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TheCatt 
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Posted on: Oct. 07 2009,15:48 |
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I searched, found nothing.
We got the Wii Fit when it originally came out. The exercises themselves are decent, the yoga is very good. The only problem is that after every single exercise, you have to click through a bunch of meaningless screens, then select what to move on to.
This got tedious, as a 30 minute workout would take about an hour.
Wii Fit Plus just got released ($19 at Amazon). It has new exercises, but most importantly - you can create a workout routine. Also, it has several pre-made ones. Just click which exercises you want from strength and yoga, and you've got a workout. I put together 6, and then did 10 minutes of exercise in, get this, 10 minutes.
Wii Fit itself is "eh." With with the Wii Fit Plus addition, it's finally become what it should have been.
8/10
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WSGrundy
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Posted on: Oct. 07 2009,16:01 |
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How does it tie in with the original? Does plus just have everything that wii fit had and then the extra games(what I want it for) and exercises? So you really won't use your wii fit disc anymore?
I'm also happy about the price when they announced it at E3 I was sure they were going to charge 39.99 for plus.
Edited by WSGrundy on Oct. 07 2009,16:02
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TheCatt
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Posted on: Oct. 07 2009,16:43 |
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You don't use the Wii Fit disc any more. It takes any data you have from the original and moves it over (if you've used it before).
It's basically like "Sorry Wii Fit kinda sucked for actual fitness, so here's the product you wish you had bought instead"
In fact, you can buy the new Wii Fit Plus with the balance board, and never have had the original.
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