Wii Fit Plus

This game keeps me fit! I take the body test every day to keep a track of my weight. It’s fun to find out what your wii fit age is. It is accurate as long as you have the right height put in. I’m in the ideal category which is encouraging. I love all the new games that wii fit training plus has. I love the juggling, snowball fight, flying, obstacle course, table tilt, balance bubble and so much more. This is a must have for the wii.

I lost my first Wii Fit Plus and had to buy this again.This is the best one I've bought, as I play this with my kids and we get VERY competitive with this.We all have one part of this that we are the best at, but we always try to knock each other off 1st Place,Not only are we all getting exercise, but it brings us together and have lots of fun at the same time.Keeps the kids off the PS4 more, where they are just sitting there and sometimes getting annoyed with it.

I already had the Wii, balance board and the original Wii fit, so it was probably inevitable that I would buy the Wii Fit plus. It contains the same exercises, plus a few more; and I really like the new ones. I also like that all exercises are open straight away, instead of having to open them by completing others first.Having said that, I do have a couple of minor niggles. In the original, the jogging exercise had a set course, but you could deviate by following the dog. In the Wii Fit Plus, you follow the dog by default; it's almost impossible not to. I'm also disappointed that they don't have a few more options, as I would have thought that they could easily have packed a couple more different circuits onto the disk. I also think that the calorie counter is bit irrelevant; it shows the same values for a given exercise, whether you work hard or take your time. I'm going to say that it probably is not that accurate.However, I will say that this is a great game for all of the family. Yes you can work on this on your own, and it is a good way to get yourself moving. But it is also a lot of fun to share with others, and kids will love it. I would suggest hat it is not going to give you a sculptured body, but if you combine this with a sensible diet, it is an easy and fun way to watch your weight and improve your physical condition in the comfort of your own home.

If you like Wii Fit, you should love the plus model. Some of the extra games are excellent (snowball fight is a personal favourite), but what is really impressive is that it is like Nintendo have listened to customer feedback; they've certainly fixed a few of my gripes about the original. Your history transfers over as well, so you are not starting from scratch again which was a good touch. The addition of activities which use the board and the Wiimote together was a very pleasant surprise (Snowball fight!).One of biggest concerns I heard/had about the original was it was actually hard to use it to have a "proper" workout, I rarely got sweaty unless I did some of the aerobics, whereas some other fitness programs I've used you set a time length &/or objective and sets the exercises accordingly & you get tired! Wifit plus doesn't go that far, but you can set a routine of your favourite/useful exercises and it runs straight thru' them without all the messing about switching menus etc. that means you cool down...... still it more towards the fun aspect than the serious workout, but there are other programs for that - this is one you would use everyday & enjoy it! All the new games seem to be more of a workout than the originals; a ploy on Nintendo's part? If so, go with it, and you get fitter whilst having a lot of fun. Highly recommended.

This is the game CD only. You need the Balance board as well to play the game. We bought a new CD because the old one got scratched - when CDs were introduced we were told they were indestructible. What happened!Anyway the CD itself holds a collection of games that are designed to improve your fitness, balance or mental capability. Some of these are pretty good "family party" games and quite entertaining in themselves for a few hours (although actually I quite like the jogging in the park which is perhaps least interesting for a group some of the balance or platform games are great)...There is also a "weigh in" recommended every day so you can track your weight (and it calculates your BMI and gives your Mii character a physique based upon it so mine looks much more beer bellied than my daughter who looks like a stick!). The "weigh in" also attempts to estimate your physical dexterity and give you a representative age. After every activity is completed the game calculates how many calories you have used. This really underlines that in order to lose weight you need to combine exercise with food control...