Nintendo Labo Vehicle Kit Review!

Nintendo has just released its third Labo kit: a collection of cardboard vehicle peripherals that you put together yourself and play on the Switch console. Norm, Jeremy, and Kishore assemble the steering wheel, flight stick, and submarine controllers. Once again, the fun is the in the build!

Shot by Gunther Kirsch and edited by Norman Chan

Tested is:

Intro bumper by Abe Dieckman

Thanks for watching!

[randomgirll]

This is seriously building the future of builders and makers. It shows just how much you can do with things you have around your house. I wish the dashboard had a place to fit the switches screen. It would feel like watching the action out of a windshield

[VirtualRobotsRevolt]

my 6 year old LOVES labo, especially putting this stuff together even by himself. Just bought this kit in September 2020.

[quietly_undone]

I honestly love that they’re made out of cardboard, not just for build process but also for the fact that it’s easier to get rid of/ recycle. These peripherals just collect dust after you’ve had you’re fun with them anyways. Like when was the last time you played guitar hero or got on the wii fit board?

[kishorehari]

The build of this kit was SOOOO enjoyable. I get that it's expensive and the game isn't a classic, but I'll remember this build for a while.

[JaggSwag]

This was one of my favourite labo kits. I still use it in Mario kart for a challenge to this day

[JudahMantell]

Just a reminder: Mario Kart now supports Labo controllers! :D

[PinkieOats]

I loved this Labo Kit so much, I'm so glad you guys could show it off! It's the most intricate building and unique experiences out there in video games right now.

[Najvalsa]

It's awesome how much Nintendo gets out of what the Switch, and it's peripherals can do.

[The_McRib]

These kits actually seem like really cool ways of learning how to innovate and build mechanical linkages with basic materials. Not only that but when you're done with it you can just fold it flat again and if it breaks you can easily build a replacement piece out of a cereal box.

I'll have to pick one up at some point. These things are great.

[huneebajer]

Can you try making the same controllers, but with different materials or something...

[Refreshment]

i was waiting for this episode. Thank you.

There's a clear improvement overall in all aspects over the first two sets. It seems there at the very least 1 more kit, Build 4, for Nintendo to release if we go by the Labo debut trailer. So let's hope Kit 4 experiences a similar amount of improvement.

The haptic feedback from the linear actuators of each Joycon is fantastic in Labo. It's probably the best one out of any home console videogames so far, which is impressive when we consider that we are no closing to 3 years of the 2nd VR push.

[thefiregodzapp]

Labo is a nice throwback to when Nintendo was a model company.

[ghostly]

When I got my first Nintendo labo I was scared that it was too hard for me to put together because theirs looked so good, but when I started building it it was really fun and easy and the END result was awesome❤️👍🏻

[PinkiePie]

I have it and VR blaster one and robot kit got them few years ago. I play this on my new Nintendo switch OLED it’s so amazing

[weeneetan]

Kudos to the game creator. Both the build and the game are enjoyable.

[toamastar]

would love to see some sort of 3d printing implementations of these.

[kyril]

Yup the vehicle kit is the best of them all.

[dan-crum]

You guys have been time lapsing the builds in a lot of your videos lately it seems, and it's a bummer. The builds are the best part!

[britishsteel]

Thank you for doing this guys. Wasn't sure whether or not to get it👍

[GeektoStudios]

i need that flight stick. All the aileron rolls