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Obesity Experts 'aghast' at WiiFit

games-den.blogspot.com — Well, Obesity experts have come out in numbers to slam the game 'WiiFit'.

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  • revdigital, on 05/17/2008, -2/+1This just makes me want to buy the game and see what all the hype is about
  • vmfan, on 05/17/2008, -3/+0Interesting stuff, great info about game1
  • pakruse, on 05/17/2008, -0/+1We've seen about a dozen of these articles in the last 24 hours among upcoming Nintendo news - and I'm calling BS.
    There's something else going on here. One of the articles says she's 4'9" and 6 stone, or a BMI of 18.2, which should be labeled as underweight according to standard BMI. Either the game is programmed with incorrect BMI numbers, or her parents entered her height incorrectly (3'9" would show up as obese if she's a little over 6 stone).
  • openaddy, on 05/17/2008, -0/+1Did these expert actually try the game and verify what they're saying? Or is this like the cases of "experts" who decry games like GTA IV without ever having seen it?
  • nintendopro, on 05/19/2008, -0/+0Poor Nintendo, even after they make something incredible, people manage to find a downside.
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