This game is beautiful and fun, with great music from many past Nintendo games. The only thing I would warn people about, is that it isn't one game, but a series of different mini-games. I have found every one of them to be quite fun though.

My family loves this game. 9 and 4 year old daughters love it! 2 year old is trying to play with big sisters. My brother brought the game to our house a couple of times and we loved playing the competition group games as well as the individual/solo games. Lots of fun to be had.

This game is very fun and great for everyone even people who are not gamers, personally I am a Nintendo gamer I love Nintendo games but its hard to get people to play them, not a lot of people like Nintendo except for Nintendo land, People love this game especially the mini game: Mario Chase.

That's a little description of the game: Nintendo Land is a beautiful game made up of several minigames that are inspired from the Nintendo Franchise Like :Mario , Zelda, Metroid... . This game is one of the funniest videogames to play with friends and not !

Sure, there's similarities in the game concepts, but Nintendo's successfully compiled them into one cohesive experience. Nintendo Land's divided in two: one side for solo gamers, the other for team players. With the latter, everybody wants to hold the Wii U's tablet controller, the GamePad.

Roll up, roll up! Nintendo takes on the theme park in Nintendo Land , their GamePad companion designed to familiarise gamers with the new controller, in the same way that Wii Sports introduced the Wii Remote to millions around the world.

Donkey Kong Crash Course is addictive; Good uses of the Wii U GamePad; Great multiplayer; Surprising depth in some games

The theme park design is under-developed; Some forgettable games

Perhaps Nintendo couldn't decide which of its much-loved franchises to launch Wii U with, because the answer it's come up with is "all of them". Sure, there's also your regulation Mario platformer in the form of New Super Mario Bros.

Beautifully executed Nintendo themes with all your favourite characters; A great variety of games that explore all the crazy possibilities of the Wii U's Game Pad; Compared to most mini-game compilations; it's amazingly polished and complete

Some games aren't up to the general standard (we're looking at you; Octopus Dance); The three competitive games are essentially pretty similar; All the explaining can get tedious and Monita gives us the creeps

Nintendo Land comes complete with the Wii U console, taking place within a carnival-style atmosphere which is a bit like being back in the Wii U main menu's MiiVerse, as other users appear before you and can be invited to take part in the mini-games within.

Nintendo Land is both a wonderful celebration of Nintendo's past and an exciting glimpse into its future, but more importantly it is incredibly, riotously fun. It's one of the best local multiplayer experiences ever crafted, and playing with friends is a guaranteed great time.

If Nintendo was being absolutely upfront with us,