Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 02 Robot Kit for Nintendo Switch £62.99 Delivered @ 365 Games (+ Earn Player Points worth £3.15)

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Had a look around and this seems to be the cheapest price at the moment PLUS you get £3.15 worth of points back.

Kids played on a friends one at the weekend, I went in very sceptical but they had great fun playing with it, so really tempted now!

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 Switch required to play.

Make: Build cardboard creations called "Toy-con" step-by-step using interactive instructions on your Nintendo Switch.

Play: Combine Toy-Con with Nintendo Switch to play in entirely new ways!

Ddiscover: Uncover how each Toy-Con works as you put them together, then use your discoveries to invent new ways to play!

Box contents: Nintendo Switch game card containing software for use with the robot kit. Cardboard sheet x19 (includes an extra sheet for customisation); cardstock sheet x4; reflective sheet x1; string (orange) x2; string (blue) x2; fabric strap (grey) 1x large, 1x medium, 2x small; eyelet set (grey) x10; eyelet set (orange) x2.

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8th May 2018
deleted187081408/05/2018 11:02
£50 sounds an awful lot for a glorified pizza box. (The software mini-game …£50 sounds an awful lot for a glorified pizza box. (The software mini-game is probably worth no more then £12)There it is again... Nintend-tax.

If I order it online and it comes in a cardboard box...is that considered dlc?
8th May 2018
£50 sounds an awful lot for a glorified pizza box. (The software mini-game is probably worth no more then £12)

There it is again... Nintend-tax.
8th May 2018
I think this looks cool. Just like the other set. People complain that they dont think they are getting value for money. I remember paying £90 for DJ Hero on 360. About 10 years ago now, Now that was overpriced. This looks interesting. Typical nintendo game, allowing children and adults to use their imagination. I dont know how this could be a negative thing?
8th May 2018
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8th May 2018
If you're looking to try Labo, I'd strongly recommend getting the Variety Kit. It's cheaper than this one but has so much more....well.....variety. This one is overpriced for what it is. I ordered both but returned this one without opening as I instantly felt buyers remorse. I probably would have returned the variety kit too but I managed to get that one for £39.99 with discounts.

Most people say it's a lot of money for cardboard, but it's actually pretty impressive stuff, what with the sensors and how everything works. Building it is a key part of the fun of it too. My son and I have enjoyed putting the piano, motorbike, fishing and RC 'car' kits together, we just have the house one left to build.

The 'secret' programming section looks pretty good too, but I doubt I'll personally get anywhere with that. I'm not creative enough!
8th May 2018
Also strongly disagree with the negative vibes about the variety kit, as any new game nowadays costs over £40 and then you'll pay extra for dlc. This set has huge amounts of replayability and if you've got the know how and the patience, the 'toy-con garage' is unlimited (if you have enough quality cardboard knocking around to build your creations). As with the majority of nintendo games, they are 'mini games' in a sense, the ones you'll play a couple of times then hide them away but keep coming back to and forgetting how good it was (like me with Mario kart).
I guess Labo was always going to divide the room, highly recommended if you have kids, spending the time together bringing the creations to life then seeing exactly how they work. Not the kind of thing you'd go out and buy if you wanted just a 'game to play'.
8th May 2018
deleted159388508/05/2018 12:34
I think this looks cool. Just like the other set. People complain that …I think this looks cool. Just like the other set. People complain that they dont think they are getting value for money. I remember paying £90 for DJ Hero on 360. About 10 years ago now, Now that was overpriced. This looks interesting. Typical nintendo game, allowing children and adults to use their imagination. I dont know how this could be a negative thing?

“But it’s cardboard”

i agree with you the amount people have paid for plastic bits of tat that accompany very limited games - this is a steal. (edited)
8th May 2018
You can just download the software and recycle some cardboard boxes and do it yourself. saving £60+
8th May 2018
As others have said, the Labo Variety Kit is worth every penny for the sheer amount of enjoyment and exploration you get from what is in the box and on the cartridge.

The robot pack I feel deserves every bit of negativity it gets as it really does just one thing and that apparently gets boring very quickly. It’s a shame Nintendo made two such contrasting packs that give very different examples of value (one having lots and the other having very little).
8th May 2018
I can agree with the comments about the variety box my son has spent hours building the house and piano and he's loved it those who say its just cardboard are wrong the tech is really clever.the only problem I have is can I get more stickers as he put the wrong ones on?
9th May 2018
Who needs VR, look at all this premium cardboard. Is just like back in ye ole day when Light Guns were the latest things for the 8-bit consoles, who was interested in that? What we all wanted was some cardboard peripherals. At last it has finally happened!
9th May 2018
deleted12829908/05/2018 19:36
I can agree with the comments about the variety box my son has spent hours …I can agree with the comments about the variety box my son has spent hours building the house and piano and he's loved it those who say its just cardboard are wrong the tech is really clever.the only problem I have is can I get more stickers as he put the wrong ones on?

Nintendo are selling replacement stuff in America, not sure about here. Could always email them and ask nicely for replacement stickers, they might send some out for free