With one eye on the Christmas turkey and another on the waistband, now seems like the perfect time to get acquainted with the latest entry in Nintendo's popular Wii Fit series. What to Read Next ...

is an exercise game consisting of activities using the Wii Balance Board peripheral. The game uses a unique platform peripheral called the Wii Balance Board, on which the player stands during exercise ...

Somebody forgot to tell Nintendo that “strenuous indoor exercise” does not top anyone’s summer fun list. This, of course, does not explain why poor suckers everywhere are lining up for Wii Fit, an ...

Leading video game accessory manufacturer BLAZE is delighted to announce the endorsement of global superstar Mel B for their latest Fitness First licensed health and exercise range for the Nintendo ...

The latest in cutting-edge exercise is . . . a @#$&% hula hoop?! Somebody forgot to tell Nintendo that “strenuous indoor exercise” does not top anyone’s summer fun list. This, of course, does not ...

Somebody forgot to tell Nintendo that “strenuous indoor exercise” does not top anyone’s summer fun list. This, of course, does not explain why poor suckers everywhere are lining up for Wii Fit, an ...

Somebody forgot to tell Nintendo that “strenuous indoor exercise” does not top anyone’s summer fun list. This, of course, does not explain why poor suckers everywhere are lining up for Wii Fit, an ...

EA is going after a piece of the Wii Fit pie with a new product dubbed “EA Sports Active.” However, EA intends to differentiate it’s product from Wii Fit by delivering a more Westernized exercise ...

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — While video games and schooling are rarely considered simpatico, Gorsebrook Junior High School has turned conventional thinking on its ear by inviting students to play video ...

Leading video game accessory manufacturer BLAZE is pleased to announce the latest Fitness First licensed product. Endorsed by healthy lifestyle advocate and global superstar Mel B, the Wii Fitness ...

SAN FRANCISCO, May 16 (Reuters) - For years, video games have been blamed for turning kids into idle layabouts who only venture off the couch to fill up on potato chips and soda. Nintendo Co Ltd <7974 ...