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Cheebee on 17 April 2008

Hm, just one more week till it's released here. I wonder hust how good it will sell.



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d21lewis on 17 April 2008

Gotta love free advertising.



Riot Of The Blood on 17 April 2008

Lame.

I don't understand why anyone would be interested in this cheap cash-in crap. These type of games are what puts Nintendo into EA category.



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Faxanadu on 17 April 2008

Man, time to gain some additional pounds so that wii fit is well worth the purchase!



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tokilamockingbrd on 17 April 2008
Riot Of The Blood said:
Lame.

I don't understand why anyone would be interested in this cheap cash-in crap. These type of games are what puts Nintendo into EA category.

yea. because EA makes all of those original games right? they are always thinking outside of the box and innovating...

stop trolling.



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TruckOSaurus on 17 April 2008
Riot Of The Blood said:
Lame.

I don't understand why anyone would be interested in this cheap cash-in crap. These type of games are what puts Nintendo into EA category.

 I don't understand how you can qualify developping a peripheral like the Wii Fit board who can measure weight and your movement on it as a cheap cash-in. 



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Riot Of The Blood on 17 April 2008
TruckOSaurus said:
 

I don't understand how you can qualify developping a peripheral like the Wii Fit board who can measure weight and your movement on it as a cheap cash-in.


Here's the way I see it: For me, this game fits into the same category as Wii Sports, Sonic & Mario, and ect. This game, like the others I mentioned, is a low budget game meant only to cash in on the Wii. Therefore, it's a cheap cash-in like the other games. If this were a third-party game doing the exact same thing, you guys would be calling it low quality party game BS.

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clapiotis on 17 April 2008

Cheap cash-in??? Wii Fit???
You must probably be allergic to the words "nintendo", "wii" and "wii fit".



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le_patriote on 17 April 2008
Riot Of The Blood said:
Lame.

I don't understand why anyone would be interested in this cheap cash-in crap. These type of games are what puts Nintendo into EA category.

Shame on you...



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Mummelmann on 17 April 2008
TheBigFatJ said:
FreeTalkLive said:
BMI is not a good measure for people who are athletic but it works well for average people.

The BMI is accurate for athletic people as well. It is only inaccurate for extremely well muscled people, such as sports stars that use steroids. For 99% of all cases, it's a good unit of measure.


 I disagree, I have a bodyfat percentage of around 20 and my BMI is 32. BMI is bullshit, it takes into consideration nothing like water/liquid balance, musclemass or heavyset ligament and muscle conjoinments (they can actually add quite a few pounds unlike a heavy bone structure which would add only 5-10% skeleton weight, truly trivial). One of my best friends' brother is a proffessional ski jumper and he has a normal BMI of 19 despite having less than 6% bodyfat. I'm currently schooling myself in fitness and nutriton to become a PT and one of the first and most repeated lessons we have is to never make use of BMI, it takes into account no factors of bodily composition, and is as such a very unreliable measure for a broad part of the populace.