Post number #119365, ID: 1379a1
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I'm very excited thinking of all the possibilities.LABO is a fun way to introduce kids (and adults, why not) to Physics and Engineering concepts, and I think that overtime even other devs will introduce some LABO capability in Switch games. What do you think?
Post number #119367, ID: 32c3bd
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Sounds neat, but it is a useless gimmick from my perspective. Just like motion control, and rumble stuff.
Honestly, the console is fine without this unnecessary gimmicks that attracts casual gamers. Just make good games and put it on the console.
Post number #119375, ID: 622901
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More like Nintendo LABOrtion--am I right?
Post number #119530, ID: 24a693
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Yeah, it looks pretty exciting. I know a lot of kids will like this. Heck, I know I'd be totally for this when I was a kid.
Probably can't afford it though haha
Post number #119653, ID: d880a0
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Looks intresting, but its probably one-time enterteiment. Also, its not good trend to make forfamily stuff. I mean again. But thats just mo.
Post number #119765, ID: 353f1b
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Nintendo LABOr camp ;)
Post number #119807, ID: 47da32
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I love Nintendo but I wouldn't replace my arduino for a Nintendo LABO
Post number #120157, ID: b07904
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>>119807 why tf would you even think about it lmao
Post number #120576, ID: df2599
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Everybody jokes about Nintendo selling cardboard to people but how are they going to avoid piracy with this? Doesn't anyone could build homemade replicas? Is it cardboard with chips vowen inside or something?
Post number #120583, ID: 11c43b
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>>120576 there will probably be free downloadable patterns for the simpler stuff. People don't seem to understand that there's a software component to what Nintendo is selling. it isn't "just cardboard".
Post number #120642, ID: df2599
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>>120583 So it's like an accessory for upcoming switch games, okay. I thought it's something meant for already released ones too
Post number #120942, ID: c29718
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I saw a homeless guy with review copies of the Nintendo Labo in a back alley the other day.
Post number #120955, ID: adb091
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Honestly when I saw the labo I was like the fuck is this I can get 20 labo's in my closet or outside right now
Post number #120957, ID: adb091
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But now I seem to think that it is a pretty alright accessory
Post number #121068, ID: 73bcf6
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Light Abnormal Boxes of Oder
Post number #121632, ID: f1e5ec
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I think it's an interesting gimmick. Definitely not the first thing I expected to be announced. My issue is wondering if parents will complain once their kids break the cardboard they spent however much money on, or how useless it'll be within two weeks of having one.
Quick side note too, I think I read that the Austrailian Nintendo website replaced the Wii U page with Labo info. Tfw cardboard is replacing a console
Post number #121675, ID: d92d1a
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>tfw paying 70 bucks for something easily made with a diy tutorial
Post number #121739, ID: e8a9b1
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It seems interesting in concept, but I foresee Nintendo messing up the execution.
Post number #122057, ID: 7a1c88
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I'd love to get one if it would introduce my kids to physics concepts such as special relativity and quantum mechanics.
Post number #122088, ID: 641955
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>>122057 give 'em time...
Post number #122178, ID: 6ddb96
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I have to appreciate the concept. My only concern is that I doubt Nintendo made this shit Box Ghost proof so we might have a problem on our hands...
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| I'm very excited thinking of all the possibilities.LABO is a fun way to introduce kids (and adults, why not) to Physics and Engineering concepts, and I think that overtime even other devs will introduce some LABO capability in Switch games. What do you think?