18 comments

  • Kirk Castro, over 5 years ago

    After watching the trailer, I was blown away at the creativity behind Nintendo's new concept. It's really cool to see how Switch has taken gaming to a new place. I can foresee people designing their own prototypes for a more immersive AR/VR experience. Any other thoughts?

    12 points
    • Guillaume LecollinetGuillaume Lecollinet, over 5 years ago

      I was thinking the same thing, but I don't really see how people can design custom protoypes unless Nintendo provides a SDK and allows developers to write custom Labo software.

      Also, the video shows some cool ideas that are not actually included in the kits (e.g. foot pedal).

      4 points
    • Stuart McCoyStuart McCoy, over 5 years ago

      My only thought was that foot pedal is getting destroyed, along with many other of their cardboard devices. Some seemed interesting but all in all this is going to be a flop.

      0 points
      • Account deleted over 5 years ago

        Remember you wrote this in 4 months time when this product starts printing money for Nintendo.

        0 points
  • Pablo StanleyPablo Stanley, over 5 years ago

    This looks so goddamn fun!

    3 points
  • Norm Sheeran, over 5 years ago

    love Nintendo!

    2 points
  • Account deleted over 5 years ago

    There will be workshops in Feburary!

    I will be bringing my nephew in to one (if there's any space)

    1 point
  • Ktrn DsrsKtrn Dsrs, over 5 years ago

    This is the perfect gift for adults & kids to play together… It is a first day purchase for me!

    1 point
  • Jacob JJacob J, over 5 years ago

    I dont get how the piano keys are connected to the switch? Anyone know?

    1 point
  • Nelson Abalos JrNelson Abalos Jr, over 5 years ago

    it's like something out of Canes Arcade.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faIFNkdq96U

    1 point
  • Bobby AndersonBobby Anderson, over 5 years ago

    Nintendo are an absolute joy and this product looks fantastic - however - Nintendo will more than likely need to single handedly provide software for it as I can't see many third party publishers being interested.

    The success of it is in their hands... so to speak

    0 points
  • Interested Curious, over 5 years ago

    Very different for game manufacturers. Cardboard AR isn't anything new, but its interesting to see Nintendo play in this area. I'd love to see this in practice and see how far nintendo takes this but I honestly would have been more interested in seeing a toy manufacturer handle it with a smartphone as opposed to a console. The price of entry is exceedingly high for what may be abandoned relatively quickly, luckily the switch itself is a great device.

    0 points