Arms is a 2017 fighting game developed and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo Switch.

ARMS was one of the Nintendo Switch's early success stories, a new IP that became a top-seller for the platform as fans were still questioning if the handheld device was just another Wii U.

ARMS is a fighting game developed by Nintendo EPD exclusive to the Nintendo Switch. The game features professional boxer-like fighters who can attack each other from across an arena using weapons known as ARMS, which are attached to the ends of the fighters' extendable limbs, also known as ARMS.

How to do it: Grab onto your Joy-Con controllers with a thumbs-up grip. Move your left Joy-Con forward for a left punch, your right Joy-Con for a right punch, and throw curve punches by turning your arm. Battlers in the ARMS arena have to keep on their toes. No one wins a match by standing still, right?

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Its one of those games. Arms is a strange but fun multiplayer game that I played a lot when it came out. If you are looking for a fun game to play with a friend, this is a great choice.

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Arms is short for armaments which comes from the Latin term armamentum which is from the term armare which means to arm meaning to give weapons. Basically it is derived from two Latin terms meaning to give weapons or weapons.

Families who play together (Arms was actually developed by the same team behind the excellent Mario Kart 8.) It's simple enough to pick up and play, but complex enough to keep the interest of more experienced players. Arms features both one-on-one and two-on-two competitive play, and both are a blast.

Over power blocking. And blocking stops punches. If you see your opponent favor any of these three techniques capitalize. On this by hitting them where they are the weakest.

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