Reviews for Wii Fit
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- Overall 8
Wii Fit [UK]
IGN
25 April 2008
- Summary: Should you? Shouldn't you? We sweat over Nintendo's most staunchly untraditional title yet.
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- Overall 7
Wii Fit
GameSpot
08 May 2008
- Conclusion: In structure, Wii Fit is most reminiscent of the various Brain Training games on the Nintendo DS, with the title broken down into a series of exercises that players ca...
- Pros: Family-Friendly Fun::It's safe for kids, but not so kid-oriented that adults can't enjoy it. This game is something that the whole family can get behind. So when you f...
- Cons: Disappointing::Plenty of games out there just aren't living up to their full potential. Games with a lot of potential that fall markedly short will earn this demerit f...
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- Overall 8
Wii Fit
G4
15 May 2008
- Conclusion: Sweating to the Wii While Wii Fit may be apart of a well-rounded exercise rudiment, you shouldn’t start cancelling your gym membership anytime soon. There’s a definite...
- Pros: Skinny people have more sex, Balance board feels sturdy and responsive, Engages the participant
- Cons: Lack of the ability to create a playlist, More could be unlocked from the start, The music (or lack of) during jogging
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- Overall 9
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TheStar.com
16 May 2008
- Excerpt: Be skeptical if you must, but Wii Fit really is a game that's good for your health. Better said, it's a great game that's also good for you health.
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- Overall 8
- Gameplay 8
- Graphics 5
- Sound 6
Exercise made fun.
Yahoo
19 May 2008
- Conclusion: This is partly true because of the instructors, but also because Wii Fit shows your subtle movements and shifts to you as you play, a highly useful addition. So when y...
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- Overall 8
Our intrepid reviewer sweats his way through Nintendo's latest... and has the sore muscles to prove it.
Yahoo
13 May 2008
- Conclusion: Yoga's not really our bag, but if you're into contorting your body into ever more bizarre shapes, you'll find ample opportunity to do so in Wii Fit. Finally, strength ...
- Pros: Strong, sensitive balance board, Clean presentation, Cunning mini-games
- Cons: Lots of unlocking needed
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- Overall 7
Wii Fit
PC Magazine
16 May 2008
- Summary: Gamers looking for an excuse to get off the couch will find plenty here to love, in the form of truly entertaining mini games like skiing, snowboarding, and dancing. S...
- Pros: It's exercise. Fun mini games. Strong Mii integration.
- Cons: It's exercise. Balance Board feedback is sometimes vague. Weak multiplayer support.
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Wii Fit
The A.V. Club
21 May 2008
- Conclusion: A simple home-exercise kit that gets better the longer you stick with it—and you will, right?
- Pros: While the game does its best to motivate you, nothing is as satisfying as seeing other players' high scores and trying your damnedest to beat them.
- Cons: You may have to pick up and set down the Wii-mote several times just to get an activity started; the balance board should have an "A" button to keep you in the zone.
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- Overall 8
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Game Informer
24 May 2008
- Conclusion: As such, Wii Fit falls short of being the all-in-one exercise program it could be. Be that as it may, perhaps the more important question is: Will you make the most of...
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- Overall 8
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Game Informer
12 May 2008
- Summary: Ever since Wii Fit was announced at E3 last year I, and many other gamers, have been skeptical of its ability to deliver a serious workout. After digging in to the dai...
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