The peak of Kinect gaming perfection and fun, or just another tedious dance game?
There’s no shortage of options if you’re into dancing in the comfort of your home with the TV and a buddy. So the question is, does Dance Central bust a move, or fall flat on its ass? Find out after the jump… continue reading...
Will dancing fans find another great must-play experience, or simple filler?
Ubisoft’s dance franchise is back and busting a move all home consoles. While the PS3 version is still missing in action, we have had a chance to check out the game’s other formats. So is it worthy of your time, or a shallow two-step experience that is best skipped? Learn more after the jump… continue reading...
The latest wii controller is a full size bicycle! continue reading...
Apparently there is an uptick in Wii related injuries… better be careful. From Techtree.com:
British Society for Surgery of the Hand and Leeds Teaching Hospital say that Wii-related injuries are on the rise. continue reading...
Here’s the verdict from a previously very skeptical Kotaku.com:
Let’s get this out of the way: Wii Fit does work. Why wouldn’t it? It’s based on time-trued exercises. Stuff like doing sit-ups, push-ups and jogging. Well, jogging in place. But, to what extend does it work? For the past month, I’ve used Wii Fit on nearly a daily basis. Wii Fit isn’t something you can review in 8 hours of play. You need weeks, months even! My Wii Fit workout was interrupted by two breaks: One for when my wife was sick (and I then got sick) and another when my wife was sick again (Nintendo, please make Wii Healthy, kthanxbai). Like with most things, results do vary from person to person. For me, some of it worked brilliantly. And some of it not.
“…when I started regularly going to the swimming hall, my weight dropped quite a bit, and it felt like my overall fitness had increased as well. I started thinking that getting fit could actually be fun.”
—Shigeru Miyamoto continue reading...
