Wiizapper - Wiiwheel - Wii fit

[Holaf]

En fait, je crois que je vais l'acheter

moi c'est certain que je vais l'acheter.

Han le casual .

un vrai gamer se doit d'essayer tous les jeux

[Aptarus]

Même "passion vétérinaire" ou Barbie adventures ?

[ClitoriX 2]

On sera au moins 3 sur ce forum alors avec Chat minou et Holaf .

J'espère que d'autres jeux sortiront avec l'utilisation de la balance board .

Un jeu de ski .

Les minijeux vont déjà donner une bonne idée de ce qui nous attend .

[Holaf]

Même "passion vétérinaire" ou Barbie adventures ?

pourquoi pas ^^
en tout cas moi je ne rejette pas totalement ces jeux

[ClitoriX 2]

Pour le moment tout ceux qui ont le jeu en disent du bien. Le jeu se vend bien "apparemment".

Queue in front of me when I got upstairs


Queue behind me (lots more around the corner)

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Des impressions :

Notez bien que ce n'est pas toutes les activités. Une bonne partie est déblocable.

Okay, I'm done for the day.

I did these exercises:


Body Building:
Sit ups - which aren't like I was used to back in school, you rase your legs and your upper body and meet at the middle, I did pretty well, but towards the end I could really feel the burn in my stomach

Push ups - again, it's not just straight push-ups, first they teach you the proper form, (which I didn't know) and they put in these side arm stands in after every push up, alternating left and right. This exercise really got me, it was tough. My arms feel heavy after doing it.

Twisting excersize - spin your body left and right without moving your legs, then do it while bending over. this was easy, but they try to focus more on your balance and rhythm, which...wasn't so easy lol.

Lunges - This was tough also, you put yourself in a front stance, then bend your back knee down and then raise it up, basic level was 10 reps per leg, this was tough.

Walking something or other - You stand in place and then extend your arm and leg to kind of simulate walking\skating, never heard of it before, was kinda easy to do. Another one where they focus on rhythm and balance.

Yoga:

Hero stance - Kinda like a light version of the lunge, Yoga isn't that stressfull so it was kind of a nice way to calm down. This was part of my leg training they had me set for the day.

Balance:


Skiing - This is hard, but fun.
Soccer - HARD ARGGG, I think most people will suck hardcore when they play this for the first time. It's hard getting used to the BB.
Ski Jump - Easy, super fun.
Monkey ball - Starts out easy, gets super hard, but never feels "too" hard.
Tight rope - I fell You have to walk forward by shifting your balance left and right. It was kinda tough. (unlockable)


Cardio:

Hula hoop: This is the game that will make you look the most ridiculous. So for people who are embarassed by pelvic thrusts, do not try this game.

Jogging: It's kinda weird seeing Hitler wave back at you while you are on a nice afternoon Jog.

Dancing: Awwww yeah, fun as hell.

That's all I'm playing for now, gotta go get lunch.

[NowYouPlayWithPower]

http://www.nintendo-players.com/article_1821.html

[Invité]

Wii Fit Mat= 26 euros

http://www.jeux-france.com/news23579_wi ... tile-.html

[agent069]

Avec de la chance on l'aura inclu dans le bundle européen

[ClitoriX 2]

- 1 million minimum de wiifit pour le lancement américain.

- Pas de bundle avec la console.

- 10 jeux en développement utilisant la balance board de Wiifit

- prix aux alentours du prix Japonais. - de 100 dollars assuré.

- Pas d'utilisation du Wiiconnect24.

IGN: What exactly is Wii Fit's price and when will it release?

Reggie Fils-Aime: In terms of the release, let's start there. We're going to be announcing that Wii Fit will be launching on May 19. Price for the Wii Fit Board and the software is under $100 -- we're still working to finalize the price given currency exchanges, etcetera, but under $100 bucks.

IGN: In Japan, it was around $83. Do you think you'll be able to release at a comparable price?

Reggie Fils-Aime: We do. And again, it really all comes down to the exchange rate and all of the costs inherent with the Balance Board. It's a heavy piece of equipment but certainly from a consumer standpoint, it's going to represent a fantastic value.

IGN: Wii Fit has sold upward of 1.2 million units in Japan already. Still, though, it's a pretty pricey peripheral. Do you think you're going to have any trouble selling the title in America?

Reggie Fils-Aime: Absolutely not. The reception by consumers in Japan for Wii Fit has been phenomenal. We think here in the United States the reaction will be just as strong if not stronger given the American focus and psyche on being fit, and the game itself is going to be localized for our audience. We expect to have comparable success here in the U.S. if not a stronger result than what Japan has seen so far.

IGN: Nintendo Japan gambled on just how well received Wii Fit would be in the homeland by shipping one million units for launch. Obviously, it paid off. Are you planning to ship a similar quantity of units for the U.S. launch?

Reggie Fils-Aime: We are. Our sights are set very high for the this product so our goal is to make sure we have over a million units available at launch to support it.

IGN: How important is Wii Fit to Nintendo this year?

Reggie Fils-Aime: Wii Fit is extremely important, just as Smash Bros. and Mario Kart for Wii are important. Wii Fit specifically in our mind is the follow-on title for the expanded audience -- a way for them to take their gaming experience one step further after they've played with Wii Sports and after they've played a little Guitar Hero. This is something that will continue to expand their gaming experiences and from that standpoint it's critically important to have a successful launch here.

IGN: We don't think you will have any trouble hitting the casual sector, but what about the hardcore? Are you going after them with Wii Fit, too?

Reggie Fils-Aime: We absolutely will. We've seen the core consumer have just as much fun playing Wii Sports as the casual gamer. We expect the core to be thrilled with Wii Fit because it has such a wide range of experiences. It's more than just the aerobic or stretching exercises -- there are quite a number of other mini-games, if you will, embedded in the software that we think will speak to the core consumer.

IGN: Wii Fit is a very untraditional title. What kind of untraditional avenues will you be exploring to get the word about the game out there?

Reggie Fils-Aime: You know, for the launch of Wii we executed a number of non-traditional programs and that thrust will continue with Wii Fit. You can expect to see it on morning national programs. You can expect to see it on female-oriented programs. There will be a broad Internet program leveraging Cammie's [Dunaway, NOA's executive vice president of sales and marketing] knowledge of that space. And there will also be traditional prime time TV advertising. It will likely be our largest launch of the year from a total dollar spend standpoint.

IGN: The big question is, can you get Wii Fit on Oprah Winfrey?

Reggie Fils-Aime: [Laughs] Oprah is a pretty tough customer, but we've had a lot of success and we're having very good negotiations and conversations with a range of different outlets, so hopefully we'll see Oprah working on her fitness with Wii Fit.

IGN: What're the chances of a Wii Fit console bundle and how soon might such a package come to fruition?

Reggie Fils-Aime: In terms of Wii hardware bundled with Wii Fit? As you know, Matt, we continue to sell out of Wii consoles as soon as we put them into the market and until we've gotten to a point of stable demand and supply, I don't see any different package configurations hitting the market. While a Wii Fit plus Wii console would be a fantastic idea, until we've got much more product into the marketplace, it just doesn't make sense to even contemplate it right now.

IGN: Do you foresee a time when you finally will have a steady stream of supply to meet demand? With Smash Bros. Brawl right on the horizon and then Wii Fit and Mario Kart right after that, it just seems like consumers are going to continue to find Wii sold out.

Reggie Fils-Aime: Our goal is to get to the point where supply is in line in demand and you're absolutely right, Matt, that Smash plus Wii Fit plus Kart plus WiiWare and all of the other initiatives that we have going on just in the first half of the year, we will be quite strained to get as much product into the marketplace to meet that demand.

IGN: Do you see Wii Fit as a game or an exercise program?

Reggie Fils-Aime: We see it as both. It combines fun and fitness in a way that's never been done before.

IGN: Have you done any kind of studies to determine how effective Wii Fit is as a weight loss or dietary solution?

Reggie Fils-Aime: We have seen consumers make up their own exercise routines just as with Wii Sports. Our expectation is that with the four different types of activities provided in Wii Fit that it can absolutely be a critical part of person's healthy regime.

IGN: Is Wii Fit actually going to create a Channel on your system where you can monitor all of your progress?

Reggie Fils-Aime: Wii Fit does create a Channel on your Wii console. What that allows you to do is to track your progress and monitor your BMI activity, so you'll be able to see simple graphs to show you how you're doing.

IGN: Wii Fit is destined to -- like Wii Sports -- enjoy a long shelf life. However, are you planning any initiatives to ensure that the experience stays fresh? Perhaps downloadable updates over WiiConnect24?

Reggie Fils-Aime: This title absolutely will have a long life and we will be supporting it with marketing initiatives for quite some time. In terms of WiiConnect24 type of activity, it's too premature to be speaking to that, but the game itself is not Wi-Fi enabled.

IGN: Under $100 for another peripheral is still a chunk of cash to shell out. Do you have anything in line that will make further use of the Wii Balance Board?

Reggie Fils-Aime: I think what you're speaking to is, from a consumer perspective, help me feel good about this purchase. There are over 10 games in development that take advantage of the Balance Board. Certainly in terms of ongoing enjoyment, we believe that Wii Fit plus the Balance Board will provide that to the consumer.

IGN: Thanks Reggie. Any final comments to fans getting excited for Wii Fit's release in America?

Reggie Fils-Aime: All I can say is that between Smash Bros, WiiWare and Wii Fit, we think we've got a fantastic lineup of content for every type of consumer -- even your most die-hard fans out there, Matt; we think they're going to be thrilled over the next number of months.

[Aptarus]

C'est donc à ça que bossent toutes les équipes Nintendo, aux 10 jeux utilisant la balance board...
[euh en fait ya quoi de prévu passé Smash Bros et Mario Kart ?]

[ClitoriX 2]

Au fait, Family Ski d'après quelqu'un de Gaf que tout le monde trouve crédible, est bien .

Et pour répondre à ta question, pas de gros titres en y repensant là comme ça .

Flemme d'aller voir le calendrier de sortie.

[Aptarus]

Bah en fait de mémoire pas de gros titre interne ni "casual" ni "hardcore".
En externe, Disaster s'il n'est pas annulé et probablement un Mario Party, mais pas de Mario ni de Mario "Sport", pas de Zelda, pas de Fire Emblem (d'ailleurs on n'a toujours pas le dernier ici), pas de Metroid (ni interne ni chez Retro), pas de Wave Race/Excite quelque chose, pas de F-Zero, pas de Battalion, et pas non plus de nouveau "training".

Ils ont licencié leurs programmeurs ?

[ah ya Animal Crossing qui doit sortir, et Wii Music ]

[The_lascar]

Le Fire Emblem sort en mars chez nous.

Sinon oui, y a Wii Music, Animal Crossing et éventuellement le Kirby s'il se décident à le sortir un jour Mais c'est tout.

[gné]

Need Mario Tennis

[Zwarf]

Le F-Zero et le Starfox compte sur eux pour l'annoncer avant l'été. Par contre le kirby ils l'ont mis aux oubliettes (et leurs autres séries ils les sortent quand ça les arrange )

[Aptarus]

Nan mais ce Kirby c'est une super arlésienne.
A votre avis, il est vraiment pourri pour ne jamais sortir et régulièrement refaire surface ? C'est dommage ça aurait été mon premier Kirby...

Pour Fire Emblem ouais j'ai vu qu'il allait enfin sortir (remarque, j'ai à peine commencé l'opus GC, acheté en occaz), mais j'attends aussi un épisode DS moi ^^.

Donc bon, pour le prochain "truc à la date de l'E3", il devrait y avoir des annonces quand même... parce que là c'est à déprimer (et des nouvelles de l'autre FF:CC ? 'spoir) .

M'enfin, en bon casual qui veut s'acheter une conscience, j'achèterais Wii fit (et FE, et Brawl, mais là c'est pas trop casual) d'ici là.

[ClitoriX 2]

Need Mario Tennis

J'ai oublié, y'a un Mario Baseball en développement . J'avais posté des images ici d'ailleurs.

[Banjo]

Sortie prévue le 25 avril en Europe \o/

[Me_Marcadet]

[quote="ClitoriX 2"]Au fait, Family Ski d'après quelqu'un de Gaf que tout le monde trouve crédible, est bien .
[/quote]

Qui ca ?

[Banjo]

TA MERE LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[keo one]

j'ai bien du mal à imaginer autres choses qu'un jeu de ski ou un jeu de surf avec la balance board ...

1080 ?
Kirby Air Ride ?
Mario nautique sport ?
mario skateboard ? possible on a déjà le casque

[petit ewok]

CAY LE CASQUE DE CHRISTOPHE LAUL
CHRISTOPHE WIIHELM

[19oj19]

Le Nintendo ON :believe:

[Benny]

un casque ? j'espère que y aura rien qui m'intéressera avec ce machin, j'ai une tête légèrement plus grosse que la moyenne

[Holaf]

Sortie prévue le 25 avril en Europe \o/

Nintendo have announced today that Wii Fit will retail for £69.99 in the UK and 89.99 euros in the rest of Europe.