Nintendo need to make this game. A mmo of some sort. Monthly fee. With f-zero like races, metroid fps, mario levels and so on. Like a huge playground with different rides.

Nintendo land on steroids.

Get it on.

Interesting idea.

A great idea. I would like the Metroid fps too have many explosions and many bloody monsters. Let's go hardcore on that mofo.

It could be something like "NintendoWorld" to emphasize that it is a NintendoLand sequel/upgrade... same concept, new games, new modes.

But I don't see it happening, I don't think NintendoLand was received so well to justify a sequel...

I don't think NintendoLand deserves a sequel.

But I would instabuy DLC...

Imagine if they released a pack of 3 new games; 1 multiplayer, 1 singleplayer and 1 co-op, similar to how the current games are in 3 sections. They could also include a selection of new trophies to add in, and maybe online multiplayer.

Quite a few notable games didn't get any love in NintendoLand that could easily have minigames based around them; StarFox, Kirby and Pokémon are 3 that instantly spring to mind as being suitable for NintendoLand DLC.

How I'd see it working would be a StarFox game similar to either the Metroid or F Zero games, a competitive multiplayer Kirby game (maybe some sort of top down shooter style, sucking in and spitting out balls to hit each other) and some sort of Pokémon branded single player puzzle game.

Personally I'd pay up to £10-15 for a substantial piece of NintendoLand DLC (£10 if it was just a few new games and trophies, £15 if it added online to the existing games).

I think that's EXACTLY why'd they do that. To save, "relaunch" the IP.

Same goes for wonderful 101. I can bet my life that there will be wonderful 102. The assets are there, kamiya speaks about Miis in the sequel, It'd be so much cheaper to do that now. And it's gamepad focused - smth that Iwata said he wants more.

Still, Nintendoland is one of the best selling games on Wii U. It has AMAZING multiplayer, but lacks good 1-player mode. those 6 mini games are weak compared to Mario Chase and Metroid Blast. My guess is that Nintendo hoped that Wii U would be the next Party Console. One NintendoLand was not enough to prove it.

If I can kill Tingle using Samus, then I will pay a fortune for that.

I could see them doing a NintendoLand 2 as a Christmas game. Include extra levels/modes for the good games from NintendoLand 1 (sorry Yoshi and Octopus) and a bunch more games and online for the multiplayer and online scoreboards for the singleplayer.

NintendoLand should have been on online product. Wii Sports Club should have been the pack-in and Nintendo Land should have been an online service with endless play options. Nintendo really goofed that.

I don't think they 'goofed' NintendoLand.

I still play it. In fact, whenever someone comes over, it's usually one of the first games to get put on as it uses the gamepad so well. It could've been better and it should have had pro controller support, but it was by no means a bad game.