Switch may be the future of fun,pop ups back
https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/gaming/nintendo-labo-review-switch-accessory-cardboard-latest-fun-should-i-buy-a8315821.html
Nintendo has a history of making people ask why. Why make a console that can come apart and plug into a TV; why did it soldier on for so long with cartridges for games; why is Mario a plumber and wear a corresponding outfit despite not apparently having done it for decades; why the Wii U?
It has never stopped, all the way up to its latest release: the Switch, which came at a risky time for the company but helped them pull off exactly what it needed.
The company's newest product, Labo, is marketed as an accessory for that console but is actually a huge box full of pieces of perforated cardboard that can be popped out, folded and assembled into a variety of accessories: everything from a small remote control car that drives around using vibration to an entire robot suit that can be strapped on to operate a virtual version of the same robot in a game
It is perhaps the company's most why-inducing release yet.
But the answer has, for the most part, always been the same. And it is the same this time, too. It did it because it is just incredibly good fun.
