Go Vacation, the 2011 Bandai Namco game for Wii that resembled the Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort franchise, is being ported to the Nintendo Switch. Go Vacation’s suite of mini-games spans scuba ...

Go Vacation was great fun when it launched on the Wii in 2011, but times were simpler back then. Fast forward to 2018, and I’m having a really hard time convincing myself to boot this game up when I ...

released back in 2011 for Wii and it is back on the Switch with over 50 games and activities to play in co-op or competitively with friends. The game is set in a resort island known as Kawawii Island, ...

Kawaii Island arrives on Switch this July! Go Vacation offers four spacious resorts for you and up to three friends to explore while participating in a variety of minigames.

Explore A Fun-Filled Island Paradise! Welcome to Kawawii Island, a paradise vacation destination with dozens of exciting activities for the entire family! Check in from the comfort of your own home ...

Tomas Franzese is a News Editor at DualShockers, writing a variety of reviews and shedding light on upcoming games for both PC and consoles. While he has been a gamer most of his life, he began ...

Nintendo Switch is lucky to get at least a few new, interesting games each week, and this week illustrates that those games also run the real gamut of genres. While an obvious callout goes to Go ...

Nintendo and Bandai Namco are bringing Go Vacation, a resort vacation-themed collection of 50 different games and activities originally released for Wii in 2011, to Switch on July 27, the companies ...

, a game that originally released on Nintendo Wii, is getting a Nintendo Switch version that comes out July 27, 2018, and a new trailer detailing the many activities was recently released on Nintendo ...

A resort vacation is always at your fingertips with Go Vacation for Nintendo Switch, an HD remaster of the Wii game with updated controls. From sky diving and beach volleyball to tennis and even ...

To get an insanely fast time in a game of Quick Draw, you can exploit a design oversight that allows you to get an immediate good aim at the target by pausing the game to make the pointer cursor ...