Chibi-Robo! Let’s Go, Photo! NostalJunk Contest winners announced

Chibi-Robo! Let’s Go, Photo!, available now on Nintendo 3DS and 2DS, lets you see life through a lens as a tiny helper robot on a scavenger hunt for museum pieces. Using the Nintendo 3DS or 2DS cameras, hunt down all manner of real-life objects around you to fit to on-screen shapes. Get a good match, and you’ll make a piece of ‘NostalJunk’! The more you make, the more people will visit the museum – can you help your owner, The Curator, fill it to the brim?

Of course, nothing’s for free, and Chibi-Robo must perform crazy tasks for the colourful inhabitants of the world he lives in, so that he can earn Happy points. Exchange these for the Silhouette films, dotted shapes that hint what to snap with your Nintendo 3DS or 2DS cameras, and the hunt for NostalJunk starts all over again! There are plenty of shapes to use, including a circle, a cylinder and something that looks suspiciously ‘t-shirty’! The only limit is your imagination – if it fits, snap it!

Don’t keep your masterpieces to yourself, though. You can enter your best exhibits into NostalJunk Contests* in the game to be in with a chance of winning in-game costumes to brighten up your Chibi-Robo! Just follow the on-screen instructions to upload your entry, then keep an eye on SpotPass for notifications regarding the finalists. All ten finalists will win a Chibi-Robo costume, but players can vote in-game for their favourite entry, and whoever gets the most votes will get something extra special for their little robot! Once an overall contest winner is decided we’ll display all ten winning entries on our official website, so keep your eyes peeled. There are several more NostalJunk Contests coming in the future, but you can see the first set of results right now!

To find out all about the game and see the most recent contest winners, head over to our official Chibi-Robo! Let’s Go, Photo! website now!

Chibi-Robo! Let's Go, Photo! is available to download now exclusively from Nintendo eShop, only on Nintendo 3DS and 2DS.

*Please note: by submitting an entry to the contest, you grant to Nintendo the royalty-free right to publish your entry both online and offline.