Testseek.com 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%)
73 Reviews
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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: Does the Wii Fit have what it takes to get pulses racing? The Nintendo Wii console has already changed the face of gaming by creating an emerging casual gamers market where young and old can join in this traditionally teenage male-dominated world with ...
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...
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(80%)
Published: 2008-05-21, Author: Matt , review by: Businessweek.com
Brilliant product design; intuitive software; good mix of content; batteries included
Some tactless messages; the yoga instructor can be a little snarky
The best implementation yet of good-for-you gaming thats actually fun
Sense of progress, good mix of exercises, doesnt feel like a trial
Assessment of ideal weights and body masses a bit generous The Final Word For those who are fairly sporty anyway, the Wii Fit may end up more of a check-and-balance device rather than a full-on trainer, as it seems not to have endurance tests and activ...
For those who are fairly sporty anyway, the Wii Fit may end up more of a check-and-balance device rather than a full-on trainer, as it seems not to have endurance tests and actively slowed us down when jogging. For all that, its a brilliant idea. Wii ...
Cleverly disguises exercise behind videogame interface; Balance Board works well; balance games are fun.
Cant queue up exercises to form a routine; insensitive to body-image issues; BMI doesnt measure fitness.
The commercial success of the Wii can be attributed to many different things. The low price point is surely a big factor, but the systems innovative input method is its defining feature. Nintendos system has made gaming more accessible by converting ...
For those who are fairly sporty anyway, the Wii Fit may end up more of a check and balance device rather than a full-on trainer as it seems not to have endurance tests and actively slowed us down when jogging. For all that, its a brilliant idea. Wii ...
Tracks weight and body mass index; various genres of fitness games; tones muscles and improves balance; supports Wii Fit Channel function to check your personal progress.
Board only takes up to only 150kg; initially locks most of the exercises; lacks option for players to create their own workout programs; poor support for multiplayer.
Wii Fit will help you work up a sweat, but its not as smooth and fun a workout as youd probably like.
