Nintendo has released another minigame for the Nintendo Labo VR Kit, seemingly aiming to give buyers new ways to play and inspiration to create their own masterpieces.
This third release is called Sushi Board and appears to involve a cute little robot who needs to head off on a journey to collect fish (and presumably dish up some sushi as a result). It joins the giant monster and alien bopping games which have appeared over the last few weeks.
If you own the Nintendo Labo VR Kit and want to check out these games for yourself, you can do so by heading to the 'News' section of your Nintendo Switch home screen. Simply press 'Y' to open up the channel list, find the Toy-Con Workshop channel, and visit one of the articles listed. From there, you can download the games mentioned and give them a go with your VR headset.
Have you been playing around with Nintendo's VR kit? Have you managed to create any games of your own? Let us know in the comments below.
[source japanesenintendo.com]
Comments 6
Yay! Free nausea!
I just bought the kit last week, and I'm absolutely loving it. I've been playing around in the garage trying to make a beat saber game. First labour kit I got and the building experience is a lot of fun. I really want to buy the rest of the kitsch now
These are fun, I’m glad they’re still supporting it.
I love my Labo VR. I just got to the Master Sword again in BoTW and I’m excited to pull it out in VR 3D!
I played it for a moment last night in 2D mode. I'm looking forward to tinkering with it in Garage to try and build a racing-dodging type thing. Replace the fish with something else like cars or people, make them destructive, make the player destructible. Something silly.
its really hard to get long term enjoyment out of labo if you dont dip your toes into the labo garage. really hoping these minigames came help spark interest for me again cause the garage is kinda intimidating for me to learn fully
also online minigame sharer pls. like cmon just moderate it and remove inappropriate creations like any other sharing feature
I can't find the 'Toy-Con Workshop channel', any tips?
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