Nintendo Labo

[Marc]

They're selling us cardboard lol.

The Variety Kit will be $69.99 and the Robot Kit will be $79.99.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

The most Nintendo thing that Nintendo can do. No one sees it coming and comes out of nowhere.

I personally would never buy this, but I know it be great for young kids and those who enjoy this kind of modeling.

Though the price, for moving cardboard is a bit much...

 

[Dark Young Link]

It's cool, but it's too expensive for what it is. You think cardboard would be like $40 or less.

 

[Marc]

It's cool, but it's too expensive for what it is. You think cardboard would be like $40 or less.

I get it free at a big grocery in my area.

But there's also software that comes with the cardboard packs Nintendo is selling.

 

[Dark Young Link]

I get it free at a big grocery in my area.

But there's also software that comes with the cardboard packs Nintendo is selling.

Oh, I didn't notice the game that came with it. I was wondering how it was supposed to work.

Still, I will admit this is a cool idea, I just don't have the money to throw at something like this. Also, my room is a very small area so I wouldn't have a lot of room for the more motioned games.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

I get it free at a big grocery in my area.

But there's also software that comes with the cardboard packs Nintendo is selling.

Still a bit much, merely just a chip with some programming to make it all work. I like to think it be a proper $40 for something like that.

 

[froggyboy604]

I think the card board kits would be useful for using to make plastic, wood, or metal versions of the cardboard Labo parts.

I guest, making the parts out of cardboard will help keep the weight down, so shipping and handling is cheaper if you don't have cheap or free shipping at some online stores.

This maybe a collector items in many years sort of like old artwork.

 

[cm2]

Saw a new Labo trailer

 

[テクニカル諏訪子]

Somebody I know online made photos of his copy.

Still not sure what to say about it. (・_・)

 

[Demon_Skeith]

I see you can get extra cardboard for this for like $10 should you damage it.

 

[cm2]

Or just use some unused leftover cardboard boxes? and save the 10 bucks for something else.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

Or just use some unused leftover cardboard boxes? and save the 10 bucks for something else.

I would think you need some kind of special cardboard to use it with Labo.

 

[cm2]

I could be wrong, but it looks like labo is using ordinary cardboard to me, so if you have a high enough level of cardboard crafting skill, I reckon you could do with leftover cardboard boxes.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

I could be wrong, but it looks like labo is using ordinary cardboard to me, so if you have a high enough level of cardboard crafting skill, I reckon you could do with leftover cardboard boxes.

true, depends on your skill. Or to put into P5 terms, your proficiency.

 

[cm2]

Indeed, especially with max stars P5 proficiency level.

Saw this, playing the rythm game, deemo with labo piano

 

[cm2]

Just read that Labo sold only 30% of the initial shipment according to media crate. So it looks like it's not selling that well in Japan.

 

[テクニカル諏訪子]

I did expect that since the very first Nintendo Labo video.
I really saw no point in a 6842 yen piece of cardboard that turns a device designed for pure gameplay into a piano, a robot, or a fishing rod.
That's really not the target audience the Switch had since its launch.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

Just read that Labo sold only 30% of the initial shipment according to media crate. So it looks like it's not selling that well in Japan.

This was never meant to be a hot item, just something to give those who enjoy creating more freedom with their Switch.

 

[cm2]

This is cool, controlling his wheelchair with labo

 

[Demon_Skeith]

See, that was what Labo was made for, neat stuff like that.