Cardboard ain't exactly durable. I don't expect the Labos with movement to have any kind of longevity with even marginal use. I foresee parents buying this for their kids hoping to spark their creativity but it goes very much underused or unused even by the kids.

Ok this is REALLY expensive!!!There are two kits, one being 70 dollars and the other being 80!!!And all seems to suggest there will be more kits comming!(in another words, an extra 70 dollars)
I mean, this is a cool looking idea, but the price...

I think you guys are comparing the cost and the use case too much to a video game.

There are some games that we buy for $60, or even less, that give us 200 or 300 hours of entertainment. This utility curve is extremely rare.

I don't think parents will bat an eye at spending $70 for one afternoon of fun.

I actually think it may do pretty well but regardless, not for me. I don't know why i got myself hyped for this.... announcement!

I didn't think that was your sentiment.  Your delivery was fine.  But your point is accurate and I think it sucks to see people so beholden to the opinions of the masses.  Some people lack the confidence to be different and to be proud of their oddest interests.

At least these peripherals are coardboard. How many useless Wii accessories did they make for the Wiimote that were made from plastic, got used once, and then end up in the bottom of the toybox. This might be Nintendo's somewhat altruistic environmentally friendly side showing.

That's what exactly what a lot of people's first reaction's were when Nintendo first revealed 1-2-Switch and Arms, yet look how that turned out. I think this will do okay overall even if it's mostly saved by Japan. I don't think it really needs to do anything crazy anyway.

It's definitely in the niche market but I don't see it having any negative impact or anything.

just give me that 

I don't have any idea of how to judge this, but I will say this:

We all knew Nintendo like to think outside the box.

Will it flop likr splatoon?