Mii Fit (Wii Fit (Wii))

Member Name: bumblebee86

Product:	Wii Fit (Wii)
Date:	17/05/09 (7 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Fun, competitive, good for adults and kids

Disadvantages: Might be a bit costly but worth it

This is an excellent idea from nintendo especially with all the bad media about obesity. This game is a great way to get the whole family involved!

It consists of a wii balance board which you do most of the activites on and a disc(software) which is the 'game'.

You start off creating a profile for yourself/everyone who is going to use it and creat your very own mii. This mii is then used in the games/activities onscreen which you are doing.

You can do a body test each day which weighs you, tells you your BMI, your wii fit age and shows your centre of gravity. This can then be shown on a graph.

There are 4 types of activites/games which are yoga,balance,aerobic and muscle the more activity you do the more games you open in each of these titles.

You are awarded 'time' coins which go into a piggy bank which shows how long you have spent exercising. You can also add other exercise to your profile.

The game saves all the information and progress for each profile. It also has hints and tips on fitness and a great yoga teacher one male and one female.

Aswell as an exercise aid for adults (i get very competitive) its great for kids as there are loads of fun interactive sports and mini games to do and they can compete to get on the leader board.

Overall I would say it might seem costly but it can be generically used by everyone in the home and is fun. As for increasing your fitness i am no scientist or doctor but surely doing any activity is going to help. However dont expect to lose loads of weight and get the perfect figure just by playing this its a start and can help tone up it has done for me.

Summary: Lots of fun mini games for all and if it helps you get active at the same time even better