Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo is now available for preorder!

Don’t hit the snooze button

Kyle S

Finally the Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo will be available from select retailers and My Nintendo Store in March in Australia and New Zealand, no Nintendo Switch Online membership is required and pre orders are available now Links to pre order and all the info on Alarmo below

Pre Order Link : tinyurl.com/mks3psw8

Wake up to a world of games!

Introduce a little play to your wake-up routine with Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo. This interactive alarm clock detects the movements you make while getting up and plays sounds to make you feel like you’re waking up in a game world!

How does Alarmo work?

  • Waking up – Select a title, pick a scene, set a time, and let Alarmo do the rest! In the morning, the alarm starts playing at the time you’ve set, using music and sound effects from the scene you’ve chosen.
  • Rolling over – Alarmo has a sensor that reacts to your movements and will play sounds if you stretch your arms or roll over. Your alarm will grow quieter if you move around.1
  • Getting up – Once you’re up and out of bed, your alarm will stop without you even needing to touch it!

Make waking up fun!

  • Choose from a total of 35 different alarms across five Nintendo games! Each alarm has unique sounds, visual themes and wake-up experiences. The screen’s appearance also changes to match your chosen game.
    • Super Mario Odyssey
    • The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
    • Splatoon 3
    • Pikmin 4
    • RingFit Adventure
  • By linking your Nintendo Account, you can download additional alarm themes such as Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Animal Crossing: New Horizons via free updates as they become available.2

Customise your alarm and keep track of your sleep activity

  • Alarmo isn’t just an alarm clock – it adds a bit of fun to your room throughout the day!
    • Check Records to see information such as the time you’ve spent in bed, how much you’ve been moving around in your sleep and how long it’s taken you to get up.3
    • Turn on sleepy sounds to help wind down with gentle music and sounds that play when you get into bed at the set time.
    • Choose Firm Mode for an alarm that gradually gets more intense the longer you stay in bed, or use Gentle Mode for a more consistent experience. You can also use Button Mode if you prefer a more traditional alarm clock.
    • Nintendo characters will appear on the screen and react to your movements. You can also set an hourly chime to support your daily routine with Nintendo soundscapes.

I’m super keen to pick one of these bad boys up will you be sure to let us know if you will be adding one to your house for more from 1-Up be sure to check out our coverage on The Nintendo Switch 2.