Nintendo Wii Fit

Pros: Fun Way To Exercise, Creates A Daily Routine

Cons: No Multiplayer, Not the most accurate scale...

The Bottom Line: Where you can find and buy Wii Fits, and a complete overview of the game!

Review: So you've heard of Wii Fit - you've gone to the store and the shelf has constantly been empty and you have no idea why. Well, Nintendo has rolled out the Wii Fit much like they have rolled out the Wii console - very slowly to keep supply under ...

Pros: Can definately make a difference to your health if you are overweight and unfit.

Cons: May not do anything for you if you are already fit. A little boring.

The Bottom Line: If you are overweight or unfit and serious about change, then this game is for you. If you are already fit, you probably won't benefit from the game.

Review: ***Update*** After using the Wii Fit program I have definately become fitter and lost some weight. I've narrowed down the 'games' I play to perhaps a dozen that I rotate over a few days. Based on my own personal games I've concentrated on Strength, ...

Pros: makes working out fun and competitive

Cons: Hard to find and even harder to find for the $80 retail price

The Bottom Line: Whether you have a Wii console or not, get one and a Wii-Fit... If you can find them for the retail price.

Review: Want to go skiing or snowboarding in your living room? Want to get into shape while doing yoga, aerobics or games? Want to punch out your opponent without any actual injuries? How about using the balance board as the foot pedals on a drum set? ...

Pros: Will help you to ADD fitness to Family FUN!

Cons: Price - but IS worth it from what I can see.

The Bottom Line: Doesn't your family deserve this?? I highly recommend it ~ We love ours and are improving our health while having loads of fun together!

Review: NOTE (added 6/17): Based on some of the comments left for me from Epinions more "serious" gamers, I want to state that I am NOT "serious (play all day, all games)" gamer. I am a home-business owning Mom. I enjoy having fun ~ including some computer and ...

Pros: Fun games, gets you moving

Cons: Some of the games are not extremely challenging

The Bottom Line: If you would like to bring fitness to your family, this is a good game. If your family is a bunch of triathletes, perhaps not.

Review: I first heard about Wii Fit about a month before it came out. I'm not even sure that we had a Wii yet, but it was around the time that our house caught on fire and we decided to buy a Wii with our insurance money. I knew that this was a product that I ...

Pros: Fun, healthy, helpful, intuitive, tracks your progress, variations prevent boredom

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: It's the antithesis of the usual video game, it gets you up and moving and having fun while losing weight and gaining strength. Quality is excellent.

Review: Before the Wii Fit game and balance board was released, we had Dance Dance Revolution, and my kids loved it, but I found it a boring way to keep fit (mainly because I wasn't very good at it, and the mat kept slipping). As soon as I saw the Wii Fit ...

Pros: Fun and healthy at the same time!

Cons: Not perfect for all body types.

The Bottom Line: Great product - highly recommended. 

Review: IntroductionWii fit is the heavily-advertised and hard-to-get game that is used with the Nintendo Wii.  It comes with a CD containing the software for Wii Fit, and the Wii Fit balance board, which is needed to use the software.  ...

Pros: Fun and easy to use.  Enjoyable and a wee bit "real" on analyzing your fitness.

Cons: Lack of multiplayer support, lack of online updates, lack of customizable workout.

The Bottom Line:

If you can find one, get it.  If not, don't go crazy and spend too much to satisfy your want.  Most importantly, if you get one, use it!

Review: Is Nintendo's Wii Fit the Furby of 2008/2009?  With this ultra popular add on to an already hard to find game console, I'm sure that many folks are wondering if it is worth the hassle to go out and find one at any cost.I bought the Wii Fit ...

Pros: A variety of exercises make working out entertaining

Cons: The few canned trainer responses can be annoying

The Bottom Line: If you have a Wii already, buy a Wii Fit to exercise at home instead of going to the gym.

Review: I need to exercise. I am not one to go to the gym regularly. I do not have room in my house for more exercise equipment that will gather dust. And I do not want to walk in my neighborhood. But since I need to exercise, I decided that I would try the Wii ...

Pros: Fun For All Ages, Variety Of Activities, Aids Weight Loss, Improves Balance & Posture

Cons: Hard To Find, Single Player

The Bottom Line: This is an awesome family friendly tool to help live an active & healthy life style.

Review: Well after passing it up the first day it was in stores not realizing how popular it was I then spent a few months of stalking one down... & thanks to www.wiialerts.com and there text messages I finally got one!!! I don't know where to start... I was ...