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Nintendo Labo VR is Google Cardboard with more fun, more elephants

Nintendo Labo VR is Google Cardboard with more fun, more elephants

Posted on April 11, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Hands on with Ninty’s playful virtual reality set up

It isn’t really all that surprising that when Nintendo finally decided to embrace virtual reality for its big-selling Switch console, it decided to have a bit (a lot) of fun with it.

Ninty’s first foray into the virtual realms isn’t a PlayStation VR rival by any stretch of the imagination. But imagination is the key word here. It’s launching a VR version of its Labo DIY kits, which lets you build Toy-Cons (that’s toy controllers) out of cardboard, reflective stickers, rubber bands and, now, VR lenses.
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