View of Wii-fit from a non-Wii owner's prespective (No Wii owners allowed)

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BornFirst. said:

kingofwale said:

BornFirst. said:
@kingofwale:

For people like you, this gen is gonna be a hard one, simply put, because there will be games you do not understand that will sell very well, but i am hoping as time goes on you open your heart a little more and give these things a try before you dismis them, i am asuming you have not even touched the balance board or seen many games for it.

> And I saw you mention, kingofwales, that you see people saying minigames or party games are going to take over. Who's said that? Have any references?

let me quote it for ya, (well, it's above. lol)

No where in that statement did i say it would take over, infact what i did say are games that you don't understand aka wii fit sell a lot, and by your veiw will keep you dumbfounded , try and read through my post properly and don't put words in my mouth, thanks

 You actually solidified my point.  BornFirst did not, in any way, say mini games were going to take over.  He explained that there will be games that you have no interest in, that many others will.  Defending that the games are in demand, and its valid for people that like them, to like them.

I understand you are not looking for Wii owners opinions, but I also own a 360, so since maybe I half fit, I'll let you know that I'm definitely interested in WiiFit.  I just enjoy things more that are in video game form.  I think WiiFit will help me be more motived to regularly exercise.  I believe it keeps track of stats.  Weight and work out stats.  I'll love that!  I love stats, and trying to beat my previous workouts, and seeing graphs on my progress, and how I compare against my family, heh.  I'm fairly competative actually.  And with this game tracking data, I'll have a great time pushing and be pushed to exercise by myself and family members.