Singapore Switch 2 owners get their next workout companion tomorrow: Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition hits the Singapore eShop on 16 July 2026 at S$68.50. Developer Imagineer has rebuilt the rhythm-boxing series from the ground up for Nintendo’s new hardware, adding a handful of features that are exclusive to the Switch 2 — and the result is a meaningful upgrade over the original Switch release that launched in December 2024.
What’s New in the Switch 2 Edition
The headlining addition is CameraPlay: plug in a compatible USB-C camera and the game overlays your real-time silhouette on screen so you can check your form as you punch. It’s the kind of feature that turns a solo workout into something closer to a mirror session with a trainer, and it’s only possible because of the Switch 2’s expanded connectivity.
Two new scoring modes raise the difficulty ceiling for veterans. Advanced Judgment evaluates not just whether you hit the beat but how accurately your speed and direction match the target, making it a sharper test of your technique than the original’s timing window. Boost Up Mode ramps the BPM up to 200 across the session, so each round gets progressively more intense until you’re punching at a flat sprint.
Work Out With Friends — GameShare and Multiplayer
The other big Switch 2-exclusive feature is GameShare, which lets up to four players exercise together over local wireless using a single copy of the game. For a household that’s been debating whether to buy multiple copies, this changes the maths considerably. The lobby screen also tracks your workout streak on a calendar — useful for those of us who need to see a growing chain of ticked boxes to stay motivated.
Six Trainers, 30 Songs, and Every Workout Style
Beyond the Switch 2 additions, the base game arrives with six fully-voiced personal trainers and 30 new instrumental tracks. Workout modes range from the standard daily boxing routines to Sit Fit Boxing (designed for seated play), Mitt Drills (targeted punch combinations), Tai Chi, and a Quick Workout option for when you only have ten minutes. A Personal Programme adjusts the day’s routine to your current condition, which is a thoughtful touch for players whose energy levels vary.
The series has surpassed three million units sold across its history, so Imagineer clearly knows the formula. The Switch 2 edition is the definitive version of that formula so far.
Upgrading from the Original Switch Version
If you already own Fitness Boxing 3 on Switch, you can upgrade to the Switch 2 Edition for 1,100 yen via a separate Upgrade Pack on the Nintendo eShop. The Singapore eShop pricing for the upgrade has not been separately listed at time of writing, but the base new purchase is set at S$68.50. For Switch 2 owners who are new to the series, that price is in line with other first-party and publisher Switch 2 titles on the local eShop.
Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition is available on the Singapore Nintendo eShop from 16 July 2026. For more Nintendo Switch 2 game news, check our dedicated coverage.