Nintendo Gets Physical with Wii Fit

Wed Jul 11, 2007 1:52PM EDT

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Been breaking a sweat with Wii Sports Bowling? You ain't seen nothin' yet. Nintendo had just announced a new fitness game for the Wii—complete with a wireless balance board—that looks certain to get your blood pumping.

Unveiled today at the E3 gaming conference in L.A., Wii Fit comprises a series of fitness-oriented games and comes bundled with a thin, flat board that computes your weight and balance. You can run through a series of exercises, including push-ups, stretches, step aerobics, and even yoga, or you can try your hand—er, feet—at some cool balance-oriented games including a soccer ball head-butting contest. The wireless balance board can also measure your body mass index (or BMI); take a reading daily to track your progress (or lack thereof) over time. Pretty cool.

Expect Wii Fit to hit stores later this year; no immediate word on pricing.

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  • 1 Posted by mikeklepzig on Thu Sep 3, 2009 7:19PM EDT Report Abuse

    I would love to hear more on what excercises there are to do and how it can tell if you're doing them. I think I'll buy it regardless. :)

  • 2 Posted by cursemaster0 on Thu Sep 3, 2009 3:32PM EDT Report Abuse

    Yes. My parents bought the Wii for exercise so this will be great

  • 4 Posted by glambassist@sbcglobal.net on Thu Sep 3, 2009 4:10PM EDT Report Abuse

    I just demo-d this thing and it's actually pretty sweet. Kids won't realize they are working out. What I really enjoyed were the yoga-style and balancing. This is much better than the PS2 workout "games" they had.

  • 5 Posted by thatguyishim on Thu Sep 3, 2009 10:02PM EDT Report Abuse

    really on the wii almost any game you play is like excercise4 you can not sit down and easily play the wii

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