Bboid said:
high scores = motivation = gratification? If you need a virtual game to motivate you to have a healthier lifestyle there is a problem. If you are using the program in conjunction with a workout routine, that is perfectly fine but in no way is Wiifit a healthy standalone workout routine. People should exercise and practice Yoga for REAL reasons, not for high scores and instant gratification. Same goes for the gaming music industry. |
Why do you think that "real" reasons (by which I assume you mean health, fitness, and attractiveness, since these are the usual reasons why people want to work out) and amusement reasons are mutually exclusive? How does getting a high score invalidate the fact that I burned a hundred calories?
What's wrong with being amused while getting fit?

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