Even at $60, this theme park is cheaper than tickets to Disney’s.
Nintendo Land takes some of Nintendo’s most recognizable franchises and turns them into fun, slightly bigger than bite-sized mini-games. But much more importantly, Nintendo Land—like Wii Sports before it with the Wii—is designed to help new Wii U owners understand the potential uses behind the system’s new GamePad…
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Each of the twelve games show what unique things the GamePad can do
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Extremely fun and accessible for new users...
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...while having enough depth for more intense gaming
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So many great Nintendo franchises in one place
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But it's no Wii Sports and won't draw in casuals by the drove
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You must own four wiimotes and nunchucks to get the most out of the multiplayer
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That's an expensive investment after buying an expensive new Wii U
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I wish the unlockables were more useful.
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Why won't Monita just shut up and let me play?!?!
