inline skate, and do all manner of exercises in this wonderful
breakthrough in the technological arena. EA's Wii active aims to make
exercise more fun, motivational, and addictive. For those who get
bored with the same routine, they can also choose not to have the same
exercise twice. Flexibility: that's its main strength. EA Sports
Active for the Nintendo Wii has been released last May 2009, and
they've launched a website that features Carmen Bott and Bob Greene,
world class trainers and health enthusiasts. Though both Wii Active
and Wii Fit were designed to be fun and functional, the former
enhances the program by making the activities more "westernized." Gone
are the voice-overs that are done with thick Asian accents. People
from English-speaking countries can now better understand their
avatars. Moreover, the music that goes with each workout no longer
sounds like it came from a decrepit 80's radio show. The beat reflects
the current trends, making movement more fun. Users of the Nintendo
Wii don't have to put their TV's on mute because they can now listen
to the improved sound quality that Wii Active offers. If you haven't
tried the Wii Fit at all, go to your nearest retail shops and compare
the two software products. It's hard to stay motivated watching cute
little Wii Mii's move along to sounds that are totally unfamiliar to
you. Wii Active, on the other hand, has been designed and programmed
to fit the interests of the western culture.
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