Mario and Zelda now playable in virtual reality via Labo VR Kit

As we reported earlier this month, a couple of Nintendo's big hitters are coming to the Nintendo Labo: VR Kit, with playable Mario and Zelda experiences heading to the new Labo VR Kit. Now that content is available, for free, and we have a better idea about what's including.

With regards to Super Mario Odyssey, players have the chance to explore three new VR-specific mini-missions (and return to the Cap, Seaside and Luncheon Kingdoms) where everyone's favourite plumber will be collecting musical notes and coins in order to complete challenges - a nice addition but not one that's going to keep people for a long time.

On the other hand, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild doesn't have specific new content, rather the whole game is now playable in VR, with players able to easily switch in and out of the new VR mode at will. If you've got a Labo VR headset and you want to revisit Hyrule, Nintendo's expansive open-world adventure can now be experienced entirely in VR should you so wish.