Good luck!
overpriced even at $50I read the topic as Best Buy would somehow be paying me $49.99 to take Wii-Fit-U.
haha.
People are getting creative with their dl signs.I read the topic as Best Buy would somehow be paying me $49.99 to take Wii-Fit-U.
haha.
I read the topic as Best Buy would somehow be paying me $49.99 to take Wii-Fit-U.
haha.
Huh? Wii Fit U is really good. Am I missing something?
Eh, depends how much you do fitness excercises. If you're someone like me, who doesn't have time for going to the gym and can't find the willpower to work out at home because it's so boring, this game is perfect for you.
no I mean the game is good and useful I am not denying that, it just overpriced when you figure the wii u game is pretty much almost exactly like the old wii game? almost same exact exercises and everything. Therefore why pay there high price when there cheaper alternative to the same exact game available
Not that I don't agree with you now that I have both games but lets do math:
Wii Fit U has it's moments (I certainly have fun doing the dances, just wish there was more variety). But, in terms of a workout, Wii Fit U is not good.... it's abysmal. A literal walk in the park is better exercise. Even that broken-ass piece of shit inaccurate as hell pedometer can still attest to that. Then of course there are other flaws, like those exercises that have you run in place (any intern in the medical field can tell you that, for 99% of the people out there, running in place does more harm than good, a debate that I remember from way back when I was a teen lol) and the fact that it pressures you to weigh yourself every day and chastises you for an increase over 3 pounds (again, anybody in the fitness field will tell you weight fluctuates way more than the 2 lbs the game says for tons of reasons, and weighing yourself more than once a week paints an inaccurate picture).
Again, I don't think anybody who knows what they are talking about will call Wii Fit U a workout. Quite the contrary, it's mocked quite a bit at the local gym as a tool for housewives and fatties to delude themselves.
Why do you feel the need to bullshit us? I don't know how much WF+ is at Gamestop, but last time I was there the original Wii Fit was $1, or $15 with the balance board (my local store threw it in for free when I bought the board to take advantage of the Wii Fit U demo). And everyone here knows the meter's MSRP is $20, and even then it's been on sale several times now (hell it's a bit over $17 on Amazon RIGHT NOW), so who the
is gonna pay $30 on Play Asia? Seriously, why even mention that? Even so. without WFU it's worthless (hell it's worthless with WFU, I haven't seen a device this inaccurate in years).Yeah I know firsthand about the running problems, it's done a number on my knees and is really hard to try to recuperate from. That's what I was getting at with the jogging in place nonsense. You are still doing the same damage to your joints and knees, but aren't getting nearly the benefit you'd get from actually jogging.
I don't mean to sound too harsh, Wii Fit can be fun when the Balance Board reads your movements properly. I guess it depends on what you want it for?
well some the exercises also require two separate wii plus controllers so make sure you have two controllers also and they need to be the Plus ones the older ones wont work.
Yeah the meter is a bust for sure. You can read the reviews on Amazon, just know that a lot of those people are reviewing the Wii Fit game itself and not the meter so you'll have to sift through some crap before you get to stuff about the meter. Unfortunately I haven't found any site that actually reviewed the meter on it's own merits or compared it to any other pedometers out there.
For one thing the Pokemeter wasn't measuring calories burned, mileage traveled, temp, altitude, ect. It was a game that measured steps, nothing more.
Like I just said, the mileage, altitude, and temperature readings are all very inaccurate, and of course that causes it to screw up my calorie values as well.
Please read what I've written before you criticize me. As I've said before, it's not just "one person". Plenty of user reviews and forums have not only the same complaints, but additional stuff that I haven't even mentioned (like an insanely short battery life). Even threads on this site have discussed it before.
Here's what you forgot from the last time you complained about the meter:Why do you feel the need to bullshit us? I don't know how much WF+ is at Gamestop, but last time I was there the original Wii Fit was $1, or $15
with the balance board (my local store threw it in for free when I bought the board to take advantage of the Wii Fit U demo). And everyone here knows the meter's MSRP is $20, and even then it's been on sale several times now (hell it's a bit over $17 on Amazon RIGHT NOW), so who the
The black meter, which is the one I currently use until one I bought off ebay comes in the mail, gives me a ridiculous amount of calories more than the one my mom has (the green one that came with the game & board). She will end up working out much more than I, & yet at the end of the day I still have more calories burned. For instance: today she vacuumed, cooked, & cleaned while I packed up some boxes for work ( whilenot moving much either), did some HW, & played video games. Somehow I burned 300 calories more than her by mainly sitting still & lying down. There is definitely something wrong with mine as her calories seem about the right amount for what she does, and mine really do not. Steps are fine, altitude is sometimes way off, and by consequence so is the temp.
