I haven't played it myself but I watched students play it for an hour or two and they were really getting into it.

Sometimes too much.

They mostly seemed to keep coming back to the quick draw one, but that may have been because it was the first one they started with.

Man, I wish more people were playing this game. It looks like a game I could play with my wife and kids, but $50 just seems too high for what seems to be a glorified tech demo.

@Zero

Yeah, one of my friends was yelling so loud during the plate spinning game that he scared my roommate's dog, haha.

@cooliocuneo

What's wrong with a glorified tech demo?

I can't even imagine how much yelling Anand is going to do while playing this tomorrow. I may as well just acknowledge that the lady below us is going to hate us forever.

@Secret_Tunnel Just the price. And that I believe every game is 2 player only. At least with Wii Sports, you could go bowling, or golfing by yourself.

I really WANT to own the game, but I have a feeling I'd be paying $50 just for the quick draw game, and a few others.

Well, I bit the bullet so to speak. Ok, actually I bought this off eBay thinking somebody would outbid me. Oh well, $37 with free shipping, not bad.

Popped this game in yesterday after work, and messed around a bit. My 7yr old was not interested in playing, but I did get him to play a game or two of Quick Draw, but he was not putting any effort into it. My wife was doing homework, and my youngest (4yrs old) isn't allowed to play the Switch yet. Any parents know what the hands of a 4yr old look like, amirite?

So it only gives you access to a few of the 28(?) games at the beginning. No Milk and no Ball Count. Come on, the main reason I bought this game was to experience HD Rumble, more on that later. After a few rounds of double-fisted Quick Draw (I was able to get a tie by firing both guns at exact same time) the game opened up the Team Play and Random modes, along with the remaining 20 games or so.

HD Rumble, I'm pretty impressed. It really did feel like there were marbles in the JoyCons. The Shake the Bottle game (wow, hand gestures, just wow) you could feel a slight fizz, and then bigger bubbles. And not sure what other games really make use of this, the Safe Cracker game, you could feel a distinct difference when you'd hit the right number, but pretty minor. Anyhoo... HD Rumble is cool, and I hope more games make use of it.

As for 1-2 Switch itself, I'll reserve judgment until after I play this in a group setting (most likely involving alcohol too).

I grabbed it, as well. The HD Rumble stuff is pretty cool, but the game doesn't have much depth or longevity. It's something to pull out when demoing the Switch to new people, though some of the mini-games are kind of terrible.

I can't get that damned baby to sleep!