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Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 01: Variety Kit for Nintendo Switch £52.99 Delivered / Nintendo Switch Console with Neon Red & Blue Joy-Con Controllers Labo Mega Bundle £389 at 365 Games

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Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 01: Variety Kit for Nintendo SwitchIntroducing Nintendo Labo, a new line of interactive make, play and discover experiences designed to inspire creative minds and playful hearts alike. Together with the Nintendo Switch console, the Nintendo Labo kits provide the tools and technology to make fun DIY creations, play games with your creations, and discover how Nintendo Switch technology shapes ideas into reality.* Nintendo Labo launches on 27th April across Europe. You can watch the First Look at Nintendo Labo trailer at the all-new YouTube channel.

Building on the history of Nintendo, which is rooted in innovative entertainment and gameplay experiences, Nintendo Labo continues the company’s mission of putting smiles on people’s faces. With each Nintendo Labo kit, inspired minds across all generations can transform modular sheets of cardboard – specially designed to interact with the Nintendo Switch console and Joy-Con controllers – into interactive creations called Toy-Con. From a piano to a motorbike, a robot and more, each Toy-Con comes to life when combined with the Nintendo Switch in different ways. As you make, you will have fun discovering how the technology works and even invent new ways to play with each Toy-Con.

For example, you can make a functioning 13-key piano that brings your musical arrangements to life once the Nintendo Switch console and Right Joy-Con controller are inserted. As you play, the IR Motion Camera in the Right Joy-Con detects which keys are pressed and plays each note through the console’s built-in speakers. Budding musicians can also experiment with their own musical creations.

Or, you can take control of your very own motorbike by constructing a functioning set of handlebars, with a Joy-Con inserted in each side and the Nintendo Switch console cradled in the middle. Simply hit the ignition button, turn the right handle to engage the accelerator, and watch your adventure unfold on the Nintendo Switch screen, as you race to new destinations.

“Our goal is to put smiles on the faces of everyone Nintendo touches,” said Satoru Shibata, Nintendo of Europe’s President. “Nintendo Labo invites anyone with a creative mind and a playful heart to make, play and discover in new ways with Nintendo Switch. I personally hope to see many people enjoying making kits with their family members, with big smiles on their faces.”

With Nintendo Labo, making and discovering is just as much fun as playing. Every Toy-Con creation presents exciting challenges and varying degrees of complexity, so each one is a unique experience. Making Toy-Con is especially fun with family and friends, as you collaborate and share each other’s Nintendo Labo experiences. Once built, those with a creative touch can customise their Toy-Con creations with their own colouring pens, stickers and paint to give them a personal feel – the only limit is their imagination. A special Customisation Set that includes fun stencils, stickers and coloured tape will also be available to purchase from 27th April.

Nintendo Labo launches in Europe on 27th April with two kits: the Variety Kit and the Robot Kit. Both kits include everything you need to bring your Toy-Con to life, including the building materials and relevant Nintendo Switch software.

Contents -

  • Nintendo Switch game card containing software for use with Variety Kit
  • Cardboard sheet x28 (includes an extra sheet for customisation)
  • Reflective sheet x3
  • Sponge sheet x3
  • String (orange) x1
  • String (blue) x1
  • Eyelet set (grey) x1
  • Eyelet set (blue) x4
  • Rubber band** (large) x2 + spares
  • Rubber band** (small) x6 + spares
  • **Made from natural rubber.
  • No glue or scissors required. Everything you need is included in the box


Nintendo Switch Console with Neon Red & Blue Joy-Con Controllers Labo Mega Bundle

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Nintendo Switch Console with Neon Red & Blue Joy-Con Controllers Labo Mega BundlePlease Note: Only 1 per customer, multiples will be refunded

In addition to providing single and multiplayer thrills at home, the Nintendo Switch system also enables gamers to play the same title wherever, whenever and with whomever they choose. The mobility of a handheld is now added to the power of a home gaming system to enable unprecedented new video game play styles.

At this time we have not received official confirmation of stock allocation, nor of the availability of stand-alone consoles versus console bundles. Until we have our allocation confirmed by Nintendo we cannot guarantee that every order will be fulfilled for launch, nor whether we will be able to offer you a stand-alone console or bundle. We will contact you in the event that you need to choose whether you wish to receive a bundled console.

At home, Nintendo Switch rests in the Nintendo Switch dock that connects the console to the TV and lets you play with family and friends in the comfort of your living room. By simply lifting the Nintendo Switch console from the dock, it will instantly transition to handheld mode, and the same great gaming experience that was being enjoyed at home now travels with you. The portability of Nintendo Switch is enhanced by its bright high-definition display. It brings the full home gaming system experience with you to the park, on a train, in a car, or to a friend’s apartment.

Gaming springs into action by removing detachable Joy-Con controllers from either side of the Nintendo Switch console. One player can use a Joy-Con controller in each hand; two players can each take one; or multiple Joy-Con controllers can be employed by numerous people for a variety of gameplay options. They can easily click back into place or be slipped into a Joy-Con grip accessory, mirroring a more traditional controller. Or, if preferred, the gamer can select an optional Nintendo Switch Pro Controller to use instead of the Joy-Con controllers. Furthermore, it is possible for numerous people to bring their Nintendo Switch consoles together to enjoy local multiplayer face-to-face competition.

In the Bundle

  • The Nintendo Switch console
  • Labo Variety Kit with Pencil Case & Marker Set
  • Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
  • Lumo
  • Stealth Carry Case
  • Stealth Joy-con Wheel Twin Pack
  • Stealth Grip & Control Pack
  • Left and right Joy-Con controllers
  • Joy-Con wrist straps
  • The Joy-Con Grip
  • The Nintendo Switch Dock
  • An HDMI cable
  • A/C Adaptor
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  1. loopylloyd's avatar
    £53 for some cardboard.


    Guess it’s just not for me.
  2. thomaswebb's avatar
    Some people enjoy being ignorant far too much.
  3. Daniel_Jellis's avatar
    My kids have had hours of fun with this. We think it's great
  4. thomaswebb's avatar
    loopylloyd04/05/2018 19:59

    If that’s aimed at me, I post loads of deals and actively participate in d …If that’s aimed at me, I post loads of deals and actively participate in discussions on HUKD... am I not allowed an opinion? The switch is a great console but not sure on their focus with this one


    "£53 for some cardboard."


    Ignorant enough not to actually research what the product is clearly.
  5. Mum_Ninja's avatar
    I just bought this for my 12 year old and guys, it is amazing, actually a brilliant piece of ingenious work from Nintendo and only they could be so crazy to do it. My son and me had so much fun putting it together and let me tell you it takes quite a while, but when it's finished and you get to use it, it truely is magically. Please don't think it's cardboard, and that's that. It's an engineering masterpiece that has put a new spin on gaming and was actually quite refreshing to see the enjoyment my son had assembling it, and the Wonder of it when it "came to life" guys you need to open your minds a bit more.
  6. deleted1052352's avatar
    loopylloyd04/05/2018 19:59

    If that’s aimed at me, I post loads of deals and actively participate in d …If that’s aimed at me, I post loads of deals and actively participate in discussions on HUKD... am I not allowed an opinion? The switch is a great console but not sure on their focus with this one


    I think the point was its like a someone judgmentally saying to gamers like all of us "£X just for a piece of plastic" when we know its obviously much more than that.

    I actually agree with the basic sentiment though - it would appear to be a cheap thing to manufacture and yet is sold with the usual exceptionally high Nintendo tax. That doesn't change when folks are parting with RRP money for anything Nintendo, so hopefully people hold out for a considerable sale/sensible pricing. It does look interesting, but this site has most of us accustomed to paying less than £30 for games (if daily Heat is anything to go by)

    You don't need to justify having an opinion, regardless of favour. Both sides, for and against, should be highlighted in topical deals so we have a balanced viewpoint
  7. Thejewk's avatar
    I pity the scmucks who pay 70 bucks for cardboard
  8. loopylloyd's avatar
    deleted105235204/05/2018 21:36

    I think the point was its like a someone judgmentally saying to gamers like …I think the point was its like a someone judgmentally saying to gamers like all of us "£X just for a piece of plastic" when we know its obviously much more than that. I actually agree with the basic sentiment though - it would appear to be a cheap thing to manufacture and yet is sold with the usual exceptionally high Nintendo tax. That doesn't change when folks are parting with RRP money for anything Nintendo, so hopefully people hold out for a considerable sale/sensible pricing. It does look interesting, but this site has most of us accustomed to paying less than £30 for games (if daily Heat is anything to go by) You don't need to justify having an opinion, regardless of favour. Both sides, for and against, should be highlighted in topical deals so we have a balanced viewpoint


    I get your point. Maybe my comment was a bit harsh. I respect all gaming platforms etc, nust think this is on the pricey side for what it is.
  9. Mum_Ninja's avatar
    Oh and on price, considering the price of some tat plastic toys that are on the market today, that are played with once and never out of the box again! This is well worth it.
  10. mattbme's avatar
    The emperor's new console game?
  11. Denziloshamen's avatar
    loopylloyd04/05/2018 21:11

    Ok buddy. I am ignorant


    I’ll second that!!

    carboard it may be, but lego is just little bits of plastic. Games consoles are just bits of plastic and metal. It’s not what the product is made of, but the magic that is created with those materials.

    The hour or two that can be spent enjoying making each model, especially if you get to mak with a child, and the fun exploring and playing after that is well worth every penny. I’d much rather have cardboard models than plastic peripherals that clutter up the place and can’t be easily recycled.

    For what you actually get in the box, £60 is a relative bargain compared to £40 for the likes of a four year old Wii U game ported over.
  12. loopylloyd's avatar
    Denziloshamen04/05/2018 21:37

    I’ll second that!!carboard it may be, but lego is just little bits of p …I’ll second that!!carboard it may be, but lego is just little bits of plastic. Games consoles are just bits of plastic and metal. It’s not what the product is made of, but the magic that is created with those materials. The hour or two that can be spent enjoying making each model, especially if you get to mak with a child, and the fun exploring and playing after that is well worth every penny. I’d much rather have cardboard models than plastic peripherals that clutter up the place and can’t be easily recycled. For what you actually get in the box, £60 is a relative bargain compared to £40 for the likes of a four year old Wii U game ported over.


    Your not going to recycle your Labo are you lol?

    I get your points, fair ones.

    maybe the comments a bit harsh. Think it should be a bit cheaper though, my opinion
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  14. solid's avatar
    Absolutely fantastic, best purchase for my Switch

    The kids have had so much fun building the kits, and then playing them, and then remixing them.

    Really brilliant bit of kit, highly recommend it
  15. Denziloshamen's avatar
    loopylloyd2 h, 8 m ago

    Your not going to recycle your Labo are you lol?I get your points, fair …Your not going to recycle your Labo are you lol?I get your points, fair ones.maybe the comments a bit harsh. Think it should be a bit cheaper though, my opinion


    One day maybe. I’ve got a loft full of useless peripherals where the consoles have long since died and the games no longer playable. Can’t see that I’ll still want these models kicking around in ten years time.

    Glad to see you’re seeing other’s point of view. As for price, it seems expensive but it really isn’t for everything you get. If these were plastic peripherals, you’d expect to pay £30 or so for the fishing game alone. The piano, if plastic would command £40 with its software included. For £60, you get 5 or more such experiences and a whole software suite to develop your own inventions with whatever you can think to use (I can see us having to keep a lot of empty cereal boxes for my son to play around with his ideas). Looking past the materials of Labo is well worth it as there’s a huge amount of value to be had for just £15/£20 more than a standard Nintendo game cartridge.
  16. HUKDposter's avatar
    This is only £5 more than it costs to buy Zelda on the Switch from Amazon, so in that respect you're only paying £5 "for cardboard". Not taking into account the sheer amount of engineering and development time taken by the people at Nintendo in order to even make this thing a reality. (edited)
  17. rofflespoffle's avatar
    loopylloyd12 h, 0 m ago

    Your not going to recycle your Labo are you lol?I get your points, fair …Your not going to recycle your Labo are you lol?I get your points, fair ones.maybe the comments a bit harsh. Think it should be a bit cheaper though, my opinion


    *you're
  18. Thejewk's avatar
    Nintendo are pro's at taking schmucks money. I can imagine the board meeting. 'Hey guys how about we take some cereal boxes and elastic bands and put our nintendo logo on it and release it for 70 bucks. Surely there are schmucks who will still buy it'.
  19. Thejewk's avatar
    Nintendo are very clever and have a way of getting people to hand over their green stacks. They target the likes of little Jebediah who then pleads with his father to get him this piece of cardboard for his bar mitzvah, guilting adults into buying it.
  20. deleted1182185's avatar
    I don' understand the "it's just csrdboard" comments. Its not. you get a game kart with it, and lots of fun.

    Why people scoff at the idea of creating something and then playing with it, and the fun and excitement having built something has on a young child amazes me. I'd rather pay for cardboard at £50 than a £200+ set of plastic controllers would cost. I'm pretty sure replacement cardboard sheets will be reasonably priced once released.
  21. Denziloshamen's avatar
    deleted193901606/05/2018 13:31

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    Exactly! Everyone slating the price with no real understanding on what it actually is and what you get for the money.

    This comes with a fun suite of software to play with your creations in a pretty standard way and under the hood there is a much more complex section of the software that enables you to repurpose the existing models or even create your own. It’s pretty similar to other block coding software, which usually retails for around £100 with a load of plastic and a bit of software.

    Everyone with the negative comments really needs to look beyond what this might appear to be on the surface.
  22. deleted976163's avatar
    loopylloyd04/05/2018 18:22

    £53 for some cardboard.Guess it’s just not for me.


    i agree why this cardboard keeps getting voted hot is puzzling me
  23. loopylloyd's avatar
    thomaswebb04/05/2018 18:27

    Some people enjoy being ignorant far too much.


    If that’s aimed at me, I post loads of deals and actively participate in discussions on HUKD... am I not allowed an opinion? The switch is a great console but not sure on their focus with this one
  24. loopylloyd's avatar
    thomaswebb04/05/2018 20:29

    "£53 for some cardboard."Ignorant enough not to actually research what the …"£53 for some cardboard."Ignorant enough not to actually research what the product is clearly.


    Ok buddy. I am ignorant
  25. odiedodie's avatar
    loopylloyd4 h, 56 m ago

    £53 for some cardboard.Guess it’s just not for me.


    Thanks for sharing
  26. odiedodie's avatar
    deleted97616304/05/2018 18:23

    i agree why this cardboard keeps getting voted hot is puzzling me


    “Keeps getting voted hot”

    Really?
  27. fletch777's avatar
    Absolutely wondrous game and well worth every penny even at the full price I paid. So far my son and I have only made the RC bug and the motorbike but he loves the motorbike game too much to move on yet. There's a lot of ingenuity and content in this package.
  28. Arcana's avatar
    Not 'only cardboard'.
    Here's 10 creations people have come up with using the Toy-con garage - you know, the software that comes with the cardboard.


  29. Technalogic's avatar
    Little one really likes the look of it and I do think it's cool, surely a plastic based material would have been more appropriate. I'll probably end up buying it though as it is cool
  30. zombrex's avatar
    Nintendo Labo Toy-con

    The clue is right there in the name!!

    No doubt the neck beards and schoolies will lap it up
  31. Niall_Ohalloran's avatar
    loopylloyd04/05/2018 22:29

    Your not going to recycle your Labo are you lol?I get your points, fair …Your not going to recycle your Labo are you lol?I get your points, fair ones.maybe the comments a bit harsh. Think it should be a bit cheaper though, my opinion


    I stood in my local smyths watching guy behind the counter build this and was pretty shocked at what it was for the price.. A load of precut cardboard push outs and a bag of elastic bands. I get the whole idea that building it is half the fun but it looked very flimsy to me.
  32. fletch777's avatar
    zombrex40 m ago

    Nintendo Labo Toy-conThe clue is right there in the name!! No doubt the …Nintendo Labo Toy-conThe clue is right there in the name!! No doubt the neck beards and schoolies will lap it up


    Yeah you sound far too cool to enjoy the fun
  33. Mum_Ninja's avatar
    Bah humbug
  34. Mikiex's avatar
    Thejewk5th May 2018

    Nintendo are pro's at taking schmucks money. I can imagine the board …Nintendo are pro's at taking schmucks money. I can imagine the board meeting. 'Hey guys how about we take some cereal boxes and elastic bands and put our nintendo logo on it and release it for 70 bucks. Surely there are schmucks who will still buy it'.



    Well normally when you buy software for consoles all you get is a plastic box... you don't even get that if you buy it digitally..
  35. Denziloshamen's avatar
    Niall_Ohalloran5th May 2018

    I stood in my local smyths watching guy behind the counter build this and …I stood in my local smyths watching guy behind the counter build this and was pretty shocked at what it was for the price.. A load of precut cardboard push outs and a bag of elastic bands. I get the whole idea that building it is half the fun but it looked very flimsy to me.


    What did you watch him build exactly?

    its not in the least bit flimsy. Each piece of card is folded in on itself several times to make extremely strong constructions. The bits I was worried looked flimsy folded over and slotted in to itself, making it just as strong as any gaming peripheral I’ve used.

    I was was worried about the strength of the fishing rod as that takes quite a bit of abuse reeling in some of the bigger fish. It turned out to be strong enough for an over excited ten year old, so I no longer have concerns.

    Really, just stop thinking about the base material. When folded a specific way, cardboard is extremely strong. This whole set is an engineering marvel and worth every penny for the, almost unique, experience you get from it.
  36. deleted980879's avatar
    No, just no.
  37. eiamhere69's avatar
    loopylloyd4th May

    £53 for some cardboard.Guess it’s just not for me.


    Not just cardboard, you even have to build them yourself
  38. Denziloshamen's avatar
    deleted193901605/05/2018 20:56

    Comment deleted


    What about the £40 of software that comes with it? So £10 worth of cardboard, £3 worth of plastic and stickers etc plus £40 software. Hey Nintendo are really screwing us over on this, you should be able to pick this up for around £53!!! 😏
  39. tommytucka1's avatar
    I don’t understand
  40. jjhellis1's avatar
    News is very poor sales of these so expect the price to fall rapidly.
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