Okay, so I’ve been wanting to get into some volleyball console games lately. I started by doing some digging online to see what’s out there. Turns out there are a bunch of options, from older games on consoles like the SNES and PS2 to newer stuff on the Switch and Xbox.
I found out that matches are usually the best of three games. And in each game, you gotta score 25 points first, but you need at least a two-point lead to win. If it goes to a deciding game, then it’s first to 15 points with that same two-point lead.
Finding the Right Game
Next, I started looking into specific games. One article I read mentioned Nintendo Switch Sports as a top pick for the Switch. It said the game has good motion controls and a two-on-two multiplayer mode, which sounded fun.
I also saw a list of Xbox volleyball games. The one that caught my eye was Spike Volleyball. It came out in 2019 and was highlighted as the number one game on some list. That made me curious, so I decided to check it out first.
Getting into the Action
I grabbed Spike Volleyball for my Xbox One. After getting the hang of the controls, I started playing some matches. It was pretty cool to do all the bumping, setting, and spiking, just like real volleyball. The graphics weren’t too shabby, and the gameplay felt pretty realistic.
Trying Out Other Options
After a while, I wanted to try some other games too. I picked up Super Sports Blast, which has a volleyball mode. The graphics were more cartoony, but it was still fun to play, especially with friends.
Wrapping Up
- Started by researching volleyball console games online.
- Learned about the basic rules of volleyball matches.
- Checked out Nintendo Switch Sports and liked the idea of motion controls and multiplayer.
- Decided to try Spike Volleyball on Xbox One because it was recommended.
- Played some matches and enjoyed the realistic gameplay and graphics.
- Tried Super Sports Blast for a more casual experience with friends.
Overall, it was a blast getting into these volleyball games. I got to try out different consoles and game styles, and I had a lot of fun playing, whether solo or with friends. Definitely recommend giving these games a shot if you’re into volleyball or just looking for something new to play!
