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The above article found on The Wall Street Journal Online is one of many that are realizing the potential the Wii has to change the face of gamers all around the world.
Those who’ve played know you don’t have to go all out for tennis or bowling, or any non sport games for that matter. However anyone who’s done so can tell you there is nothing more satisfying than actually feeling like you just beat the crap out of a friend.
The full body motion that can be taken on by the Wii has been proven time and time as a way to get people active and losing weight while having fun.
Time published an article online discussing the possibility that the Wii could be used in physical training. It’s lack of learning curve and popular game ideas make it something virtually every one can pick up.
With this, America has a hope of combating the evils of non productivity and to reform the name of video games forever.
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I agree the Wii has the capability for being an excellent fitness regimen. Playing the training portion of boxing on the Wii Sports wears me out every time. I know on alot of the games you can kind of forge your intensity, but it is difficult succeed on boxing without working hard.
It is definitely a plus for gamers as well as people who have trouble getting to the gym or love the convenience of the home.
Didn’t you mention the development of the Wii board in a previous post?
I believe there is definite productivity with the Wii.