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Nintendo Labo

Sorry readers! I have been newly promoted to Head of Children's Department at my current library and have not had too much time to experiment in Makerspace land...HOWEVER....

I did go to Gamestop to drool over buying a Nintendo Switch because I love Super Mario games and noticed this....


Even Nintendo has jumped on the makerspace train with LABO. I don't think it would hold up as a checkout-able kit but if you do have a Nintendo Switch as a gaming cart or program item at your library it would be a neat thing to display or build one of the kits with a small group. If you don't want to spend the money to purchase the official kit, maybe kids can be encouraged to create their own cardboard inventions for the Switch using Makedos instead?

I actually made it out of the store without buying the Switch....FOR NOW...

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