There is something I feel is very important to say about Nintendo Land. I know a lot of you guys and gals were a bit underwhelmed with the E3 presentation for this game. It seemed like the explanation of how it worked and what it was went on a bit to long and was a bit too detailed. Unfortunately, I think that display killed off a lot of interest that this game deserves to have.
I absolutely promise you that seeing Nintendo Land via video feed and playing it are two completely different experiences. Nintendo Land is, without a doubt, a game that you need to go hands-on with to understand. When I was watching the Luigi's Ghost Mansion portion of Nintendo's press conference, I felt the game looked a little boring and underwhelming. The over-complicated explanation of the gameplay didn't help either.
That all changed the minute I went hands on with the game. I'm telling you, I really did have a blast with the title. The collection of games are going to be fantastic to play with friends and family, with tons of replay value in the majority of the games shown in this collection.
Please, just trust me on this one. Hang tight and reserve final judgment for when you can actually go hands-on with the title. I dare you to try Luigi's Ghost Mansion or Animal Crossing: Sweet Day and not become engaged. As long as you have the right people areound you, you're in for a fantastic experience that you'll find very hard to put down.
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