Nintendo Labo

Nintendo LABO has been a fairly successful franchise for Nintendo ever since it was announced and released in 2018. From toy houses to fishing equipment, and now even to VR, Nintendo has taken the LABO idea, thrown in a bit of quality cardboard, and created something that seems really dumb, but provides hours of enjoyment!

The Nintendo Labo: VR Kit is coming out on April 12. Sets and Canadian pricing for them are: Nintendo Labo: VR Kit: $99.99 CAD, Nintendo Labo: VR Kit – Starter Set + Blaster: $49.99 CAD, Nintendo Labo: VR Kit – Expansion Set 1: $24.99 CAD, and Nintendo Labo: VR Kit – Expansion Set 2: $24.99 CAD. For more details on the sets, please check out the press release below. “REDMOND, Wash., March 21, 2019 – Ever wish you could paint…

Nintendo’s unique cardboard crafting game, Nintendo Labo, is out today! We have a video staring Bill Nye the Science Guy below along with Nintendo’s press release for the game. Will you be checking Labo out?! ” VANCOUVER, B.C, April 20, 2018 – Experience a whole new way to interact with Nintendo Switch as you Make, Play and Discover with Nintendo Labo. Now available at retailers nationwide, Nintendo Labo kits offer interactive build-and-play experiences that combine the magic of the Nintendo…

Nintendo Labo will soon be available for everyone - April 20th! - and Nintendo continues to release videos to their YouTube channel detailing some of the finer details of Labo. We all know what to expect from the Toy-Con kits, but the garage is where the most creative Nintendo users will spend most of their time. There seems to be a lot of options for the Toy-Con garage, and today, we are looking at how to build a guitar!

By now, we all know what to expect from the Toy-Con 1 and Toy-Con 2 packs that will hit retail when Nintendo Labo goes live on April 20, but what we are less familiar with is how the Toy-Con Garage will work. Toy-Con Garage will allow creative users to make their own toys using the features built into the Joy-Con controllers. Check out the trailer below!

Recently, our good friend Abdallah was flown out to San Francisco and put up in accommodations by Nintendo of America and given the opportunity to play around with Nintendo Labo in a closed environment. Abdallah had the opportunity to film some great video to use in a video - see below - and also pointed out his top 10 tips for those just starting out with Nintendo Labo. What kind of tips is Abdallah providing? We will point a few of the obvious ones below, but for tips on creating new cardboard pieces and learning how your creations work, you'll need to ...