Wii Fit (Wii) Reviews

As the summer was about to begin earlier this year I looked at myself in the mirror and thought "Kal, you don't look as good as you used it!". As with many others (I'm sure) I was adamant to get fit for the summer. With the recession upon us I couldn't afford the gym and didn't really (being honest) have the motivation to do workouts ...  Read the complete review

I was given a Wii Fit a year and a half ago and have only used it 10 times since! That shows how effective it is at keeping you fit! I'm not someone who sits around all day doing nothing, but the Wii Fit does not motivate me enough - I prefer to go on my bike or for a walk. That said, when I do get on I get extremely competive and it does do me ...  Read the complete review

The Wii Fit is a very good invention! It is not just a game - definitely not! This software promises the player to work out at home without ever stepping foot in a gym - it's true! By the end of a gaming session you will literally be gasping for breath and sweating like a pig! The games are variable and makes up of 4 basic categories: Muscle / ...  Read the complete review

After desperately wanting the Wii fit for many months, my OH and I eventually saved the money and decided to go ahead and treat ourselves. We bought ours from HMV and paid £69.99 at the time - the price has gone down since it was released and may be even cheaper now! ~~First Impressions~~ As we had been waiting so long to get ...  Read the complete review

We got the Wii Fit and Balance Board for Christmas last year, and I would say that the Wii Fit is less of a game and more of a taster for the Balance Board. The Balance Board is a sophisticated bit of equipment as well as a lot of fun and Wii Fit has a decent selection of Yoga and Muscle exercises, some good balance games and some ...  Read the complete review

I have borrowed the wii fit off my mum as I am trying to lose weight and after hearing alot of people rave about it I wanted to give it a go before purchasing one. Personal experience: I was really looking forward to using it to be honest I was a bit disappointed. It is very hard I think to do the games as the board is very ...  Read the complete review

I am a person who feels that i am overweight. So i have tried diets and trying to do exercise but its simply not fun enough. So when i heard from my friend around 6 weeks before release day that there was going to be a new fun fitness game for the Nintendo Wii i basically rushed home to pre order this game. Inside the Wii Fit box you ...  Read the complete review

You're probably not asking where I have been for the last couple of months. If you are then god bless ya! The truth is that Wii Fit has consumed the past 100 days and I feel I have now clocked up enough time to give an overall opinion on the product. It all started when trying on a shirt in a changing room, once again I had ...  Read the complete review

The Wii Fit is a great way to have fun and start exercising. Perfect for any ages, you can pick and choose as to which activities you want to complete in, and as they say practise makes perfect! You begin by creating your own character, and filling in some rather personal details (weight haha personal for any female!!). Your little Wii ...  Read the complete review

Here is my review on the WiiFit for Nintendo Wii. The WiiFit has obviously been designed to specifically target the market of those who would like to shed a few pounds but either fail to find the time or fail to find the motivation which is understandable when the weather outside doesn't look too great or if you've had a rather rough ...  Read the complete review

At the core of the Wii Fit experience is the balance board, an elegant-looking yet surprisingly sturdy peripheral which features several internal scales that can detect changes in weight and pressure as you're standing on it. The board--which is also quite hefty at roughly 8.8 lbs (4kgs)--interacts wirelessly with the Wii, and takes four AA ...  Read the complete review

A genius game! It is a new and innovative way to bring exercise into the home and encourage all members of the family to take a realistic look at weight, BMI, exercise habits and overall health. It offers tips to improve health, posture and balance. Provides a record of weight and BMI as you tone up and lose weight. It ...  Read the complete review

The first time I had a go on the wii fit was with friends at Christmas time and I have to say we had lots of fun. Since then I have purchased my own wii fit and have been using it for about 4 months now. It has lots of choice of exercise and games so I'd say it's definitely something for the whole family. Wii fit comes with the wireless ...  Read the complete review

This is a must if you have a wii. The wii fit is so much fun. It can tell you your weight your bmi and lots more stuff. It can help you set a target for weight loss within a time limit and can help you achieve it by offering a variety of yoga poses to tone your muscles and make your body more flexible and and lots of muscles workouts to help tone ...  Read the complete review

I got given this game for my birthday from my dad (who secretly just wanted it to himself). This game can be quite fun, but i found theres not really enough variety on it and found myself getting very bored of it. The games such as the hoola hooping and the stepping one is probably the most fun for me. The stretches in particular though important ...  Read the complete review

I've had Wii Fit for six months now and I have to say it is the best game purchase I have ever made. I still use regularly after all this time. The game is suitable for any age I have had 2 year old cousins playing on it followed by 87 year old grandparents! The only thing to mention here is that the BMI that the game calculates at the beginning ...  Read the complete review

The idea of exercise isn't a new one, it dates back to beyond a time of Nintendo, Mario and the Wii, it dates back to before Jesus, and in all honesty back to the start of the human race. Though not called "exercise" originally but merely a form of life, chasing animals around with big pointy sticks looking for the next meal, this was ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Nintendo wii fit in May, from Littlewoods direct. It cost £74.99 and it came with the balance board and game. I was surprised to find that there was no silicon cover (that needs to be purchased separately). The actual game is fantastic, it has Yoga, and muscle workouts and there is 15 unlockable positions in each of these. The ...  Read the complete review

As soon as this came out it was one of those things that caught my eye instantly, I knew that I really really wanted one, however I was worried that it would be a novelty at first and I would be using it all the time, then it would sit gathering dust, much like the Wii console that I hadn't touched for months. When I found myself ...  Read the complete review

As said in one of my previous reviews I brought my Nintendo Wii as a way of getting active. So when purchasing my Wii I also brought the Nitendo Wii fit as I was sure this would be an ideal game to make me get up and move. All in all my asumptions were correct, this game does get you moving however you still have to have the motivation ...  Read the complete review