. But much like Wii Fit, I cannot guarantee that it will maintain your interest for long or present enough new features over time. At the very least, you won’t have to stow away a balance board in a closet somewhere after punching out.

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• 33rd-strike.com

  Ibuki · Dec 16, 2020

  7.2

  Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise isn’t perfect, but it’s actually a fairly fun experience, even if it depends on you not cheating at how you throw your punches in real life. While motion controls can always be a bit whimsical, the game works decently and there’s a fair amount of content to unlock when you keep pressing on. While games like this will never replace a balanced diet and other workout routines, this game might just set you on your way to much bigger things.

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• CHCritical Hit

  Darryn Bonthuys · Dec 07, 2020

  6.5

  Fitness Boxing 2 isn’t a bad way to keep your body energised, but the few improvements it has loaded into its gloves can’t hide its flawed punching technique or its disappointing lack of beats to bounce around to between uppercuts.

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• NNintendoLife

  Chris Scullion · Dec 02, 2020

  6.0

  Fans of the original Fitness Boxing will feel at home with this sequel, if a little disappointed that it isn't quite the evolution it could have been. A few new instructors and an improved achievements system isn't quite enough to make up for the fact that this still suffers from many of its predecessor's issues, most notably its disappointingly small selection of music and the terrible unlicensed instrumental versions it provides.

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