I'm not that much into party games these days but I might change my mind once I see a bit more of it and/or if it has a WiiMote packed in with it like Sports resorts did

I hope its a pack in though

i think it will be bundle with it.

It looks interesting, but not 60$ interesting. I really hope they treat the game as an investment into future domination and just pack it in with the console.

$20, than yes I would buy it if it's not bundled. It would be mad of them if it wasn't!

I just wanna say... i bought Wii Sports and I got a Wii with it..

Fuck no! I only have a house full of people a couple of times a year. We wouldn't take advantage of a spare screen for those games, EVER.

And that's my biggest problem with the Wii U. The spare screen is cool for single player stuff, from what I've seen. What's the multi player doing that can't be done on something like a PS3? Four players on a screen and one player with a tiny screen? What's stopping Microsoft or Sony from making a game with four players on their own screen and.......one player with his own full sized screen because (and this may shock you) there's this thing called the internet.

I'd love to buy it, but I would feel risky about it since it doesn't have clear single player value being as collection of mini games. However, I do see it having the potential of Wii Sports if bundled. I hope they bundle it.

No, but if it comes bundled I would definitely pay a premium on my WiiU.

Sure. It's like a virtual Nintendo Museum.

The games also look good, but the nostalgia fact here is key. Things like that Ninja game that pays homage to an ancient classic so obscure that even the Wario minigame for it is obscure - priceless to any Nintendo historian! (in other words, worthless)

OP: I bought a Wii specifically for Wii Sports. I did not buy any game when I purchased the console. I knew the game would be excellent and no, it is not worth full price (not that Nintendo has sold any of these games at full price) but it was definitely the system seller. I am fewer people have expressed similar feelings.

I would pick up NintendoLand if sold individually. The main question is how much would I pay and that answer is yet to be determined. I doubt this will be much of an issue, if there is one thing done correctly all of last generation, it was Wii Sports and its execution (as a pack-in game) relative to Wii itself. I doubt Nintendo is setting NintendoLand up as anything less.