Wii Fit
About the Game
From famed Nintendo game designer Shigeru Miyamoto , Wii Fit is a take on combining fitness with entertainment. The Wii Balance Board designed specifically for Wii Fit comes with the game. The Balance Board is used for measuring weight as well as the user's center of gravity for a number of exercises and games.
Gameplay & Core Systems
The Wii Remote's speaker also gives players instructions and updates to their performance, which is used especially for those activities which require players to be facing away from the television screen. Soccer Heading, head the soccer balls and dodge other flying objects like shoes and mascot heads Ski Slalom, lean left and right to ski down a slalom course Ski jump, ski down a ramp and jump as far as possible Balance Bubble, guide your Mii down the river by controlling your balance Driving Range, hit the golf ball as close to target as possible Bird's-Eye Bull's-Eye, flap your arms to fly and land your Mii in a chicken suite on all the targets Snowball fight, take cover and throw snowballs at Mii characters Obstacle Course, same as Obstacle Course with an updated course Balance Bubble, guide your Mii down the river by controlling your balance
Standout Features
- Wii Fit also integrates the user's Mii in a similar way to Wii Sports functions, however it also keeps track of BMI (Body Mass Index) and a number of other health related statistics, which can be compared to the other users of Wii Fit across the world in the game's own channel.
- Wii Fit includes nine Balance Games, varying depending on the region:
- Soccer Heading, head the soccer balls and dodge other flying objects like shoes and mascot heads Ski Slalom, lean left and right to ski down a slalom course Ski jump, ski down a ramp and jump as far as possible Balance Bubble, guide your Mii down the river by controlling your balance Driving Range, hit the golf ball as close to target as possible Bird's-Eye Bull's-Eye, flap your arms to fly and land your Mii in a chicken suite on all the targets Snowball fight, take cover and throw snowballs at Mii characters Obstacle Course, same as Obstacle Course with an updated course Balance Bubble, guide your Mii down the river by controlling your balance
- The Wii Remote's speaker also gives players instructions and updates to their performance, which is used especially for those activities which require players to be facing away from the television screen.
Presentation & Atmosphere
Wii Fit also integrates the user's Mii in a similar way to Wii Sports functions, however it also keeps track of BMI (Body Mass Index) and a number of other health related statistics, which can be compared to the other users of Wii Fit across the world in the game's own channel.
Display support includes Progressive Scan (480p), Widescreen (16 x 9), PAL 50Hz, and PAL 60Hz.
