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Thread: Wii Fit

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    Quote Originally Posted by Professor-Alex View Post
    Fair enough, it seems as though we shall have to agree to disagree Personally, I think the whole concept of the wii is novel, which is what sells it.

    But as Yahtzee once said: "Critisising the wii for being gimmicky is like criticising a midget for being short"
    Hopefully we're not going to lay down the law according to a satirist (oh and I still love Zero Punctuation). The Wii by definition cannot be a gimmick, but the plastic peripherals like the Wii Zapper and Wii Wheel definitely are. That's the rawest definition of what a novelty item is, and too many try to discredit the Wii with those remarks. Wii Fit is simply a tracking device intended for serious use. I don't want it, nor am I interested in it, but I cannot try and discredit it because of my indifference. The Wii is my least favourite Nintendo console yet I still can't try to discredit its success with something so vague.
    Last edited by Simmzay; 18-04-2008 at 01:27 AM.
    Seriously.

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    Can't wait to get it

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    I think I'll read the reviews before I buy it. Heh, it could even save me £25 a month by not needing to go to the gym!


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    Quote Originally Posted by JackBuddy View Post
    I think I'll read the reviews before I buy it. Heh, it could even save me £25 a month by not needing to go to the gym!
    Im sure the Gym would give you better results.

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