A solid game that definitely has an audience. Might lack replay value, could be too short or there are some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.

Editor's Note: Since Nintendo Land is a large game with 12 distinct mini-games in it, we decided to assemble an Avengers-like team of staffers to write about all the attractions and discuss the game. In addition, I implore you to check out the accompanying podcast segment .

Fun Miiverse integration; Spectacular multiplayer experience; Wonderful aesthetic

Lackluster single-player experience; Some attractions are duds

There has been a lot of excitement concerning the Wii U here at Family Friendly Gaming. There has also been a lot of curiosity concerning NintendoLand. On paper this launch Wii U title sounds pretty arrogant. Nintendo wants their very own theme park.

" NintendoLand " is the Wii U's Wii Sports. It is the one release title that utilises all of the new machine's features, splitting them over a dozen mini-games. With a mix of family-friendly games, charming art style and classic Nintendo franchises it is easy to see why Nintendo chose it as the Wii...

Nintendo Land is reminiscent of another famous launch title called Wiisports in that it showcases the amazing innovative controls of the new Nintendo Wii U. Using just about every feature of the GamePad, Nintendo Land is a collection of awesomely good mini-games based on some highly popular titles...

Following up on Wii Sports was never going to be an easy thing for Nintendo. The pack-in instantly sold people on the Wii premise, people knew how to play it easily to and could understand the concept. Just swing the racquet, bat, or whatever and it just clicked.

As I go about my day, I have to stop and wonder why I'm not just staying in and playing Nintendo Land. The game is more fun than I ever thought it would be-it smartly adds to the games as you get better at them, providing you with a greater challenge as you progress through and giving you so much...

When Wii launched way back in 2006, it did so with Wii Sports by its side. Whatever you might have thought about that game, your relatives probably liked it. They were most likely drawn to the easy controls, which simulated the motions that are required when actually playing golf, boxing or bowling.

I am new to the wii u console and have this game..it's ok..but I am a single player. Multi-player looks fun. There's different games for single player games than there is for multiple players. There's games like balloon goat, asteroid blaster or something like that.

After an unbelievable last 7 years, the life of the Wii has come and gone, with the Wii U taking its place. With so much already out about the Wii U's software, hardware, specs, and everything else, nothing compares to finally sitting down and playing Nintendo's very first game on it.