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Nintendo Labo Contest Winners Include Zelda Piano And An Accordion
Back in April, Nintendo announced a contest for people to take their newly-purchased Labo kits and decorate them in interesting and creative ways. In the three categories Nintendo set (Best Decorated Toy-Con, Best Toy-Con Mod Using Toy-Con Garage, and Best Original Invention Using Toy-Con Garage), three winners were chosen in each category, so we'll show off a few right here.
One of the winners of the Best Decorated Toy-Con is this Zelda-themed piano with a Master Sword sticking out the top.
For best mod, this entry made a Simon Says out of the Labo house.
The original invention category is the most likely one to blow people away and this solar-powered Labo accordion with a Switch inside of it goes even beyond those lofty expectations.
You can find all the winners here.
The next contest, which has the much broader categories of "Kids, Customizations, and Creativity," allows contestants to win a cardboard-themed Switch which isn't available anywhere else. That one runs from July 19 to August 20.
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