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1. Wii Fit

   Reviewer: Yet Another Review Site
   2 weeks ago

   Overall 8

   

   Gameplay 9

   

   Graphics 7

   

   Sound 6

   

    

   So, there you have it. It's a good motivator (being ranked as 'Couch Potato' will get you clicking 'Retry' every time) and as well as lots of fun exercises, there is a built in scale and BMI checker. What more could you ask for? Well, being able to buy one probably but when you do get it, I'm sure you'll think it was worth the wait. Now, after all this exercise, I think I deserve a biscuit... Read more

2. Wii Fit

   Reviewer: DarkZero
   19 July 2008

   Overall 7

   

    

   In spite of that, it’s still one of the better ways of trying to get in shape from the comfort of your own home, and regardless of how unscientific some of its ideas are the game at the core is entertaining. But remember, it’s still just a mini-game compilation, and as a result it is something that is quite easy to get bored with after frequent play. Read more

3. Wii Fit

   Reviewer: N-Europe
   10 June 2008

   B.M.I is a recognised form of “classifying” body types so when Wii Fit tells you that, at 10 stone and aged 25 you are at the average expected level of weight/health, it’s accurate. The problem with measuring BMI is that muscle and fat cannot be differentiated. This can rear it’s ugly head when a 30yr old muscle man can be deemed obese. Not a pretty sight. The good thing is that most health professionals know that B.M.I measurements are best used as a guideline. The b... Read more

4. Wii Fit review (Wii)

   Reviewer: Boomtown
   14 May 2008

   Overall 8

   

   Gameplay 8

   

   Graphics 7

   

   Sound 5

   

    

   Just a bit of fun...or a worthy part of a lifestyle change? Read more

5. Wii Fit

   Reviewer: Acegamez
   12 May 2008

   Overall 7

   

   Gameplay 6

   

   Graphics 7

   

   Sound 5

   

   Storyline 8

   

    

   When judging Wii Fit overall, you're very conscious of the fact that it doesn't achieve anything for its users that couldn't be managed with a little willpower. Worse still, the most entertaining 'games' in the package are the ones that improve balance rather than promote weight loss or muscle tone, which potentially damage its 'good for you' fun credentials further. With that said, it's true that any exercise is better than nothing, and spending some of your usual so... Read more

1. I've lost half a stone so far using Wii Fit!

   Reviewer: koppaberg, Dooyoo
   2 weeks ago

   Overall 10

   

    

   Well, if you haven't heard all about Wii Fit by now you probably live on Mars, but nothing you hear actually prepares you for the reality of it! As others have stated, to call this a 'game' is an insult, although it has a fun element it is a serious bit of keep-fit kit! The balance board is far sturdier than I thought it would be, and although the four AA batteries it requires are included, I would recommend treating yourself to a set of rechargeables - you will be us... Read more

2. Interesting game

   Reviewer: dmjseller, PriceGrabber.com
   02 August 2008

   Overall 6

   

    

   This is a fun way to get up off the couch and get a bit active. Though there is no way this should be mistaken for proper exercise. I was pleasantly surprised at the accuracy of the weight measures. Nice feature is that the game keeps track of your progress. Overall, it is a fun game. Read more

3. "Don't be ripped off!"

   Reviewer: Wii Game Review
   25 April 2008

   Overall 8

   

    

   The board and games are brilliant, great idea with all the fitness however, here comes the negative bit... ...wait for Amazon to get it in stock, don't be in such a rush to get it. The unit retails for just under £70, not the £100+ that some people have it advertised for!! Look around or wait for Amazon to get it in, don't let some cheeky Market Place seller fleece you! Read more