Professor Hatsworth's farm is falling apart and it needed a bit of TLC. Tyler rebuilt Hatsworth's farm and tested out all of the machinery. Check out his review.
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Dream Team for $30?
Hell, a lot of these are Nintendo games for $30. I strongly advise anyone considering a first party game to grab what you want now, as first party titles seldom (if ever) get a price drop.
Nintendo Insider writes:
Having garnered much attention following Giant Bomb’s efforts in putting the game through its paces, Funky Barn was already able to achieve cult status among gamers prior to launch.
Its Miiverse community board remains one of the most popular on the Wii U, posts full of wit and humour even from those that have yet to investigate its delights for themselves. For this is a game that, despite its name, lacks any funk at all.
"So as not to provoke or be quickly categorized as dopey, some simulation games go about things in a tactful way and in very defined terms, sheltering players from rubbing shoulders with anything out of the ordinary. Funky Barn, though, in all its conventional wisdom, strives to produce and build upon active threads of hectic farm-life cultivation, bringing about this investment through free customization. What can quickly be pegged as distressingly feeble in fact has a sportive quality going for it. But by aiming to liven things up through somewhat opaque means and with other debris getting in the way of this style being amplified rather than simply toyed with, Funky Barn's lamentable execution proves imperfectly laid-back for not doing more service than that of a rather silly sandbox." -- Wiiloveit.com
I'm sort of glad that I held off on purchasing a Wii U. I still plan to, but I think I'll wait for a couple more good games.