Nintendo knows a thing or two about crafting worlds that have memorable, immediately recognizable characteristics. Perhaps, for you, the five-note theme that often accompanies Samus' appearance in Metroid games always conjures memories of many happy hours spent exploring alien landscapes.

Fun single-player attractions make good use of the Wii U tablet; Plenty of enjoyable ways to play with friends cooperatively and competitively; Mario Chase is a terrific twist on hide-and-seek; Nintendo themes give the attractions some charm

A few attractions are too difficult or too shallow

We have Pac-Man clones. We have a simplified FPS adventure experience. We have arena based third person shooters. We have a dumbed down 3D racing game. Alongside these are some nice, non-offensive games which would be fine on a tablet, but with the dual screen gimmick thrown in as a way to reach out...

Nintendo have done it again. They've made a launch game (bundled in with the Premium Wii U pack) that perfectly demonstrates exactly what the Wii U is capable of and how the gamepad can be used in many different ways.

When Nintendo launched the Wii back in 2006, motion control was a revolutionary and novel concept. People simply could not wait to get their grubby hands on those shiny, white remotes and start swinging them around their living rooms.

great game to play, especially with younger siblings and children its just annoying that you can't use the remote that comes with the wii u, the one like an Xbox or PlayStation remote

I purchased this about three month ago for my son, and its so much fun. Many games to play. I recommend it to everyone.

Nintendo Land is the party game of the Wii U launch, and its pretty good! Graphics are great, Minigames are mostly good *cough*Octopus Dance*cough* and its fun with friends. Plus, it comes with you Wii U.

Briilliant fun if theres 3 - 5 of you, 1-2 player gets old pretty fast though

Great entertainment. Kids love this collection of games.

Wii Sports played a major role in the Wii's widespread success and it's possibly the best known game of the system. At first glance, Nintendo Land seems to be the Wii U's Wii Sports so to speak, especially when considering that it's bundled with the Wii U Premium Pack.