I'd hope so cause I have a feeling Wii Sports has already not...aged the best.

When I try to play Captain Falcon's Twister Race, the gamepad keeps disconnecting ad needs to be recalibrated. Does this happen for anyone else?

I have to say I think my favorite games are the Zelda one and Pikman one. Played those two for a few hours co-op with my son. Only reason I had to stop was cause my arm got tired from the Zelda one. Lol.

I have a feeling that the Yoshi and Donkey Kong minigame are secretly the best ones. Oh and the Animal Crossing minigame is rad, too.

The Yoshi one is pretty fun too. I haven't played the DK one or the Animal Crossing one yet.

This game is amazing! My family and I played this for hours straight and I haven't even felt like trying out the other games I have yet.

My favorites are the Donkey Kong Crash Course and Metroid Blast. I also like the Luigi's Mansion one, but don't get to pay it as much because it's multiplayer only.

At the end when they show pictures scrolling in the background, and they give you the option to post to miiverse, they should let you post one of those pictures with it. Why show the pictures scrolling in the background, and then not even let you look at them up close or post them to miiverse?

Out of all the "chase" minigames (Mario Chase, Luigi's Mansion, Animal Crossing) I'd say Animal Crossing was the most fun.

Yesterday I defeated Ridley, the final boss of Metroid Blast and got a star in that. I really enjoyed Metroid Blast! I especially liked defeating Kraid, it was really fun to defeat!

Next I'm gonna go for starring Pikmin Adventure.

BTW Kinda off topic question: I was trying to play Metroid Blast with my bro, but his WiiMote wasn't responding right. He has to turn his WiiMote around to get it to point at the screen. We tried calibrating it, but that didn't work either. It worked Christmas day, I don't understand why it doesn't work today. Any ideas? I haven't tried it today yet, so maybe it works, maybe not.

Nintendo Land is really amazing. I have yet to try every game available, but I do love the Pikmin and Metroid games a lot. My little brother and I cleared all 30 levels in Metroid Blast yesterday, and those extra levels really outdo even the current series in terms of experience at times. There are two boss situations in the extras that I never recall being done within the current series, and after seeing Nintendo Land's execution, I would like the series to explore those ideas. I have enjoyed both the ship and land combat, though I have mostly been the pilot. At first, it did feel a bit odd controlling Samus's ship (it has never been done before), but I got use to the feel of the ship quickly enough to avoid disaster and beat Kraid. Right now, my little brother and I are looking to get Master ranks. Plenty of Metroid Blast should be revisited for a future Metroid title, especially its handling of a third person experience within a 3D setting.

Where Metroid Blast gave me thrills with its tactical focus, Pikmin gives me thrills with its faster paced mayhem. I really like the concept of controlling Olimar with the left trigger, left stick and touch screen. It really makes me long for a 3DS Pikmin experience. The execution for this game is again very smooth, and brings plenty of ideas to the table that can be used in future Pikmin installments. The most wowing moment for me probably is with the encounter against the Bulblord. While my little brother got an overhead view of the giant, I received a closer perspective of the beast. The difference made the Bulblord look a bit more intimidating with its size on the gamepad screen. Overall, I would probably give both Pikmin Adventure and Metroid Blast 9s or 9.5s.

Metroid Blast is a great attraction and Nintendo should no doubt take notes from it for a real Metroid game in the future. Playing The Legend of Zelda: Battle Quest has also made me want the classic pig-like Moblins and Ganon to return in the next Zelda.

I like the animal crossing and luigi's mansion best. I haven't tried the metroid yet though.

Battle Quest is great fun, and Pikmin and Metroid are awesome too. Octopus Dance is rubbish though, it's the only bad single player game. But I can't get past the brick wall in Balloon Trip breeze though.

@Happy_Mask Tap the bricks on the GamePad's screen.

Been trying to clear the 3rd level of the Zelda Monster Quest myself. I use the sword and my son uses the bow and arrow. Just one question anyone know how to get past the little armor bug like creatures in the 3rd level. I seem not to be able to damage them with the sword.

Is it because you aren't using Wii Motion Plus?

Slice them in the direction the lines on their bodies indicate. If there's a diagonal line on one, slice it diagonally, or if it's vertical, slice it vertically.

I like using the bow and arrows and I think it's easier to use than a sword.

Does anyone know how to get the Magical stamp in Luigis Mansion?

Or you could have the archer shoot them in their eyeballs, and have the swordsman keep his shield up. :3

The Metroid levels are hard by yourself. I'm gonna have to invite someone over to help me out.
Same thing with the Zelda one. It's easier when you have a archer to take out the other archers and the birds for hearts.
And Pikmin because the CPUs are stupid. I need friends. D: