Nintendo became one of the gaming gaming companies today that continue to come up with experimental ideas ranging from the existence of motion control to hybrid handheld / home console from Switch. But the existence of Nintendo Labo may be the most bizarre of Nintendo's. For those of you who do not know, Nintendo Labo is a collection of special-shaped cardboard boxes where small children can be free to get something they want. From this brief description, you may have been wondering "the cardboard box, for this what?" And it seems that the German rating agency thinks the same thing.
Unterhaltungssoftware Selbstkontrolle (Entertainment Software Self-Regulation) or USK is a bada rating for software that wants to be released in Germany. On Twitter's official rating agency, they tell if they think the cardboard boxes sent by Nintendo are mere garbage and almost thrown away by the cleaner who is in the building.
"Finally we can tell you this, when we get the latest hardware Nintendo, the object is almost thrown away by a cleaner because it is considered as waste. Before (before it was announced), no one would believe our story. "
Are the cleaners there really blameless to make this $69.99 cardboard box? Apparently not because the concept of this Labo is easily overlooked by the layman. Nintendo Labo was released on 20 April.