Testseek.com have collected 73 expert reviews of the Nintendo Wii Fit and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Nintendo Wii Fit.
April 2008
(80%)
73 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: Once again, another master stroke from Nintendo. Just when you thought the Wii couldn’t get any better, they come up with Wii Fit.When the Wii was first announced with the Wii Remote, a lot of people were sceptical about how good the Wii Remote would a...
Simple and easy to use, Entry level exercises through to tougher workouts, Gives you guide to your overall fitness, Lets you track your stats and see improvements, Get fitter in the privacy of your own home, Cheaper than a gym club membership
Solely using the BMI is not the best indicator of fitness, Some exercises can strain weak joints – be careful!, Youngsters will get bored pretty quickly
So, here I am, shoes off, standing on the Wii Balance Board, which is the heart of the Wii Fit program. First time set-up is very simple, just fit the supplied batteries and s press the synch button to connect the Balance Board to your Wii via Bluetoot...
Abstract: It’s only been a couple of days since we posted a first look with some hands-on photos of the Nintendo Wii Fit and Balance Board, on that day I decided to spend time everyday using Wii Fit and to see just how good it was, as the Nintendo Wii needed to ...
Abstract: Today I got my hands-on the Wii Fit and the Balance Board for my Nintendo Wii; over the next week I will be giving this new gadget a lot of time and doing a hands-on review over a few posts. The aim will be to keep using this device so I can maintain a...
If you were worried about the remote growing through the screen, this could make you go through it instead, involves exercise, youve got to find somewhere to store the balance board
Wii Fit is going to be a cracking addition to the console
Easy to follow tutorials for each exercise. You can easily see what you’re doing wrong and instantly correct any errors. Unlockable material provides incentive to stick with the program.
The cost is prohibitive. The balance board is yet another peripheral for which batteries are required. There’s no true multiplayer option.
