I'm actually completely on board with the whole LABO thing. I think it's a really clever way of playing with your switch and showing you different ways you can use it. You're not paying for cardboard. You're paying for the game... and cardboard.
Lukas Sprahn buuut that would defeat the whole a ye and crafts thing in IDEAS. And it would make it hard to build. The carboard is like the charm of LABO
17:01 there is a mode where you can create music and layer different parts on the track. There’s also a care with punch outs that allows you to make a drum beat. It’s fairly in depth for what it is.
Regardless of people knocking the kit, the cardboard delivers the technology in a very friendly way. The technology at play here inside these cardboard boxes as pretty amazing, and the processing time between all the I/O is also excellent for such a small device. Nintendo proving once again that they are a very good tech company. Personally I've never owed any Nintendo equipment, so I look at it from a general perspective and i'm impressed. The kit looks like it will encourage kids to develop in a SDK and push the technology into areas that Nintendo hasn't even thought of yet. Yes a lot of the tech already has real-world applications, but nowhere near this price point. You add quite a bit of value to your device through this kit without stretching to something like an Oculus. I have a Galaxy Gear VR headset and whilst its OK, similar to the full blown Oculus, its nice but still a fair way to go for immersive platforms.
the thing i am annoyed about is people saying "Oh we're spending 70 to 80 dollars on cardboard" NO, you are spending around 55 to 60 on the game hardware and time to build while actually spending 15 to 20 on cardboard, anyone else realize this?
Koizumi Izumi exactly! and the engineering behind these, I have given up trying to tell people that while gundam is not just plastic, then why are these just card board?
People saying it haven't actually watched the video. Will mentions towards the end that replacement cardboard kits are available for $3~4 per kit. I'm definitely more into this from both a tactile and sustainable point of view compared to conventional plastic consoles and flat screen gaming
I gave my 11 year old grandson the Labo Variety kit and I have to say. It is awesome! He has made almost everything in the kit all by himself and the quality of the cardboard when put together is very sturdy and works like a charm. We all gasp in amazement with each product he creates! I was on the fence about the labo robot kit as a Christmas gift for him because the price and fact that it is one item of cardboard until I watched your video and demonstration of how the robot work after assembly. I was impressed and I think he will love this. What else can you get an 11 year old anyway??? So thank you and I am going to bite the bullet and pay the price and surprise him with for Christmas!! Well done!
I LOVE this idea. From an environmental standpoint, not using plastic is a HUGE plus! I have all the remotes back from the Wii Sport days still gathering dust. I think this will also get many young kids who put these together with their parents into engineering as well. Even if they aren't perfect, it is REALLY showing the Nintendo has a unique take on the controllers. I just wish I had a switch now. XD
mind you they are still making nintendo switch controllers wich by the way, are still made from plastic (and some metals), so they will still gather dust (like the wii remotes). nintendo ran out of ideas, so they started using expensive cardboard as a desperate cash-grab for kids. personally i dont think its "unique", i think its desperate.
so, you think 80 dollars for a cardboard pack that will just fall apart most likely within the first year of use is a good thing?........... what's next?, ducktape nintendo garbage?
From an environmental standpoint, it is good. This makes the controllers compostable or recycleable and not made of plastic. Like they said in the video, replacement pieces are a few dollars. The original $80 you pay is mainly the experience of building it and not the actual materials. If it is kept in good care, it should last a while. I know with kids that makes this difficult. But who knows, they might have set this version out as cardboard to test to see if people like this sort of build kit. Future versions may be more robust...
you said: "From an environmental standpoint, it is good. This makes the controllers compostable or recycleable and not made of plastic." but again as i said before: "mind you they are still making nintendo switch controllers wich by the way, are still made from plastic (and some metals)" so even if they are making cardboard toys now, they are still making nintendo switches and controllers made of plastic , wich aren't compostable or recycleable like cardboard, so unless they make ALL the new controllers made out of cardboard, there will be no real enviromental impact (that is, things will still be crappy for the enviroment), besides, ever since the announcement they weren't getting any praise so i dont think that the controllers being "recycleable" will be a major selling point. edit: put colons after "you said"
Cutting out as much plastic as possible will ALWAYS have an impact. Going by your logic... "Cars that are solar/electric powered won't have an impact on climate change if other brands are still making cars that use gasoline, so why bother?" With that kind of pessimistic thinking, nothing with ever change for the better in this world. EVERY BIT you take OUT of a problem, ALWAYS has a positive impact. It isn't as good as if both the switch AND controllers were made of more recycleable materials, sure, but this is a good start. There's always a first step and I hope Nintendo keeps going with this idea. By the way, my reply was to "mirrosedgy", not you.
I'd like to see Nintendo expand on the Labo, with even more Toy Cons in the future. Also, Toy Con support for other games. I can imagine Mario Kart 9 hypothetically having Toy Con Bike support, or a rhythm game on the Toy Con Piano. There's a lot of potential there.
Very interesting to hear the point of view from VR enthusiasts. Althought they do pointed out, the Tested crew didn't go into "Garage" which is the more indepth creative part of the package and the one with potentially more play time.
You guys *NEED* to revisit Labo. but focus on the Advanced Music Studio as well as the _Labo Garage._ Each of you need to try building and programing something unique!
12:12 "It looks like you have all the controls to play Mario Kart." Little did they know, that the Toy-Con functionality would be added later to Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.
Christian Rooks it really is just the building part that makes it more fun imo, after the whole [wow I cant believe this is cardboard and rubberbands] factor it just dies
I am seriously considering buying a Nintendo Switch so I can get these kits. You guys must make a laser cut version of these kits, that would be a great episode!
No one has answered a main concern yet. Does the robot kit cartridge contain the schematics for the variety kit toys? Vice versa. Or, are we forced to buy both kits?
The templates are available (www.nintendo.co.jp/labo/parts/) but you would need to buy one of each kit to get the software - they're different cartridges, not everything on one.
tolephi yang No, you're going to be FORCED to buy both kits. Reggie Fils-Aime is going to come to your house and put you in a head lock until you buy them both.
Michal Elston whatever it takes to make the experience less costly. I would want the robot, and only the piano. Would only purchase robot kit, and order piano parts from the store. But without piano directions in robot cartridge, I’d have to get both kits to make the piano. =\
You will still need the variety kit to make the piano work, since the software that makes the piano kit work isn't in the robot kit software. I'm guessing, in the future maybe there will be a way to download only the part you want to play with from the E-Shop... But that will MAYBE be very far in the future...
I shouldn't have read the comments before watching the video, because I noticed Will's "what?!" EVERY SINGLE TIME, thanks to the comments. Will, cut that out, man!
You can actually download the blueprint patterns from Nintendo's site if you need to replace some or all of the cardboard parts. Only you have to cut them with an X-acto knife yourself. The spare kits Nintendo sells come already perforated so they save you time for the cost. But the pdf blueprints are useful for transferring the patterns on things other than cardboard as well.
Those inserts for the piano part, the sound it reads is from the figuration of the reflective tape? What if you just did your own design, like a plus sign, an asterisk , or just tiny slivers all over the given surface? Would it make a new sound?
Alias Rehbar there is biodegradable plastic sheets btw, because also making cardboard from newly made paper instead of a recycled one, and buying extra sheets because the old ones worn out is also not environmentally friendly. Thing about this is that you pay lots of money for something that wouldn't last more than a year or a month if used by small children
Hans Solo and also, cardboard is better suited for coloring, crafting and adding extra details which is the point of this product I guess. I think it's fun to do some crafting but my issue is with the price
No wou wrong. Its made from cardboard becous when kids broke some parts. you can print and trace new part. Ninnendo gave all the parts for free download. You pay for the first set and the software card. The cardboard box just causes that you do not have to buy it again after being damaged.
I was curious, as you guys are prop builders/engineers/generally skilled in those fields, could you transfer the cutouts to a plastic, or some other material that would have a longer shelf life?
While these kits look amazing, I can not imagine they are very child proof. As soon as I saw the motorbike handle, I thought, well that would not last long. Kids, squeeze too tight, jerk too hard and bend things in ways they are not intended. Not forgetting kids step on their toys, toss them to the side when they are bored etc. But again, they look cool.
This is the best review of Labo. Thank you for putting all the effort going into the details. This smart, courageous and inspiring project deserves much praise. It is not a just a game and there is a lot to it in terms of tickling the creative hunch. Bravo Nintendo. I think a shallow review from a simple game perspective (like IGN's review) will miss the main point of the whole thing.
My problem with this is cardboard breaks and wears quickly and easily and so do rubber bands which seem to be a big part of the way these things work..
Still not sold on the price as the games seem like flash games, but if I had a switch I’d still buy a set just to give Nintendo props for taking risks towards innovation.
The house toy con is a cool thing. They could made different games like tamogachi/ other pet games using it. It also only use one joy con for the labo and developer could use other joy con for more functions.
That compilation music needs to be turned down a bit. WAY too loud compared to voices during the clips... Very interesting review, though! Thanks, guys!
THE NINTENDO LABO VR KIT TOY CON BLASTER LITTERLY TAKES LIKE HOURS AND HOURS TO BUILD But it was worth it cuz the games for the toy con blaster was cool
In the past I noticed during interviews that he liked to interject to finish people's thoughts/sentences and it felt rude to me. In this video in particular I think people are annoyed that he keeps saying "WHAT!". Which I don't find funny or like but doesn't really bother me that much.
He talks about things he doesn't know and acts like he does (the Still Untitled when he talks about AI comes to mind, fucking CRINGE listening to that), he interrupts people constantly, and not for something interesting like Adam, but just some nonsense so we all know how "smart" he is. I think he is a fine dude, but not a great presenter, interviewer or public personality. He's one of the few regulars on RUclips that I struggle to ignore.
The robot kit seems super cool but I'd imagine that the game gets old real quick. If there was multiplayer, it would be a totally different story. But it seems like the vehicle and variety kits are the way to go. I just can't imagine playing that robot game for more than 20 minutes.
Nintendo IDEA guy : I GOT AN IDEA Nintendo CEO: I'm listen Nintendo IDEA guy : Lets match a product for the Swith the literally just paper and over charge people for it Nintendo CEO: (looks at him angrily) Nintendo IDEA guy : (looks back worriedly) Nintendo CEO: THAT............GENIUS
There is a more advanced version of the piano game that has waaayyyy more features and is pretty amazing. I'm sad that no one that made a video on it has explored those amazing features.
I'm actually completely on board with the whole LABO thing. I think it's a really clever way of playing with your switch and showing you different ways you can use it.
You're not paying for cardboard. You're paying for the game... and cardboard.
Haha, board.
Also you're paying for the hours it took to design everything
But mostly the game
I wish it was plastic though. At least some people have made 3D printed replacements.
Lukas Sprahn buuut that would defeat the whole a ye and crafts thing in IDEAS. And it would make it hard to build. The carboard is like the charm of LABO
17:01 there is a mode where you can create music and layer different parts on the track. There’s also a care with punch outs that allows you to make a drum beat. It’s fairly in depth for what it is.
anjiir baru tau ane ada ginian ,keren
Regardless of people knocking the kit, the cardboard delivers the technology in a very friendly way. The technology at play here inside these cardboard boxes as pretty amazing, and the processing time between all the I/O is also excellent for such a small device. Nintendo proving once again that they are a very good tech company.
Personally I've never owed any Nintendo equipment, so I look at it from a general perspective and i'm impressed. The kit looks like it will encourage kids to develop in a SDK and push the technology into areas that Nintendo hasn't even thought of yet.
Yes a lot of the tech already has real-world applications, but nowhere near this price point. You add quite a bit of value to your device through this kit without stretching to something like an Oculus. I have a Galaxy Gear VR headset and whilst its OK, similar to the full blown Oculus, its nice but still a fair way to go for immersive platforms.
the thing i am annoyed about is people saying "Oh we're spending 70 to 80 dollars on cardboard" NO, you are spending around 55 to 60 on the game hardware and time to build while actually spending 15 to 20 on cardboard, anyone else realize this?
Koizumi Izumi exactly! and the engineering behind these, I have given up trying to tell people that while gundam is not just plastic, then why are these just card board?
Agreed, is LEGO just spending money on plastic then...
People saying it haven't actually watched the video. Will mentions towards the end that replacement cardboard kits are available for $3~4 per kit. I'm definitely more into this from both a tactile and sustainable point of view compared to conventional plastic consoles and flat screen gaming
Lego sets are designed to be "mostly" interchangeable and multipurpose.. that is the difference.
Dion Slater and it still falls apart
“It’s amazing the things you can do with corrugated cardboard these days,” - Hobbes (Calvin and Hobbes)
if will yells "what!!" one more time
"you actually want to do them one at a time"
WHAT!?
I gave my 11 year old grandson the Labo Variety kit and I have to say. It is awesome! He has made almost everything in the kit all by himself and the quality of the cardboard when put together is very sturdy and works like a charm. We all gasp in amazement with each product he creates! I was on the fence about the labo robot kit as a Christmas gift for him because the price and fact that it is one item of cardboard until I watched your video and demonstration of how the robot work after assembly. I was impressed and I think he will love this. What else can you get an 11 year old anyway??? So thank you and I am going to bite the bullet and pay the price and surprise him with for Christmas!! Well done!
I LOVE this idea. From an environmental standpoint, not using plastic is a HUGE plus! I have all the remotes back from the Wii Sport days still gathering dust. I think this will also get many young kids who put these together with their parents into engineering as well. Even if they aren't perfect, it is REALLY showing the Nintendo has a unique take on the controllers. I just wish I had a switch now. XD
mind you they are still making nintendo switch controllers wich by the way, are still made from plastic (and some metals), so they will still gather dust (like the wii remotes). nintendo ran out of ideas, so they started using expensive cardboard as a desperate cash-grab for kids. personally i dont think its "unique", i think its desperate.
so, you think 80 dollars for a cardboard pack that will just fall apart most likely within the first year of use is a good thing?........... what's next?, ducktape nintendo garbage?
From an environmental standpoint, it is good. This makes the controllers compostable or recycleable and not made of plastic. Like they said in the video, replacement pieces are a few dollars. The original $80 you pay is mainly the experience of building it and not the actual materials. If it is kept in good care, it should last a while. I know with kids that makes this difficult. But who knows, they might have set this version out as cardboard to test to see if people like this sort of build kit. Future versions may be more robust...
you said: "From an environmental standpoint, it is good. This makes the controllers compostable or recycleable and not made of plastic." but again as i said before: "mind you they are still making nintendo switch controllers wich by the way, are still made from plastic (and some metals)" so even if they are making cardboard toys now, they are still making nintendo switches and controllers made of plastic , wich aren't compostable or recycleable like cardboard, so unless they make ALL the new controllers made out of cardboard, there will be no real enviromental impact (that is, things will still be crappy for the enviroment), besides, ever since the announcement they weren't getting any praise so i dont think that the controllers being "recycleable" will be a major selling point.
edit: put colons after "you said"
Cutting out as much plastic as possible will ALWAYS have an impact. Going by your logic... "Cars that are solar/electric powered won't have an impact on climate change if other brands are still making cars that use gasoline, so why bother?" With that kind of pessimistic thinking, nothing with ever change for the better in this world. EVERY BIT you take OUT of a problem, ALWAYS has a positive impact. It isn't as good as if both the switch AND controllers were made of more recycleable materials, sure, but this is a good start. There's always a first step and I hope Nintendo keeps going with this idea. By the way, my reply was to "mirrosedgy", not you.
I'd like to see Nintendo expand on the Labo, with even more Toy Cons in the future. Also, Toy Con support for other games. I can imagine Mario Kart 9 hypothetically having Toy Con Bike support, or a rhythm game on the Toy Con Piano. There's a lot of potential there.
They've just released a car one and both work with Mario Kart. How did you know?
Very interesting to hear the point of view from VR enthusiasts.
Althought they do pointed out, the Tested crew didn't go into "Garage" which is the more indepth creative part of the package and the one with potentially more play time.
Seeing Will & Norm back together building & demoing weird shit brings back warm & fuzzy memories of the Whiskey Media days of Tested.
This thing is about a million times cooler than I thought it would be.
"I look cool when I'm doing this, right?" is not something someone who's been involved in VR for years now should ever ask. XD
All these games seems like they would be fun for about 10 minutes. In fact building them would give you more fun.
They literally say that in the first two minutes. The point of it is in building it, like Lego.
You guys *NEED* to revisit Labo. but focus on the Advanced Music Studio as well as the _Labo Garage._
Each of you need to try building and programing something unique!
That would be so cool! I wonder what they'd come up with! :D
Chris McRoy: No. You seem salty Chris. Problems?
Little Lion: Same here! I've seen so many creative ideas already. I'd love to see their take!
richfiles yeah! It seems like a perfect fit for a project for them doesn’t it?
2:19 I love how Will just does his own thing and tastes the game chip while Norm and Jeremy are trying to seriously review the product
And from this point I will never see cardboard the same way.. IMAGINATION!!
"What?!"
- Will Smith
say whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat?
"Welcome to Erf." -Will Smith
the piano playing through the vibration blew my mind.
All of this is fun for like 5 minutes. I cant see this not flop
they start the video saying that most of the fun is building it, so that's more than 5 minutes.
12:12 "It looks like you have all the controls to play Mario Kart."
Little did they know, that the Toy-Con functionality would be added later to Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.
But do the games have high replay value? I feel like I would play each once and get bored quickly.
Christian Rooks it really is just the building part that makes it more fun imo, after the whole [wow I cant believe this is cardboard and rubberbands] factor it just dies
Christian Rooks there's a light programming feature, that could give quite a bit of replay.
The piano especially looks like something that I would've totally been obsessed with as a kid.
They definitely do. Have been playing robot kit since last year
These are amazing ! Once my kid is a little older I’m going to build these with him
I am seriously considering buying a Nintendo Switch so I can get these kits. You guys must make a laser cut version of these kits, that would be a great episode!
Kai Dean pretty sure Nintendo will release those blueprints for free so you can build you own kits
That is just a horrid idea, at $300-400 you can get some serious robot gear.
MsSomeonenew except that with the switch you can get games. And remember each robot kit is that price, getting another labo pack is 60-80
+MsSomeonenew Where did you get those numbers from?
Kai Dean
Switch is the worst $580 I ever spent in my life. I used mine for about a week and gave it away
No one has answered a main concern yet. Does the robot kit cartridge contain the schematics for the variety kit toys? Vice versa. Or, are we forced to buy both kits?
The templates are available (www.nintendo.co.jp/labo/parts/) but you would need to buy one of each kit to get the software - they're different cartridges, not everything on one.
no it does not contain both. then it would be one kit not two. It has been clear from the start. one kits has the variety and one has the robot
tolephi yang
No, you're going to be FORCED to buy both kits. Reggie Fils-Aime is going to come to your house and put you in a head lock until you buy them both.
Michal Elston whatever it takes to make the experience less costly. I would want the robot, and only the piano. Would only purchase robot kit, and order piano parts from the store. But without piano directions in robot cartridge, I’d have to get both kits to make the piano. =\
You will still need the variety kit to make the piano work, since the software that makes the piano kit work isn't in the robot kit software. I'm guessing, in the future maybe there will be a way to download only the part you want to play with from the E-Shop... But that will MAYBE be very far in the future...
i always enjoy seeing good engineering :)
I shouldn't have read the comments before watching the video, because I noticed Will's "what?!" EVERY SINGLE TIME, thanks to the comments.
Will, cut that out, man!
Why they worried about buying parts? Nintendo lets you download and print the designs to cut out yourself
While riding a motorcycle turning at speed is all leaning you are not turning the handle bars, +1 for labo realism
Is that guy on LSD?
Edit:
Is that Will guy on LSD?
i think the cartridge he licked earlier had a hint of LSD
How many times does the dude with the beard say “WHAT?!??”
Adam would just make a Wooden version of each of the kits just because he can XD
I just wanted to ask you to make a video about Nintendo Labo and you already did that. Good job guys!
Adults playing with toys. I love it. Thanks for sharing all the details of these strange things.
You can actually download the blueprint patterns from Nintendo's site if you need to replace some or all of the cardboard parts. Only you have to cut them with an X-acto knife yourself. The spare kits Nintendo sells come already perforated so they save you time for the cost.
But the pdf blueprints are useful for transferring the patterns on things other than cardboard as well.
Those inserts for the piano part, the sound it reads is from the figuration of the reflective tape? What if you just did your own design, like a plus sign, an asterisk , or just tiny slivers all over the given surface? Would it make a new sound?
I'm tempted to buy a Switch just for the Robot.
Would've loved to see Adams take on this.
LOL, love how the table slowly moves over.
In the description of the last video it said Bill Doran is part of tested. Was that a mistake or is he joining?
I am truly Amazed by this. Bravo Nintendo!!
I’m still waiting for Adam to construct durable toy cons...
Where do i get that black shirt will is wearing? What’s it from?
WHAT?
Wouldn't it be a hundred times better if they made it from corriboard (plastic cardboard)?
not enviromental friendly
Alias Rehbar there is biodegradable plastic sheets btw, because also making cardboard from newly made paper instead of a recycled one, and buying extra sheets because the old ones worn out is also not environmentally friendly. Thing about this is that you pay lots of money for something that wouldn't last more than a year or a month if used by small children
Hans Solo and also, cardboard is better suited for coloring, crafting and adding extra details which is the point of this product I guess. I think it's fun to do some crafting but my issue is with the price
No wou wrong. Its made from cardboard becous when kids broke some parts. you can print and trace new part. Ninnendo gave all the parts for free download. You pay for the first set and the software card. The cardboard box just causes that you do not have to buy it again after being damaged.
Jax Nean i think you mean cardboard its made from paper
Oh no my house is on fire! Save the cardboard!
Fireman: Why? it's just cardboard...
Me: It's not just any cardboard...it's expensive cardboard!
Batman its 10 bucks... Now the game is 60
Fiereman: What?
First time ive had positive thoughts about the switch,i think its a brilliant idea.
Finally a video actually testing something
Awesome samurai space suit in the corner!!!
Super cool stuff! Even more reason to get a Nintendo Switch! Love the Last Starfighter tee!
I was curious, as you guys are prop builders/engineers/generally skilled in those fields, could you transfer the cutouts to a plastic, or some other material that would have a longer shelf life?
That motorcycle game is kinda scary. I guess they never heard of "counter steering". Hehe. Look it up ;)
While these kits look amazing, I can not imagine they are very child proof. As soon as I saw the motorbike handle, I thought, well that would not last long. Kids, squeeze too tight, jerk too hard and bend things in ways they are not intended. Not forgetting kids step on their toys, toss them to the side when they are bored etc. But again, they look cool.
You can buy replacement cardboard sheets, the bike is around $12-13
This is the best review of Labo. Thank you for putting all the effort going into the details. This smart, courageous and inspiring project deserves much praise. It is not a just a game and there is a lot to it in terms of tickling the creative hunch. Bravo Nintendo. I think a shallow review from a simple game perspective (like IGN's review) will miss the main point of the whole thing.
That dude licking the cartridge when no one was looking kept my attention more than what they were saying.
Good call it being their VR play.
My problem with this is cardboard breaks and wears quickly and easily and so do rubber bands which seem to be a big part of the way these things work..
Still not sold on the price as the games seem like flash games, but if I had a switch I’d still buy a set just to give Nintendo props for taking risks towards innovation.
Is there some rubber spare parts included?
I wonder if you could make Labo out of Metal plastic polymer or etc.
You're doing gods work
I love that the rc car uses the display to control the controllers. Haha! My turn to tell YOU what to do! Muahahaha
You guys should show off the 3rd kit with a track made from the motorcycle game
You should also show off the toy'con garage in the same video; and you should also make something in the toy'con garage
I Love it at 14:45 when he says "that is really cool" and u can actually hear how boring that is
The house toy con is a cool thing. They could made different games like tamogachi/ other pet games using it. It also only use one joy con for the labo and developer could use other joy con for more functions.
Awesome to see Will back for this test :) really love is humor
Will should definitely come back to Tested!
You should ask Adam to make the infinity gauntlet !!!!!!
12:17 what is this a sitcom?
Pdf files of the labo patterns:
www.nintendo.co.jp/labo/parts/
Will: What?! That's bananas.
Oh how I have missed Will on these sort of videos
That compilation music needs to be turned down a bit. WAY too loud compared to voices during the clips...
Very interesting review, though! Thanks, guys!
So little reviews actually point out the Garage feature... Kind of one of the main features of this game.
i would'be awemo that they used the own package as some form of the product
'Will Smith is hilarious.'
- Will Smith.
THE NINTENDO LABO VR KIT TOY CON BLASTER LITTERLY TAKES LIKE HOURS AND HOURS TO BUILD
But it was worth it cuz the games for the toy con blaster was cool
I never got why everybody's bashing Will. Could someone explain?
In the past I noticed during interviews that he liked to interject to finish people's thoughts/sentences and it felt rude to me.
In this video in particular I think people are annoyed that he keeps saying "WHAT!". Which I don't find funny or like but doesn't really bother me that much.
Nerds wanting to know how it feels to bully a nerd.
He talks about things he doesn't know and acts like he does (the Still Untitled when he talks about AI comes to mind, fucking CRINGE listening to that), he interrupts people constantly, and not for something interesting like Adam, but just some nonsense so we all know how "smart" he is. I think he is a fine dude, but not a great presenter, interviewer or public personality. He's one of the few regulars on RUclips that I struggle to ignore.
Just look at him, how can you not ??
i love how he ruins everything it makes the video a lot more interesting
"10AM in the morning"
Do a video on labo garage
The robot kit seems super cool but I'd imagine that the game gets old real quick. If there was multiplayer, it would be a totally different story. But it seems like the vehicle and variety kits are the way to go. I just can't imagine playing that robot game for more than 20 minutes.
The fishing rod looks like it would break easy with the rubber bands
Can you cover the range of customization in Garage mode?
As a person who has alot of handsweat, I'm not very impressed by this at all, having to buy $50 worth of cardboard every week.
Nintendo patented attaching the Switch Pad onto a headset for VR. So I'm sure putting the Switch Pad on the robot helmet was the plan at some point.
"If we say anything bad about legacy companie's products, we lose free stuff from legacy companies"- this review
4:11 did i see bubbles?
Nintendo IDEA guy : I GOT AN IDEA
Nintendo CEO: I'm listen
Nintendo IDEA guy : Lets match a product for the Swith the literally just paper and over charge people for it
Nintendo CEO: (looks at him angrily)
Nintendo IDEA guy : (looks back worriedly)
Nintendo CEO: THAT............GENIUS
can you say something to the "garage"(at "discover" at the buttom) in an other video,please?
You’re paying more than half of the half of the Switch, for an add-on FOR the Switch that’s bigger than the Switch!
Can you guys make these same toys, but with 3D printing and stuff? I think it would be a pretty cool project!
Fancy engineering, hope these stuff could interact with more games.
Wondering when someone 3d print this stuff
That cartridge lick.
I wonder how long it takes for the cardboard to wear out
Just paint them or use tape 🙂
A review of the Labo without showing the piano?? Cmon guys music makes life better
Melody Geeks wot, they did. Old comment, I know!
The guy eating the game cartridge is smart
Will Smith looks waaay different than he did in MIB
@Burnt Toast, "What!?"
Brian Hanson WHAT, THE MIB CAN CHANGE SKIN COLOUR!
WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? WHAT?
There is a more advanced version of the piano game that has waaayyyy more features and is pretty amazing. I'm sad that no one that made a video on it has explored those amazing features.