Nintendo invites everyone to party with Mario and his Mushroom Kingdom friends like never before. Mario Party 9 is now available exclusively for the Wii console, loaded with scores of fun minigames, unlockable extras and new elements that add some unexpected twists to the fan-favorite Mario Party franchise.
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One of the homeschool virtual academy families has the Wii Fit Plus and Balance Board. Since we co-op together during our PE sessions.
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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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The Wii U. (Credit: Sarah Tew/CNET) It seemed like the perfect setup–give kids video games that would motivate them to get off the couch and start moving. Not only would they have fun, they would also get healthier.
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Wii active video games don't count as exercise