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Jan. 8, 2010

Wii Fit Plus Bundle

When it's 20 degrees outside, we often find tons of excuses for not venturing outside to get in a work out. But with the Wii Fit Plus Bundle, we now have no excuse for sitting on the couch. It comes with tons of exercise and balance games that are surprisingly effective for targeting specific muscle groups and for getting in a good cardio workout. You can choose from 20-, 30-, and 40-minute workouts, allowing... more

by Simon

June 16, 2009

Nintendo Wii Fit

Maybe the heat of summer days is more likely to keep you indoors instead of outdoors. Don't give up on your exercise, though, just bring it inside with the Nintendo Wii Fit. Yoga, aerobics, stretching, whatever you're into, this little device makes it fun to get (or stay) in shape. You can even program in your current weight and other information to get your Body Mass Index before you start to see your progress... more

by Simon

Sept. 9, 2008

Wii Fit

Do yoga, strength training, aerobics, "boxercise," stretches, or balance exercises - and have fun at the same time! - with Nintendo's Wii Fit. The game comes bundled with the Wii Balance Board, which measures weight and balance and acts as the controller; your body's movements control the game's interface. You can do everything from snowboard down a mountain to walk a tight rope. And you can track your progress on the Wii Fit Channel,... more

by Simon

Aug. 6, 2008

Madden NFL 09

We wonder what Packers fans think of Brett Favre gracing the cover of Madden NFL 09, which hits stores next week (you can preorder it now). We also wonder if EA Sports will have to change the cover if Favre signs on with another team. Either way, the 20th installment in this popular football game franchise offers a new look and feel, ever-more authentic gameplay, and, according to GameSpot, "The game now molds itself... more

by Simon

April 10, 2008

Nyko Wireless Sensor Bar (for Nintendo Wii)

If your Nintendo Wii sits right in front of your TV, you don't need Nyko's wireless sensor bar. But if you've got your big screen TV mounted on the wall, or a complicated home theater set-up, it might come in handy. The $20 sensor bar gives you full Wii remote functionality up to 25 feet away, without having to deal with a tangled rat's nest of cords. It's easy to set up (no hardware... more

by Simon