Testseek.co.uk have collected 73 expert reviews of the Nintendo Wii Fit and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Nintendo Wii Fit.
April 2008
(80%)
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The editors liked
Simple and easy to use
Entry level exercises through to tougher workouts
Gives you guide to your overall fitness
Lets you track your stats and see improvements
Get fitter in the privacy of your own home
Cheaper than a gym club membership
Range of sports
Eight people can store fitness
Info
Great fun
For all ages
Fun and addictive. Simple way to exercise. Health benefits for all ages
Sensing of centre of gravity
Sweating bullets
Minimalist and clean graphics
Interactive
Pick up and play
The editors didn't like
Solely using the BMI is not the best indicator of fitness
Some exercises can strain weak joints – be careful!
Youngsters will get bored pretty quickly
Practice makes perfect
Expensive
Novelty product
SOlo play is boring
Can’t do multiplayer simultaneously. More expensive than going for a run. Tempting to use when drunk
Throwaway minigames
Creepy noface trainers
Shortlived fun
If you were worried about the remote growing through the screen
This could make you go through it instead
Involves exercise
Youve got to find somewhere to store the balance board
Abstract: Wii Fits presentation is typical Nintendo, which is to say that it’s clean, cartoony, and cheery for the most part. The title looks best while in the aerobic and balance game modes, with a players assortment of Miis taking center stage. It makes for...
Most of the exercises are fun to watch, if not fun to do. WiiFit has the potential to be a great party game, as well as an in home gym setup. Its certainly family and kid friendly, and can possibly help all you parents out there convince your childre...
Abstract: Raw eggs not included. Wii Fit is possibly the ultimate casual game. Its marketing targets a wide spectrum of players, such as soccer moms and people that don’t know what exercise is. It contains no blatant references to any established Nintendo franc...
Abstract: NintendoWho wants to get fit? I sure as hell know I do. Im pretty sure everyone reading this wants to get fit too. Being fit is one of those things that almost everyone generally wishes they could be. Unfortunately not everyone is inclined to put out ...
Abstract: Sharpening your mind with Nintendo’s casual gaming hit Brain Age was just the beginning. Now the wizards behind the Wii want to whip your whole body into shape with their latest “not quite a game” effort Wii Fit. Bundled with the bathroom scale-like b...
You can work out those thunder thighs without going to the gym with a variety of fun games and exercises. Plus there’s the bonus of a very accurate BMI/weight scale.
Nothing to tell you how many calories you’ve burned. The BMI readings can’t be turned off for kids.
Wii Fit is a good exercise alternative for those who can’t afford or don’t want to go to the gym. The variety of fun activities make it well worth picking up if you can.
Abstract: It's no secret that Nintendo has been trying to branch out by releasing games that appeal to a wider, and sometimes different, audience. Its "Touch Generations" series of games have included successful titles like Brain Age, Big Brain Academy, and now ...
Abstract: Game: Wii FitGenre: Exercise/BalancePlatform: Nintendo WiiWriting a review for Wii Fit is one of the strangest things I’ve had to do in my time at Gamervision. How do you score something that isn’t actually meant to be a game for a video game website? ...
Abstract: I think it’s fair to say that the Nintendo Wii is a peripheral-heavy console. As well as the innovative motion controls it ships with you also have a clip-on gun holder for Link’s Crossbow Training, a steering wheel for Mario Kart Wii and...
Abstract: Alright, lets just get this out of the way: Wii Fit isnt going to give you the muscles of Schwarzenegger or give you the subtle grace of Baryshnikov. In short, if you go in spaghetti-armed and uncoordinated, youll probably come out that way. Much li...
