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http://www.escapistmagazine.co...tended-to-Make-You-Fit
There goes my fitness plan for 2008
Ok, so Shiggy says its not meant to get you fit, but this article at Kotaku says "Hey, it works, sorta."
http://kotaku.com/362216/its-s...ed-wii-fit-sorta-works
There goes my fitness plan for 2008
But later in the interview, Miyamoto reveals that maintaining physical fitness isn't actually the point of the game. "I forgot to mention something earlier: I don't think Wii Fit's purpose is to make you fit; what it's actually aiming to do is make you aware of your body," he said.
"If you're standing still, and it tells you "Your body is swaying," you can see on the training results screen that your body has been shaking. But I think you'd never realize that your body is shaking in day-to-day life. I think becoming aware of things like this about yourself is quite interesting."
Ok, so Shiggy says its not meant to get you fit, but this article at Kotaku says "Hey, it works, sorta."
http://kotaku.com/362216/its-s...ed-wii-fit-sorta-works
I must confess: When I saw Wii Fit at E3 last year, I hated it. Really, really hated it. And when I bought it for this feature, I still hated it. Then I started using it, and the hate started dissipating. Nintendo's doing its own thing now, for better or worse. And taking Wii Fit for what it is, the game works. My wife and my kid really enjoy it, and it's a horrible cliche, but playing it with them has been good fun. Yes, it doesn't have online. Yes, there should be downloadable exercises. Yes, it should do more. Things can always be made better, and hopefully, Nintendo realizes that. Will I keep using Wii Fit? Probably. It's going to be Spring soon, you know. And I'll need something to track my progress while I go power walking by the river.