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more about #fit more comments → Sir Gibler: Did Nintendo make Brian's Mii for him... Jesus Christ! My Mii doesn't even remotely look like me... you'd think since the whole Mario thing you'd be a... more » lanion: WiiFit helped get me into exercising regularly... I only played it for about a month then sold it, but only because I joined a yoga club, did P90X, an... more » Jux: Haven't tried Wii Fit yet, but I found that changing to a healthier diet and getting off my ass helped me lose 30 lbs in four months and get a BMI tha... more » Acerbus Letalis: This looks fun (!) more » -
#nintendo
On October 4, You Can Lose $20 and a Few Pounds on the Wii Fit Plus
Brian will be one happy boy come October 4. That's when the Wii Fit Plus (announced at E3) will be arriving. Good news: looks like it'll be only $20 if you don't need a Balance Board. More » -
#wii
Japanese Doctors Using Wii Fit to Help You Stop Being Fat
Nintendo has partnered with NEC, Panasonic and Hitachi to put together a system that actual doctors will use to check up on actual patients, using a Wii Fit. More » -
#familytrainer
Atari's Family Trainer Is Wii Fit Meets NES Power Pad Meets DDR
Atari isn't going to let Nintendo hog all the video game fitness money, as evidenced by the announcement of Family Trainer for the Wii. It's pretty similar to Wii Fit in that people stand on it and do activities, but it doesn't weigh you and actually has pads for you to jump or step on. No price yet, but is there enough room in your house for both this and the Wii Fit? How many more photoshoots of Japanese people jumping around their living rooms are we going to get in this console generation? [Reg Hardware] -
