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Nintendo Labo’s new VR kit looks even better in action

Nintendo Labo’s new VR kit looks even better in action

Posted on March 23, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Earlier this month, Nintendo unveiled the Nintendo Labo VR Kit, which is the fourth Toy-Con kit to launch for Labo. As the name suggests, the VR Kit allows you to make a pair of VR goggles out of cardboard, which are then powered by your Switch console. Today, Nintendo is giving us a closer look at what’s all included in the VR kit, and it seems like there’ll be quite a few add-ons users can build for those VR goggles.
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