My mother purchased it but neither of the room’s with Wiis (my room and my sister’s room) have been arranged to afford enough space to play it.

I suppose I stand with some of the academics finding issue with the game because of it using BMI and what not. It seems nice enough, but it does seem to largely neglect muscle. I also dislike Nintendo’s advertising of it as something revolutionary to get the kids off of the couch, as DDR most certainly does that and makes it a lot more fun in the process.

There was an article I read the other day on The New York Time’s website that was more or less attacking the approach of Wii Fit and some other Wii games in general, arguing that the games that get you active without knowing it just for the fun of the game tend to be better work outs. It wasn’t a bad piece, but I can’t seem to find it at the moment.

hmm.... one of the members here was supposed to write a review on it, will have to see what happened.

My wife and I are thinking about getting it as an interactive scale, cant see much more use from it until a Wii fit two comes making a multiplayer work out regime with Richard Simmons bouncing on the screen.

I’m still torn on how enjoyable it may be for a skateboarding game or something similar. While I can see it being a decent method of control, I often found that a good bit of the fun in arcade games is trying to stay on the board as you move with it.

I guess we’ll just have to see if third parties try to support the device or not.

I think with the success in sales of the Wii third parties will jump on board... <--- I made a funny

Oh I have no doubt they will make an effort to emulate the success of the game and board.

I just hope it doesn’t further pollute the system with shovelware.