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The Fitness Boxing series is a series of third party exergaming Nintendo Switch games by Imagineer Co., Ltd., published by Nintendo. The first entry Fitness Boxing was released in 2018/2019, and was succeeded by Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise in December 2020.[1] The games revolve around boxing using the Joy-Cons to exercise the body, while popular music is playing in the background.
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