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Check Out Bill Nye Playing With Nintendo Labo
Nintendo brought in Bill Nye the science guy to play around with Nintendo Labo, the new cardboard toy/software hybrid for the Switch.
Unlike his early 90s TV show focusing on science with a kid focus, Nye plays the role of an excited student in the Nintendo-created video. Nye engages in a sumo battle using a makeshift RC Car he later puts a bowtie on and names Scooter, then builds a fishing rod to fish on the Switch.
You can find a video of Nye playing with Labo below.
Nye, who started his career as an engineer at Boeing, gets up close to Scooter at one point and simply remarks "This is cool as heck."
Nintendo Labo releases today for Switch in two products: a variety pack and a giant robot backpack.
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