WiiFit

Infendo Radio 104 is moving forward

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New Game Get – Nintendo releases for the week ending May 24th

WiiFit is it! Really, it’s the only game being released in stores for any Nintendo’s systems this week. Nothing is coming out for DS at all. Are you picking up the next big thing?

Expert ‘aghast’ at idea of Wii Fit for kids

Video games just can’t win. First, it was violence. Then, sex. And today? It seems as though one expert believes Wii Fit will kill it some young kids something fierce. Tam Fry of the National Obesity Forum is calling for children to be banned from Wii Fit. I’m absolutely aghast that children are being told they are fat… BMI is far from perfect but with children it simply should n...

Nintendo, done in the Biblical sense

If you don’t read Sean Malstrom, you should. If that makes me sound like his official cheerleader, then so be it. On his homepage today, Malstrom juxtaposes the Book of Revelations and four key Nintendo executives. The results are humorous, telling, and 100% enjoyable to read. Come and see, the voice said to me. I looked up, honked my trumpet again, and lo! Come and see! said the voice again...

Wii Fit Is It blog will chronicle Infendo reader’s WiiFit experience

Infendo reader and Forum fan Red Mozzie has started to keep an online diary of his experience with WiiFit. He’s off to a good start and we look forward to see what he has to say as we wait for WiiFit to come out in North America. Head on over and subscribe to his RSS feed to keep tabs on him!

Will Wii soon own over 50% of worldwide console market?

VGChartz is the source of the graph that shows us 45% of worldwide current gen consoles on the market are Wii.  Wii Fit seems poised to push Wii sales past the 50% mark.  Do you think the hype surrounding its North American release later this month will spur a slew of new console sales?

The Wii Fit Balance Board is a console

“I have an idea for an Infendo post you should do…” — Sean Malstrom And so began this simple post on an extraordinary idea. Perhaps a bit crazy too, but then again all disruptive technologies are labeled as such before they’re accepted en masse. The idea? That the Balance Board packaged with Wii Fit isn’t an accessory at all. It’s a console, just the like ...

Miyamoto to gamers: Go outside! (and online Wii Fit is coming soon)

Nintendo guru Shigeru Miyamoto realizes there are parallels to be drawn between Wii Fit and real, live actual exercise, so he wants to make sure you understand that there’s no substitute for going outside and “moving around.” “Spending too long, staying in and playing any video game is not good,” said Miyamoto. “I always tell my children to get out on a sunny day and I, myself, ...

So I bought Wii Fit today

Today I went ahead and took advantage of a $5 credit on my Amazon account — as well as the lack of sales tax on Internet transactions and Free Super Saver shipping — and pre-ordered Wii Fit. All the signs and portents say this thing is going to be huge, and I didn’t want to miss out while my neighbors, parents and sisters got their fitness on without me. Some game-related reporti...

Wii Fit to Keep Americans Moving at $89.99 MSRP

In anticipation of the U.S. launch of Wii Fitâ„¢, the new interactive fitness game for the popular Wiiâ„¢ system, Nintendo of America Inc. has announced pricing details for this groundbreaking release. Available at Nintendo World store starting on May 19, Wii Fit and the innovative Wii Balance Boardâ„¢ accessory will be bundled and sold together at a suggested retail price of $89.99.

WiiFit launches on May 19

Wii Fit demonstrates Nintendo’s commitment to gamers of all kinds. It combines fun and fitness for every member of the family to keep active and play together. Wii Fit launches May 19 in the United States and comes with the weight-and-motion-sensing Wii Balance Board that Nintendo representatives demonstrated could hold great promise for future game development as well. Third-party publisher...