GK decides to make a New Year’s resolutions and gets fit with EA Sports Active 2.
BioGamer Girl states, "Losing weight can be hard and sticking to a workout plan can be even harder. However, there are tons of new video games that can help you get moving and drop those extra pounds quickly. Video games get you up and moving with Xbox 360's Kinect and Wii which helps burn off those stubborn calories. Playing games is the easiest way to lose weight, because it can be fun which helps you forget that you are even exercising!"
PS UK Blog - Follow our six-step workout plan and let PlayStation 3 games like Move Fitness and DanceStar Party help you stay in shape.
My advice. Turn off the PS3, Go outside and run/cycle/walk/swim (obviously in a pool), Comeback no earlier than one hour later, turn on PS3, Have fun.
Seriously console exercising isn't great
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Just bunch of shovelwares.... devs and publishers are taking advantage of the fact that casuals dont look at reviews.
exact same thing happened with wii. now its happening with Kienct
Do you not realize that this guy is promoting the game on the Move? Take about shooting one self in the foot.
Buy the way, this has been the best selling PS3 game on Amazon all week, but fell to 3rd or 4th recently.
Interestingly you both missed the mark. Bigpappy is correct that the article is regarding PS3 but Move is NOT required.
I own this application (I would say game but it is more a fitness tool) and am quite pleased with it. The motion sensors provided with purchase are very accurate and are connected through a wireless USB key. This is far from shovelware IMO. It is definitely keeping me fit during this frozen hell that is the 2010-2011 winter.
The best part is it feeds on my gamer addictive personality. My push to get trophies is for once actually contributing (not hurting) my health.