With its first headphone, the Eye Theater, the Switch wants to see things in a big way

Mario and Link movie version

Moving in Super Mario Odyssey directly from the eyes of our favorite plumber, browsing Hyrule taking possession of Link's body or driving a kart with Luigi's arms . As many interesting and rewarding perspectives that players would like, one day, test. But we will have to wait again. While Nintendo has not yet planned to market its own virtual reality headset, the manufacturer Kakosata has come to offer the Eye Theater . Against 22,780 yen (about 170 euros), it is argued that this little helmet allows players to experience an " immersive gaming experience never seen on Switch ."

The reality is that this accessory displays a 120 inch diameter screen under the eyes (more than 300 centimeters in diameter) with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels. The goal is then to give the impression to the player that he plays on a giant screen worthy of the cinema. For 170 euros, do not expect a high-tech object. This small headset works with a simple HDMI cable and a conversion kit to connect to your smartphone or console via USB-C. The release of this accessory, unofficial, is scheduled for the month of September.

No clarification as to a possible marketing in France even if Kakosata has rarely exported its products elsewhere than in Asia . It will therefore probably be necessary to go through the import box to live " the most immersive gaming experience on Switch ".