Games review: Wii Fit Plus

Friday 30 October 2009 01:00 GMT

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£19.99 (game only) £89.99

(with balance board)

Format Wii

Publisher Nintendo

It’s a bumper week for games releases, with something for everyone. And for anyone who wants to pimp their workout, the second Wii Fit title has landed. A slewof new challenges, an obstacle course and exercise routines that you can build yourself make this aworthy successor to the mega-selling Wii Fit, but perhaps the most sensible addition to the line-up is health-tracking for the whole family, so no more

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