Nintendo VR

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Nintendo’s first VR product in 24 years is coming to Nintendo Switch

Coming April 12; starts at $40, or pay $80 for a larger, accessory-filled "VR Kit."

In one major about-face for the Labo series, Nintendo's VR Kit will launch in two flavors: a fully priced $80 kit, which comes with a range of foldable constructions, and a simpler $40 starter version, which only includes enough material to build its default, VR-simulating mask and a "blaster" mini-game add-on.

Nintendo has yet to release video examples of exactly how the games will look or function. Instead, its announcement includes the following description: "Fend off an alien invasion with the Toy-Con Blaster, visit a colorful in-game ocean and snap photos of the sea life with the Toy-Con Camera, and so much more."

The full kit's other add-ons include Toy-Con Elephant (which includes a lengthy, nose-attached "trunk" that players can presumably see in their VR field-of-view), Toy-Con Bird (which appears to let players "fly" in whatever direction they face), and Toy-Con Wind Pedal (which... I mean, who knows what that's about, but it has a foot pedal). Buyers of the $40 starter kit can buy additional cardboard parts for the other mini-games in two $20 sets, should the starter kit charm them enough.