The company behind iconic games such as Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda just unveiled its own interactive alarm clock, so the video gaming fun can start first thing when you wake up ...

The clock also has interactive faces with Nintendo characters, functions to play a melody every hour, relaxing sounds for sleeping, and an option to check how much movement was made during sleep.

Its tantalising ticking clock premise and gorgeous Belle Époque setting immediately set Expedition 33 apart from its genre ...

You can then wave your hand or move your body to make the clock quieter. Depending on the title you’ve choosen, you might also hear coins or other familiar game sounds when you interact with Alarmo.

The clock features 35 different scenes from across 5 games, is available to Nintendo Switch Online members now, and will be openly available in 2025.

You can then wave your hand or move your body to make the clock quieter. Depending on the title you’ve choosen, you might also hear coins or other familiar game sounds when you interact with Alarmo.

In hindsight, a Nintendo alarm clock seems like a no-brainer. Alarm clocks are pretty standardized at this point in time, so all they really needed to do was take a standard model, stick a few music ...

Nintendo has finally announced its latest piece of hardware – but it’s not the expected Switch 2. The Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo is an interactive alarm clock that wakes you up with classic ...

One can snooze the clock with just a single motion while getting out of bed will turn it off entirely. Alarmo uses sounds from classic Nintendo games to wake the user up, with sounds from Legend ...

The clock is also available to purchase right now at the Nintendo store in New York. Alarmo will be more widely available at stores beginning in early 2025. The clock retails for $99.99.

It’s an interesting thing to see Nintendo come out of the woodwork with an alarm clock this late in 2024. Those who have a Nintendo Switch Online account and want to pick up Alarmo can do so now.

The company behind iconic games such as Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda just unveiled its own interactive alarm clock, so the video gaming fun can start first thing when you wake up ...