Nintendo Labo will be out on April 20, the company said. You’ll be able to buy two different sets, the Variety Kit (for $70) and the Robot Kit (for $80), and Nintendo is calling them both Toy-Cons, a play on the Switch’s Joy-Con controllers (because of course).

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Per Nintendo, the $70 Variety Kit includes: “two Toy-Con RC Cars, a Toy-Con Fishing Rod, a Toy-Con House, a Toy-Con Motorbike and a Toy-Con Piano.” Here are some explanations for all of those:

Meanwhile, the $80 Robot Kit will let you “build an interactive robot suit with a visor, backpack and straps for your hands and feet, which you can then wear to assume control of a giant in-game robot.”

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Both kits will come with all of the cardboard and software you’ll need. You can also dish out $10 for a “Customization Set” including stencils, stickers, and colored tape to fix all the cardboard you and your kids break.

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Nintendo will be holding Labo events in New York City and San Francisco for kids who want to try out the ambitious new experiment.