Nintendo Labo: The DIY cardboard accessory for Switch

Nintendo has unveiled its latest release, and it's a little less high-tech than you might expect.

Dubbed Labo, it is a series of DIY accessories for the hit Nintendo Switch console which are made of cardboard.

A preview video suggests they can transform the Switch's Joy-Con controllers into a piano, a fishing rod, a motorbike or even a robot suit.

Nintendo said the range of "interactive build-and-play experiences" would be released on 20 April.

Initial pricing will start at $70 (£51) in the US - including a cartridge of games designed to be played with the homemade controllers and a range of stickers to customise the creations.

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