Nintendo Wii Fit

The Bottom Line: This is a really good way to get back into exercising. It is fun and entertaining for adults and for children.

Review: Every since we got our Wii over a year and a half ago, my husband has said it was a great way to get exercise. My kids really enjoy the Wii Sports and my husband as well. Getting Wii Fit was his idea, but I was also interested in it. I must say I...

The Bottom Line: Where you can find and buy Wii Fits, and a complete overview of the game!

Review: So you've heard of Wii Fit - you've gone to the store and the shelf has constantly been empty and you have no idea why. Well, Nintendo has rolled out the Wii Fit much like they have rolled out the Wii console - very slowly to keep supply under...

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WII Fit isn't a perfect product, but it's defintiely a good aid to getting fitter - the balance board is worth having for other games too.

Review: WII Fit is not so much a game as a personal trainer, designed to help you reach your goal of losing weight. To do such a thing with a video game is quite a novel idea (though already much imitated) and has received considerable acclaim. Does it...

The Bottom Line: Whether you have a Wii console or not, get one and a Wii-Fit... If you can find them for the retail price.

Review: Want to go skiing or snowboarding in your living room? Want to get into shape while doing yoga, aerobics or games? Want to punch out your opponent without any actual injuries? How about using the balance board as the foot pedals on a drum set?...

The Bottom Line: In short, the Nintendo Wii Fit is the one Christmas present that the whole family is still fighting over.

Review: In short, the Nintendo Wii Fit is the one Christmas present that the whole family is still fighting over.

The Specifics

The Nintendo Wii Fit comes with centered around the new balance board, a good looking yet sturdy board which...

The Bottom Line: This is a video game which is great for entertainment purposes. Don't read more than that into it.

Review: I saw the Wii Fit on Good Morning America one morning and decided that it looked cool enough to spend $90 on. This is actually a bundle deal which may be why it costs so much. You get the balance board which acts as the controller as well as a game...

The Bottom Line: This has been a hit with everyone in my family and encourages them to get fit while having fun like playing a video game.

Review: Over the years there have been many a gimmick to get people exercising. One need only flip the channels at three in the morning to see celebrities touting a variety of pieces of equipment designed to flatten tummies and build muscles.

Much...

The Bottom Line: If you are overweight or unfit and serious about change, then this game is for you. If you are already fit, you probably won't benefit from the game.

Review: ***Update***

After using the Wii Fit program I have definately become fitter and lost some weight. I've narrowed down the 'games' I play to perhaps a dozen that I rotate over a few days. Based on my own personal games I've concentrated on...

The Bottom Line: Doesn't your family deserve this?? I highly recommend it ~ We love ours and are improving our health while having loads of fun together!

Review: NOTE (added 6/17): Based on some of the comments left for me from Epinions more "serious" gamers, I want to state that I am NOT "serious (play all day, all games)" gamer. I am a home-business owning Mom. I enjoy having fun ~ including some computer...

The Bottom Line: The Wii Fit is a great first stab at a new style of "game". But it simply isn't fun enough to hold everyone's attention.

Review: Leave it to Nintendo to create something so brilliant and flawed at the same time. Not only is their Wii console very hard to find, but now they have a game that's equally hard to find.

Wii Fit is the newest innovation by Nintendo, which...