Nintendo Life: Of the three major console platforms of the current generation, none seem to be as family oriented as the Wii U. Nintendo has taken some heat for this, of course, with some enthusiasts claiming that it puts out "kiddie" platforms that no self-respecting gamer would dare to admit spending too much time with. Wherever you may stand on this, the broader appeal that Nintendo aims to cultivate occasionally gives rise to genres that don't show up nearly as frequently on other platforms, such as platformers or – in this case – educational games. Now I know my ABCs is an extremely simple game that ultimately sets out to act as a tool to be used to teach children the basic English alphabet, and it certainly succeeds in this.
