@r505Matt: Well, the effectiveness of walking depends on your speed and walking has quite high MET value (a little above 3, if i recall). So it depends on what and how you play with Wii Fit (i'd remember highest MET in Wii Fit Plus being 4,5 or 5), since most of the excercises are in the same range with walking.
The point is, that whether you get fit with it or not, depends completely on will you use it.
Case with Brain Training can't be placebo effect, because i didn't expect anything like that to happen or didn't even have a clue my memory could be improved. I bought the game after trying it because it was damn good.
I just read the topic about the study and noticed that it wasn't played daily.
I can't say anything about that study on my part, because the weekly doze in the study was closer to my daily doze (when i play the game, haven't been playing it in a while).
I'd remember reading out loud was one of the best ways to train your brain - according to Brain Training manual.
I personally don't have a problem with art being subjective. Though, that kind of negates pretty much everything what the topic is about.
I would put art as non-entertainment and non-business, made for the sake of creativity.
The trombone example was something i would say an artist becoming an entertainer.
Ei Kiinasti.
Eikä Japanisti.
Vaan pannaan jalalla koreasti.
Nintendo games sell only on Nintendo system.
