Not so with Nintendo Labo ($60 and up), a set of kits allowing DIY-inclined gamers to construct their own cardboard controllers for the company’s grab-and-go Switch console. Called Toy-Cons ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Nintendo on Wednesday introduced a new line of interactive DIY cardboard creations that ...

Nintendo revealed ... pleasure of assembling a Labo kit yourselves, here’s a brief description of what it was like. Each Labo kit was a collection of so-called “Toy-Cons,” which would ...

The Fit Kit combines the theme of Labo, Nintendo’s excellent cardboard building kit for the Nintendo Switch with the existing Ring-Con accessory for the unrelated Nintendo game Ring Fit ...

With the unbound potential of Toy-Con Garage at its heart, Nintendo Labo mixes the physical and digital so seamlessly that even its hefty price tag shouldn’t put you off.

The Nintendo Switch portable gaming system is heavily locked down to prevent hacking, but the Labo add-on looks like it might be a different matter. The Labo is a series of add-on devices made of ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is finally here ... such as the Joy-Cons' IR sensor, certain Labo kits, and indeed, the Joy-Con themselves. Finally, Ring Fit Adventure requires a very specific additional ...