In this video, Ryan and his father unbox and play with the Nintendo Labo Variety Kit and Robot Kit. The kit allows users to build and create their own toys and games using cardboard sheets and the Nintendo Switch. Ryan's father builds the robot kit, which involves assembling various parts and following instructions on the Switch. Once built, the robot can be controlled using the Joy-Con controllers and can even detect movement through sensors. Ryan then takes a turn playing with the robot, and his father surprises him with the motorcycle game, which he also builds and plays. The video showcases the creativity and fun of the Nintendo Labo kits.
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1. The video is about Ryan Toy Review.
2. The video is not sponsored by Nintendo.
3. The Nintendo Labo kit was purchased from GameStop.
4. There are two kits: the Robot Pack and the Variety Pack.
5. The Variety Pack includes a piano game, a fishing game, a house game, and a motorcycle game.
6. The Robot Kit allows users to build and control their own robot.
7. The kit comes with cardboard sheets that need to be cut and built by the user.
8. The kit includes a software that guides the user through the building process.
9. The Nintendo Switch is used to control the robot.
10. The robot kit includes a backpack with a joy-con case and a headset.
11. The kit uses an IR sensor to detect movement.
12. The user needs to wear a special gear on their head to control the robot.
13. The robot can be controlled using strings and pulleys.
14. The kit includes different games and activities, such as a motorcycle game.
15. The motorcycle game requires the user to build a motorcycle-shaped controller.
16. The controller includes a trigger and a remote control.
17. The game can be played on the Nintendo Switch.