I finished VVVVV and loved every minute so looking for something similar. This looks ideal.

I wanted this, but I have a Wii U now. This game was announced ages ago - why did it take so long? Would have been ideal in that lull before the Wii U release. I blame the timing, nothing else.

I'm loving this. Wasn't going to buy the game but thought I'd try since it was a free demo. And it's great fun, especially the vs mode. Can't decide now whether to buy the game retail (it's £22 on Amazon) or pay to download other bits and bobs.

Petz Fantasy 3D. Yay.

I hit the same problem as many others - bought a table without the demo, got confused, had to Google it. Still, I've been playing "Epic Quest" all afternoon and it's great. My first foray into Zen Pinball. I'll try some of the Marvel tables next.

"Nothing for me" comments: what's the point? There's even an entry on the voting thing so you don't have to say it.

This is B.S. The Wi U game is ready but we have to wait while the other two ports are developed. BOYCOTT.

Hope they put in the two "unfinished" dungeons that were cut for final release. That'd convince me to re-purchase.

I want this. The one disappointing thing about Wii was its lack of decent (non-Kart) driving games. And I'm glad Criterion are involved. The Burnout series for me reached a peak at Burnout 2 but the later games were one of only things to (almost) tempt me to a non-Nintendo console. I'd love to see a new Burnout as well.

Everyone says price is the problem and I agree to an extent, but that doesn't seem to put people in the UK off shelling out for yet another variant of a glowing Apple tablet. Most people I talk to haven't heard of a Wii U or don't understand what it is. I think word of mouth is a big thing for Nintendo consoles. With the Wii I'd show people Wii Sports and they'd instantly want one. Wii U is a more subtle, slow-burning experience, harder to sell. But I hope sales pick up.

I downloaded this today and it's well worth the reduced price. I'll be revisiting the single-player mode to try and get 3 stars for each course. I'd have loved some marathon single-player levels, not just lap-based ones. But what with this and the excellent "And Yet It Moves", Broken Rules are fast becoming my favourite indie developer.