The Mario firm’s newest {hardware} launch is Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo. Previously unique to the Nintendo Store and solely accessible for Nintendo Switch Online members, it’s now accessible to everybody. You should buy your very personal Alarmo at Best Buy proper now for $99.99.
Where to Buy Alarmo
Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo
Alarmo is an interactive Nintendo-themed alarm clock. From a {hardware} perspective, it appears to be like good and cartoony, like one thing straight out of the Mushroom Kingdom. It has a full-color show that reveals you the date, day, and time in a font and elegance based mostly in your alternative of 5 (or extra) video games.
Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo Games
Here are the video games whose themes come pre-loaded:
- Super Mario Odyssey
- The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
- Splatoon 3
- Pikmin 4
- Ring Fit Adventure
If you join your Nintendo account to your Alarmo, you’ll be able to obtain extra sport themes at no cost, together with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.
To set it, you choose the sport you need for the show, choose a “scene,” and set the time and an alarm. When it’s time for the alarm to go off, you’ll hear music and sounds based mostly on the sport and scene you picked.
You can use Alarmo like a standard alarm clock, urgent the button to show it off. Or you need to use the interactive options, which make sounds play and characters on the display screen react as you progress round in mattress after the alarm goes off. In this mode, getting away from bed turns the alarm off robotically.
In addition to setting alarms, you’ll be able to have Alarmo play music out of your chosen sport each hour. Or, should you like to make use of sleep sounds, you’ll be able to have it play calming music whenever you go to mattress.
More Nintendo Hardware
This isn’t the primary bizarre Nintendo launch by an extended shot. You can nonetheless purchase a Pokemon Go Plus+ at some retailers, and you may go to mattress with it, too. We’re additionally following each growth about Nintendo’s subsequent piece of {hardware}: the Switch 2.
Chris Reed is a offers skilled and commerce editor for IGN. You can comply with him on Bluesky @chrislreed.com.
