Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 01: Variety Kit

Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 01: Variety Kit

Aka: Nintendo Labo Variety Kit, Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 01, Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 01: Variety Kit
Console: Nintendo Switch
TV Standard: Region Not Set
Developer(s): Nintendo
Publisher(s): Nintendo
Release Date: 2018-04-20
Players: 1
Co-op: No
ESRB: E - Everyone
Type: Racing, Sports, Sandbox, Music, Education, Family, Utility
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The Variety Kit contains kits for five individual Toy-Con:

- Two remote-controlled cars, where the vibrations from the Joy-Con serve to provide momentum and steering to the car. The game software allows the player to control the car like a normal remote-controlled vehicle using the console itself as the controller. The software also allows for the car to follow targets using the IR motion camera of the right Joy-Con.
- A fishing rod where the Joy-Con sit in the reel and the handle of the rod. The game receives motion input from the Joy-Con to simulate a fishing game.
- A toy piano with a full octave of keys; the console sits atop this to serve as a music stand.
- A motorbike with Joy-Con inserted into the handlebars on either side of the Console for steering. The Toy-Con Motorbike is also compatible as a motion controller in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and in Moto Rush GT.
- A house containing a slot to insert different components that can interact with the game software on the Console's display.

The kit comes with a game cartridge that contains interactive instructions of how to assemble each Toy-Con, and at least one software package to use the Toy-Con. Some Toy-Con have multiple programs; for example, the motorbike handles allow the player to race along a track in stunt bikes, and gives the player the ability to create new track layouts, or to use any object detected through the IR sensor to create a track based on that object. Similar IR sensing abilities allows the player to create new fish to catch in the fishing rod Toy-Con, or to create new waveforms to use on the piano Toy-Con.