I think you have to be the ghost and use — as my cousins and I put it — the EMP. If you hold ZL and ZR for a while, you can suck all of the battery juice out of the trackers' flashlights. I think if you win before any of them pick up a battery after the EMP, you get the stamp.

How do you save princess Monita?

I tried going through the game again, but saw no difference.

I liked Metroid Blast the most. I think my favorites are:
1.Metroid Blast
2.Yoshi Fruit Cart
3.Ninja
4.F-Zero

The other ones are cool too, but Metroid Blast was probably the most hardcore on there IMO. My family liked DK Crash most(at first), but it sucks to watch, and it's a short game. I still can't get past that last 'be brave part'...

You're supposed to throw stars at her because it's the bad guy in disguise. The other half of the game then starts.

Yoshi Fruit Cart is so gonna waste so much of my time I'm sure. I mean it's middle of the road for Nintendo Land quality but it seems pretty addicting.

That's what I thought it was. Thanks!

Has anyone else had a problem with the facecam? Mine only shows a still picture. It doesn't move, if you know what I mean. Anyone know what to do?

I love this game! Zelda: Battle Quest is my favorite part, with Metroid Blast coming in second place. Many say Octopus Dance is terrible, but it's quite fun once you get used to it. I still haven't play Animal Crossing: Sweet Day yet, but so far it's all great!

I have now tested every single attraction few times and I gotta say that none of them are bad. I didn't expect much from some minigames like Octopus Dance and Captain Falcon's Twister Race but they turned out to be enjoyable games as well.
Out of all the competitive attractions I think Animal Crossing is the greatest. My family have had serious fun playing that one game for a couple of hours already. Luigi's Mansion and Mario Chase are also very good but Animal Crossing takes the cake.
I'd say Zelda Battle Quest is my favorite team attraction but I wish I had more plus controllers. I can only play with two players.
And the greatest single player attraction... Tough choice... I can't decide between Donkey Kong's Crash Course and Balloon Trip Breeze. I have to play a little more to decide.
Overall Nintendo Land is a really great game for a minigame collection. It doesn't even feel like minigame collection. Most of the attractions have so much depth that they could be almost considered as full games if they'd add more stages.

My mom and dad won't even bother with this. They just say they "don't like video games". Well maybe they would like this one! They never even tried it! >:[

lol. Some people are just like that. Don't bother trying to convince them.

Yup. In the end it's just them being close-minded for whatever reason. Just enjoy the games yourself and with siblings/friends if possible. :3

it's because videogames were not part of their childhood if they're in their 40's and 50's. They'll usually just shrug it off mr.scrooge style and give you the 'videogames are stupid and a waste of time, WTF is this' look

They probably fire up Nintendo Land when you go to bed or your mom pulls out the hidden balance board for some Wii Fit while your old man whips out ZombiU.

You think that's annoying? What's really annoying is when your dad is too busy playing Metro 2033 to try out NintendoLand. So there is clearly not a barrier of entry there, but they still refuse to play.

Ah well, I can always play Gears of War 3 with him.

So what if mom and dad don't want to play games. It's not like video games fulfill you or make you a good person or anything. Leave them alone! >:0
I'm gonna wait for price drop to $30 for this one in my opinion. Doesn't seem worth 40

I think you're the lucky one in this situation. At least your family plays games.

If you're daring, you could ask them why they don't like it. If they get irked or look annoyed for some reason, maybe they hate video games with passion for some strong reason

Oh,it's worth every penny.

How do you interact with other users in this game?