Nintendo Switch Sports

1. #1Spocco Square

   Keys: Spocco, Spocco Square

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   Spocco Square is the main location where most of the sports take place. It is a large, open sports center on a piece of land similar to Manhattan Island, surrounded by water on the left, right, and bottom sides. In the top right area of the square is a dock for speedboats which carry participants of Golf games. The main building is in the center and slightly to the left located between the Badminton and Chambara areas. To the left of the Badminton area is the Volleyball area, and to the left of the Chambara area is the Soccer area. To the right of the Badminton area is the Bowling area followed by the Golf docks, and to the right of the Chambara area is the Tennis area and Basketball area. The area of land that Spocco Square takes up is very large, presumably taking up half a square mile. Members of the Square can take a bullet train to the grounds, the landing station located behind the Badminton area.

2. #2Reward Collections

   Keys: Reward Collections, Rewards, Reward card

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   Members of Spocco Square are automatically added to a rewards program upon registration. Depending on how well the member has played along with certain achievements (like consistently making 3-pointers in Basketball, getting several Strikes in Bowling, or teammate coordination in Volleyball), they can get Rewards Points. Upon obtaining 100 points, the member can pick one of three Rewards Collections (or Rewards Cards) to randomly obtain one of twelve items on the card. These rewards range from stickers, titles to use within the Spocco Square ranking system, or various accessories and outfits. Once all 12 rewards have been obtained from a collection, a Completion Bonus is rewarded, usually special and unique outfits that have no equivalent in the minor rewards. These collections cycle in threes on a weekly basis, rotating on the midnight into every Thursday. If a member has completed all three collections for the week, they are given a reissue collection that they can complete. Completing this bonus collection does not provide an additional bonus collection, and an additional collection is not provided if the member has already completed the bonus collection provided.

3. #3Pro League

   Keys: Pro League

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   The Pro League is a collection of special leagues within the Spocco Square ranking system. If a member has been doing particularly well in a sport, they are given the chance to participate in the respective Pro League. Continued success in the sports will increase a members rank in the respective Pro League, but unsuccessful games will potentially demote a member to the previous rank. Members can pause and resume participation in the Pro League with no additional penalty. Additionally, they will retain their rank regardless of how long they pause their participation. There is no time limit to how long a member can pause participation, allowing for indefinite breaks. The ranks start at E, then E+, and D- after that, continuing up to A rank. Upon obtaining A rank in a sport's Pro League, the member is rewarded a decorative crown accessory engraved with the sport's logo.

4. #4Logos

   Keys: Badminton Logo, Golf Logo, Tennis Logo, Bowling Logo, Spocco Logo, Basketball Logo, Volleyball Logo, Soccer Logo, Chambara Logo

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   Below is a description of the different logos that appear through Spocco Square. Spocco Square Logo (or Spocco Logo): The Spocco Square logo is very similar to the Squarespace logo. It is two stylized S's stacked on top of each other, the lower curve of the upper S leading into the upper curve of the lower S. A dot is present just next to the edges of the joined S's. The logo usually is encased in a circle, the circle interrupted slightly below the ends of the joined S's. Volleyball Logo: The volleyball logo is a continuous contour of a volleyball in motion. Two straps are evident on the "sides" of the volleyball, making six straps visible due to the inverted isometric angle of the ball. The bottom edge of the bottom strap on the top left extends outward in a motion line, accented by a dot much like a lowercase I. The edge of the top strap on the same side does not continue around the ball, rather taking a sharp turn to form the bottom edge of the strap. The bottom of the volleyball contour is stopped abruptly just below the motion line. Soccer Logo: The soccer logo, unlike the other, is a rather simple logo. It is a simple contour of a soccer ball, the edges of the white polygons omitted. The bottom of the ball extends outward to form a motion line accented with a dot like a lowercase I. The circle is incomplete, the curve of the ball stopping just above the motion line. Badminton Logo: The badminton logo is a continuous contour of a badminton shuttlecock. Instead of closing the shape, the far right curve of the shuttlecock's tail extends away from the shape presumably indicating motion. The motion line is accented with a dot like a lowercase I. Chambara Logo: The Chambara logo is a continuous contour of two small, simple swords crossing. The edges of the blades are defined as they cross. The hilt of the left sword is incomplete, extending slightly opposite of the blade accented with a dot like a lowercase I. The hilt of the right sword is incomplete, a small gap where the right side of the hilt meets the guard. Bowling Logo: The bowling logo is a continuous contour of three bowling pins in similar arrangement as in the actual sport. A ball shape blocks the lower half of the frontmost pin, the top curve stopping abruptly midway the back right pin. The bottom of the ball extends horizontally as if to indicate motion, accented with a dot like a lowercase I. The left curve of the back left pin stops abruptly above the motion line, taking a sharp turn to form the top curve. Tennis Logo: The tennis logo is s continuous contour of a tennis racket with a small ball positioned to indicate impending impact. The racket is at a 45° clockwise angle while the handle is cut off abruptly in a horizontal line about halfway down. The top curve of the racket extends outwards to form a motion line accented with a dot like a lowercase I. The right curve of the racket stops just below the motion line. There is a small interruption in the racket's contour surrounding the ball. Golf Logo: The golf logo is a contour of a golf ball just at the rim of a hole. The bottom curve of the golf ball extends outwards at approximately a 30° angle clockwise, forming a motion line accented by a dot like a lowercase I. 8 of the ball's dimples are evident on the right side of the ball. Basketball Logo: The basketball logo is a continuous contour of a basketball about to enter a hoop. The top curve of the ball extends outward at the top right corner to form a motion line accented with a dot like a lowercase I. Only the ring of the hoop is evident, the upper edge of the ring stopping abruptly to form the right curved marking on the ball.

5. #5Additional Lore

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