VGT: Active Life Outdoor Challenge Review
As the second true title to promote healthy activity and get people off the couch and moving, Outdoor Challenge does have a good array of games to get people up and moving. Sadly, the motivation may dwindle after a period of play. Perhaps though, some of these activities will get people interested in the real world version of some sports (mine cart jumping and mole whacking not inclusive) and then as a developer even though you’re preventing more sales you are passing on good habits to the younger generation.
The lower price tag when compared to Wii Fit is a huge plus, especially if the included mat can be used in subsequent Active Life titles, but coming in at $70 does put it up into the price range that may be just out of acceptable range for a lot of parents who’ve already dropped nearly $350 on a Wii and Wii Fit.
