This is my uDraw showcase thread. If you are yet to be convinced to buy uDraw this should help make your choice...to buy it!

uDraw Studio(Bundled with Tablet for $70)

The uDraw Game Tablet comes bundled with an art based video game called uDraw Studio. uDraw Studio has a very wide range of colors, tools, and surfaces to draw with and on. It contains 12 different painting and drawing brushes, over 100 stamps, over 10 post -processing effects, many coloring books if you can't draw but just want to color and paint, 8 different locations such as over looking an ocean, and 11 canvases to draw on. You can also replay any drawings you made from start to finish, look at past drawings you made, and save and print your creations through an SD card as well as zoom in over 400% for more detailed drawings.

 Examples of uDraw Studio creations:

Dood's Big Adventure($30)

Dood's Big Adventure is a platforming game similar to Drawn To Life. D.B.A contains 4 different game modes including Pen Panic, Roly Poly, Bubble Trouble, and Fan Frenzy. In Pen Panic you use the uDraw stylus to make trampoline's appear to bounce your dood through levels while using ink to kill enemies and break through walls. In Roly Poly use tilt the Tablet left and right to roll your dood to victory. In Bubble Trouble your dood is in a bubble and you must guide him through each level to keep him out of danger using the stylus. In Fan Frenzy your dood is like a balloon and you must blow a fan to keep him out of harms way. Each mode has 15 levels making a total of 60 levels in the game. You can also customize your dood, the enemies, and even the world around you however you please with drawing, painting, and coloring tools.

Pictures of Dood's big adventure:

Pictionary($30)

Pictionary for uDraw gives you a whole new way to play the classic board game and have loads of family fun. Pictionary contains over 3000 clues that range from kids(easy) to adult(hard). You can draw, paint, and color with a wide range of tools to create your picture. 3 game modes include Pictionary-Same rules as regular game except draw using the uDraw Game Tablet, Pictionary Mania-7 draw modes within Pictionary Mania that put a twist on the classic. Examples include drawing while the sceen is turning, drawing with your non dominate hand, using only straight lines, and drawing without looking on screen. The final mode in Pictionary lets you draw freely at will.

Pictures of Pictionary:

What do you think? Feel free to comment below and state your opinion on uDraw and all of its games!

Im getting it

are there any games announced for the tablet but that haven't come out yet?

THQ said that they have a 3-5 year plan for uDraw and will be releasing new games for it every 3 months or so for the next 3-5 years. Nintendo and other 3rd Party's are currently considering making games for uDraw. As of now though THQ has only announced 1 other uDraw game that is in development...its a Spongebob game that will be released on the 3DS and use its 3D features, the 360 and this version will use Kinect, and a Wii version that will use uDraw. So besides a multiplatform Spongebob game...sadly not yet.

hmmmmm.... well besides udraw studio, I am not really interested on the games it has.  I am probably wait to hear what nintendo has to offer or for a pricedrop.

uDraw Studio does seem pretty sweet

Yeah, I am planning on buying uDraw and all 3 launch games around Christmas time but I agree uDraw Studio looks the best!

cant wait to get it

Holy crap!  That makes perfect sense.  I couldn't figure out how THQ could support UDraw because it's unlikely people will ever buy more than one or two extra games for it, making it highly unprofittable to continue making games, unless they are really cheaply made or.....  They are all 3DS ports!   That's brilliant actually.  With UDraw they can port every single 3DS game they make to the Wii and get some incremental sales with little extra cost.   So it's not truly UDraw support, it's about making a secondary market for 3DS games.

3DS graphics are comparible to Wii's so it makes perfect sense, and the UDraw tablet even has basic motion detection like 3DS (thanks to the Wiimote), so it's ideal for 3DS ports.   Of course there won't be any 3D on Wii, but if you don't own a 3DS, you can still play some of their games.

While I considered 3rd party support extremely unlikely, as a dumping grounds for 3DS games, it could surely happen, and know what?  I won't complain if Wii via UDraw (or non-Udraw) gets some Snake, RE, SFIV, etc portage love. 

Looks cool :D