If that seems sensible to you, you're in for a very rude awakening.

All I'm saying is this. A focus group is a focus group. You can show it to select people at a mall and have them enjoy something and then release it to market and still have it fall on its face. They are going to have to figure out a way to make millions of people who haven't even heard of it yet aware that it exists and then to make them want to buy it with nothing but advertisements. That is so much harder than a focus group of select people.

One is super easy. One is super hard. I haven't seen anything yet to indicate that this is going to be anything more than a niche, nerd toy. If they manage to sell it to families and kids in mass, fine. I really don't care. I'm not the target demographic anyway. But I personally haven't convinced that it's going to happen that way.

they had a entire direct dedicated to labo, of course advertising won't start this early, but i expect a huge push near release.

I don't get why building things excites you now when there are tons of options have been available for ages.

Still looking for that game to make me want to buy a Switch and honey, this ain't it

Kids/parents/families market and for "those who are kids in they heart" (:D) is not too narrow demographic even if dont includes hard core gamers, potential for Labo is huge.

Yes, beacuse its obvous Nintendo will stop working on all other kind of projects beacuse of Labo, right!? :)

You still have hard time to realise that Nintendo is not abandoning current demographic of Switch owners and instead they are expanding Switch appealing on market with Labo, also you need to realise that resources needed for something like Labo are probably smaller than resources for Kirby game. In other words, dont worry you will have more real games like Zelda and Odyssey in any case. Higher apealing of some product on market means higher popularity and higher sales, higher sales and bigger install base means stronger support of devs with games.

Physically building things is simply fun for some people. 

I'm just saying why be excited about now? there are way better toys for building stuff then labo.

I find it exciting because to me it's interesting and cool the way Labo combines DIY construction with video games, plus the wide range of possibilities for inventive custom creations. Finding out the clever ways in which it all works through the IR camera and HD rumble is also pretty nifty.

I don't see 1 or 2m being a flop at all. You're looking at it from a purely software perspective, I imagine Labo is the type of product that would people to the Switch who would have never considered the system before. It should continually offer new iterations so It won't just amount to 1 game either.