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First Look at Nintendo Labo
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Amazon Canada sleeping on gaz as always, the thing isn't even listed. Actually even Dark Souls Remastered is absent.
I think it will be! The video showed a bunch of spooled string on the kid's feet. You can probably just release more string if you're taller.
I think it goes even a bit further. Remember that pre-E3 Nintendo Direct were the late Iwata(may he rest in peace) formulated they wanted to adress the together alone problem? Also known as
While Wii U did nothing to adress that Switch does, first with 1,2 Switch and now with Labo.
Beautiful ban. Bless thee, mods.
Next time think before you post garbage like that.
As if fathers can't actually have great bonding time with their kids over toys, videogames, etc?
You're delusional if you think some families aren't going to legitimately bond over Labo.
Oh interesting! Well that explains why I never see the logo anymore at the store.
Also, and I'm not just walking this back because you worked for Mega Bloks, but I was wrong about the quality of them. I actually have some old MB sets that are like WWII style tanks and jeeps and they've held up for years and multiple moves. It was Kre-O I was thinking of that's garbage quality - I have a Transformers Grimlock from them that was a pain in the ass to build because there's no grip in the bricks (they feel cheap and slimy) so he kept sliding apart while I was trying to put him together. T:<
Reading about this for the first time. Wow this is "as Nintendo as it gets". I'm obviously not the target audience, it's not for me. But man, coming up with this and actually release it is typical Nintendo.
Will be interesting to see how long those products last when kids use them.
Will be interesting to see how long those products last when kids use them.
Compared to all other STEM or edutaintment tools, it does not feel that they are overprice at all.
Also, read the first post lol. It is not only carboard. It is game software+carboard.
I really like this but I'm not 100% sure it's going to be a huge hit. It's the kind of thing I love about Nintendo but I just don't know. Well done on Nintendo for making something a little bit more ecological too. They're the one company I let off the hook (because I'm they're my 'football team' so to speak) with regard to plastic waste.
I mean the OP is pretty detailed. No harm in having a quick read before posting.
I imagine it is the one that makes Wario Ware/Rhythm Heaven/Tomodachi (SPD) but that's pure speculation and according to wiki it's defunct. So err, yeh. I dunno. :D
Of course it wont hit that number but i feel the presence for Labo is going to be as huge as Ndogs there as they specifically targeted a different market and have been gathering tons of voice.
To be honest, I think most of the anger found in this thread isn't quite directed at the product but, as it's often the case, those damn Nintendo fans. "How can they find that exciting", "They'd buy anything Nintendo shits out", that kind of thing.
It's not that different from the weird hate Arms got when it was releasing. Obviously the game wasn't worth any hate, but some people didn't like the fact that it generated excitement. It's weird, but once in a while a thread make the people who really dislike Nintendo fans come out of the woodwork. There's plenty in Era.
What if I told you that the cardboard had a hidden GPU in it?
See, I actually think the fact that Labo is made out of cardboard is what makes it so cool. Regardless of how it actually works, a plastic piano doesn't feel special—there are tons of miniature plastic keyboards you can buy, just go to ToysRUs. But hitting a CARDBOARD key and having it produce sound? That feels magical.
Sitting at work, and I've just realised that it'll probably be possible to put a pattern of those IR reflective marks on a roll of paper (or for long patterns put a band of IR reflective stuff up and cover it with a roll of paper with a pattern of holes in it), and turn the piano software into an old-timey playing piano!
Amazon France also has the variety pack as top seller. I think the final price will be 60€, i see some stores in France opening preorder at 59.99€ for the variety pack.
Chips are extremely cheap these days.
I'll wait with my judgement untill I know the price of this.
Not to speculate, but what are the chances we get a Labo Direct in April, shortly before launch? I am sure Nintendo wants to get more details out about how the kits work and would be a refresher for the public eye around that time. Plus it would be an opportunity to roll out a cardboard replacement plan, whatever that may be.
After they assemble the cardboard piano at the beginning the Switch is put front-and-centre before being placed into the respective spots in the piano. I think the video made it quite clear.
And I'd imagine it would be mentioned on the box what it is (cardboard cutouts + software) with the Switch logo.
I don't think that'll be an issue.
Kids and cardboard go together like peanut butter and jelly, so probably not much, maybe just a bit of a mess but overall a fun time.
I'm gonna buy one too for the same friend. I'm concerned though of the three cats I ha .. I mean, the three cats he has.
Nintendo would still have made millions in profit even if it was $30. The greed is real on this one.
According to an AMA on r/nintendo, the cardboard has a smooth finish to it. So it's probably a little pricier than regular cardboard.
I'm still going to try and make the RC Bug when I have time
I'm still going to try and make the RC Bug when I have time
I'm guessing you don't have kids? We don't have one puzzle box or board game box intact thanks to them either standing on them, sitting on them or hitting each other with them . The point being cardboard doesn't survive in the presence of kids
