Sentences with phrase «like labo»

It is for experiences like Labo.

If it really does come to a point where games become too complex for the Switch to handle even with dedicated porting, then at least it can still carry on with fun new peripherals like Labo.

Not exact matches

On top of what looks like a huge inherent fun factor, the timing of Labo could hardly be better.

When Labo launches on April 20, Switch owners will be able to build cardboard game peripherals for use with their console — like so:

Today, just four years later — and a spectacularly lousy four years for luxury products like Penot's — Le Labo has grown into a $ 4.5 million a year fragrance brand with four stand - alone boutiques worldwide (and four more planned by the end of this year), plus 12 counters inside the world's most exclusive retail enclaves, including Barneys New York and Colette in Paris.

Every once in a while I'll apply a face mask (like Tata Harper Resurfacing Mask or Glossier Moisturizing Moon Mask) or a sheet mask (Tatcha Luminous Deep Hydration Lifting Mask or Hada Labo Ultimate Anti-Aging Facial Mask) to treat my skin to a little at - home facial.

Body: Le Labo's Hinoki Body Cream — This buttery cream hydrates and moisturizes your body like no other.

They smell heavenly... like campfire and musk and the Gramercy Park Hotel... for a fraction of the cost of Le Labo.

It looks like we can safely expect sales to remain in the 40 - 50 000 units range for the next few weeks, at least until Nintendo Labo is released on April 20th.

the labo is 80 dollars and they're charging you that for cardboard and a game that looks like a mobile game.

Update: And just like that, we already have a silouette for one of the Dream Friends: Original: We now have confirmation that Nintendo and HAL Labo...

Nintendo's upcoming Labo accessory for its portable Switch console certainly looks like it introduces some unique gameplay mechanisms.

And then there are new exclusives like Super Mario Odyssey and Labo.

This month has a some heavy hitters like God of War, Yakuza 6, and Nintendo Labo, plus more Switch ports like South Park and Naruto Shippuden.

The Switch's early - 2018 lineup is full ports, remakes, and quirky experiments like Nintendo Labo, but traditional, fully - original games are in short supply — Kirby Star Allies is pretty much all we're getting until after E3.

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It doesn't utilize any special features of the Joy - Con like the real Labo does; it simply holds up the Switch like an arcade cabinet.

(There's enough luxury, like Le Labo bath products, velvet sofas, and vintage rugs, mixed in to keep the aesthetic cozy.)

When you have the Labo guitar, it's almost like a synthesizer.

From hot new games with classic characters like Kirby Star Allies, Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and Mario Tennis Aces to third - party games like Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus and DARK SOULS: REMASTERED and Nintendo Labo, a series of DIY kits crafted to work with the Nintendo Switch, fans are sure to have new experiences that will put smiles on their faces that they can take with them anywhere to play with anyone!

Maybe you don't like the idea of Labo or the Garage or whatever... but I don't see how you can deny this is some pretty cool use of tech that Nintendo has put into everyone's lap if they want it.

The fact that it was perfectly natural for a product like Nintendo Labo to arise gives me reassurance that everyone inside the company understands and is committed to Nintendo as a company that innovates new ways to have fun and not as a company that only makes video games.»

Like I mentioned earlier, Labo could have the Switch end up in new environments like classrooms and campgrouLike I mentioned earlier, Labo could have the Switch end up in new environments like classrooms and campgroulike classrooms and campgrounds.

Nintendo Labo is like no other video game we have ever played.

Nintendo is easily one of the most innovative companies when it comes to the video game industry, with ideas like Nintendo Labo, the Nintendo Switch itself and many more surprisingly weird ideas that just work.

Like the Wii made us look at new ways to use video game controllers, Labo is making us look at new ways to use consoles.

Nintendo's new take on video games, Labo, launches with its first two kits for the Nintendo Switch on Friday, which are kind of like a mix between Lego building, motion - controlled fun, and good old fashioned gaming.

Instead of plastic bricks, Labo uses cardboard cutouts that you fold and fit together into predetermined designs, called Toy - Cons, like a fishing pole, a piano, or a visor and backpack with attachments that make you look like a robot.

Update: And just like that, we already have a silouette for one of the Dream Friends: Original: We now have confirmation that Nintendo and HAL Labo...

According to Nintendo of America President Reggie - Fils Aime, it looks like there are possibilities for the Toy - Cons to be used beyond the Labo sets.

According to early sales data from Japan and North America, people buying Nintendo Labo are not the typical video game buyers: it's mostly elementary school children and their fathers, along with players who like creative activities.

True, the use of these cardboard pieces is brilliant, but any LEGO fan will see right through the concept, and will be able to spot the potential of using LEGO bricks as an accessory in playing with the Switch, like much of what Nintendo Labo is trying to do.

Only a company like Nintendo could have come up with something as garish, silly, and wonderfully uniquely as Labo, a suite of cardboard accessories that uses the Switch in ingenious ways.

Nintendo is easily one of the most innovative companies when it comes to the video game industry, with ideas like Nintendo Labo, the Nintendo Switch itself and many more surprisingly weird ideas that just...

The second variant is the aptly named Nintendo Labo Toy - Con 02 Robot Kit, which is basically a sort of a VR system, complete with a place holder for the Switch that acts like your VR screen, and hands and feet control.

From the trailer; it seems like much of what you'll be building with Labo is made of punch - out, fold - together cardboard toys, similar to Pinbox 3000 or Kitrex.

Like the initial Switch trailer the Nintendo Labo trailer tries to convey the concept solely through visuals.

Like a paper version of Lego, each piece of Nintendo Labo folds and locks together in a way that feels natural and incredibly satisfying.

Whether you're controlling an RC car powered by Joy - Cons or playing a full - on cardboard piano, each Labo set leverages every bit of technology packed into Nintendo's console to provide experiences that feel like magic.

It looks like the reveal of Nintendo Labo has broken the Internet because millions of people are now freaking out over cardboard boxes.

The video and the Nintendo Labo website make it seem like a lot of fun.

Not only will the Toy - Con Garage let Nintendo Labo users customize their premade Toy - Cons to their liking, it also gives them the chance to get creative and assign new functions to their Joy - Cons (thus creating entirely new Toy - Cons so long as they have some spare cardboard on hand).

For instance, the RC Cars Labo activity slots both Joy - Cons into a rigid cardboard «vehicle» that looks a bit like an insect or a microchip.

Overall, the Nintendo Labo is a fascinating creation that only a company like Nintendo could come up with.

It looks like he may have warned us about Nintendo Labo from all the way back in 2012!

The Switch's early - 2018 lineup is full ports, remakes, and quirky experiments like Nintendo Labo, but traditional, fully - original games are in short supply — Kirby Star Allies is pretty much all we're getting until after E3.

Now with Labo it will bring new opportunities for creativity and play, the like of which we've not been able to experience before.

Once you've experienced what it's like to Make, Play, and Discover with Nintendo Labo, use everything you've learned to create your very own projects in Toy - Con Garage!

Especially as new Nintendo projects, like the captivating Labo, are unveiled.

I really like interacting with the Nintendo Labo.