Micorsoft’s Xbox Kinect, PlayStation’s Move, and Nintendo’s Wii, they all make family fitness and health their primary selling point. But do these fitness video games encourage exercise and activity in children well after the console has gone to sleep? A study conducted at Baylor College of Medicine answers just that question.
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Wii fitness games don’t encourage exercise
So-called “active” video games might not do as great a job as we thought at making children more physically active
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Proof that the Nintendo Wii fails to make kids fit?
Virtual boxing, tennis and dancing along with video game systems may not be helping children meet daily exercise requirements, according to a U.S. study.
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Wii isn't making kids fit
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