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UPS Brings Their A-Game To Labo Accessories
Labo, Nintendo's cardboard-based slot-and-switch package, has seemingly been a pretty big hit. Now the United Parcel Service is showing they're not one to be undone.
In a tweet today, UPS showed a video of them using cardboard to cut and assemble a travel case for all your Labo variety pack accessories. The Labo Toy-Con-tainer has wheels, a lock (for however much good that does), and slots for all of Labo's assembled devices.
You can find what we think of Labo right here in a time-lapse video, in our review here, or on The GI Show.
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