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Nintendo Labo display kits are starting to appear in Japanese retail shops. The boxes themselves are good sized, which isn’t that surprising if you’ve seen the cardboard Nintendo Labo sheets.
[referenced url=”https://www.kotaku.com.au/2018/02/we-tried-nintendo-labo-and-mostly-like-it-a-lot/” thumb=”https://www.kotaku.com.au/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2018/02/2018-02-02_152728-410×231.jpg” title=”We Tried Nintendo Labo And Mostly Like It A Lot” excerpt=”In this video I quickly check out the Labo Variety pack’s Motorbike, Piano and House experiences. I also try the Robot from the Robot Labo kit. The Robot is neat as a novelty but seems shallow. The House, however, was the showcase’s best surprise.”]
It’s up to you to fold the cardboard, not Nintendo! While the boxes are a decent size, they are not that thick.
【つくる×あそぶ×わかる親子でLABOる❕】
2018年2月15日（木）より予約開始の「ニンテンドーラボ」自作で作るからどんな仕組みなのかがわかる、遊びを研究できる、まさにラボのような商品✨
3階 ゲームコーナーでは、入り口に専用コーナーを設けてご予約を承っています❕https://t.co/W4Pbf6ON0Y pic.twitter.com/4GUGRTV0qa
— ヨドバシカメラ 札幌店 (@yodobashi_sappo) February 17, 2018
#ニンテンドーラボ
コーナー完成です٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶
自分だけのトイコン作っちゃお♪♪
予約受付中です！！ pic.twitter.com/kZO3uiYoWH— COMG!五泉店 (@comg_gosen) February 17, 2018
おはようございます！
まずは「NINTENDO LABO」のご案内です♪
4月20日に2種類のToy-Conが同時発売になるのですが、
ROBOT KITは自分に装備して動かすシステム！
私はもういい大人ですが、子供の頃を思い出しワクワクします(*’▽’)ぜひお早めにご予約ください！#ニンテンドーラボ #ゲオ pic.twitter.com/cj79aGt9zb
— GEO静岡東急スクエア店(@geo_tokyusquare) (@geo_tokyusqua) February 19, 2018
4月20日発売予定「NINTENDO LABO」予約解禁してます(‘◇’)ゞ
（私事ですが、発表されてからずっと楽しみにしてました！！）作る工程も工作みたいで楽しそうです(*’▽’)
段ボールがピアノや釣竿になるのはどういう仕組みなんでしょうね？
本当に今から発売が楽しみです！#ニンテンドーラボ #ゲオ pic.twitter.com/1RKyA7BT2n— GEO静岡東急スクエア店(@geo_tokyusquare) (@geo_tokyusqua) February 17, 2018
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3 responses to “Nintendo Labo Packaging In The Wild”
great thing about Labo that I haven’t seen mentioned is that is comes with a programming language that lets you create your own programs and mess with some of the included games etc.
That alone will make it a day one purchase for me, I’m already teaching the youngest one programming, but this will be a much more interesting way to do it.
Turns out there isnt anything in the Labo boxes. you just cut up the cardboard packaging and thank nintendo for the experience
I overheard some EB employees saying that they’re dreading the launch of Labo, because of all the questions and attempted returns at broken cardboard or how it may or may not be durable enough.
Gotta feel for those in retail, they cop the flak.