Nintendo Wii static console

+ Easy to set up right out of the box and then off you go into the world of Wii and Wii Fit. Actively promotes family fun and fitness - watch out it becomes addictive.

- It would have been nice to know earlier when setting it up that access to the Internet is required. If we had known that we wouldn't have set it up where we did and we have stuck the scanner bar to the TV stand - so we will need to buy an extension cable for the USB or try and rip the bar off the TV stand.

+ Gameplay is unique and the balance board which could be seen as a five minute wonder really makes the game(s) more fun to play. With Wii Fit you shouldn't take it too seriously as a fitness machine, but you do build up a sweat. With all the family involved it's great fun

- The price of the extra controllers - for bundles such as this aimed at a family then there should be 4 remotes as standard.

+ I have a disabled daughter and her mobility is compromised, the Nintendo Wii is brilliant for getting her moving whereas ordinary excercise leaves her cold. The whole family can join in games with her giving her the chance to play on equal terms, she beats most of us at most of the games.

- None, just make sure that nothing is in your way when playing!

+ It's the best thing I've purchased in years. I have lost 1stone since getting it with the help of a few dietry adjustments. Its very addictive, especially the sports & wii fit. All my family & friends love it too. I'd recommend it to familys as it brings them closer together and provides a good few hours of entertainment.

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+ brilliant product would recommend to any family who are looking for a computer game everyone can joinin with and not just sit thereholding a hand controller. As for the WII fit board the whole family thought it was brilliant.

- cant really find any bad points

+ My son uses the Wii although I've had my turn too. Its good fun to watch others play so there aren't really any arguments over taking turns.

- Can become a bit physical! We've smashed the ceiling lamp with an energetic overarm serve in the tennis game, plus we lost some baubles off the Christmas tree due to some over enthusiastic arm movements. We've learnt to clear the area before we start.

+ Good fun, Excellent tracks to play would recommend to everyone!!

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+ Fabulous fun for all ages.

- Wii fit - have to log in each time and can't compete against another person without doing the whole logging in thing.

+ It gets all the family involved and you get really competitive. It's great fun watching people doing things like the hula hooping and the ski jumping. It's really easy to use and to set up. It is value for money because of all the time we've spent on it already!

- It is quite expensive, as are the games for it but there really isn't a similar product.

+ fun and easy to use

- cartoon graphics

+ it covers all members of the family so no one need be left out.design excellent,easy to store away if you are limited for space.

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+ fun for all the family
competitive

- not all games have the interactive factor like that offered by Wii sports, but the new games that are coming out are getting better and more interactivity is built in....for example mario and sonic at the olympics is absolutely brilliant

+ Easy to use. Fun for all the family including the little ones who do not really know what they are doing. Improves hand eye c-ordination.

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+ Easy to use and very good as a fitness aid

- Not being fit enough to use it to start with!!

+ It is good fun for all the family. It is not like the usual games consoles, you have to get up and move about and not just use your fingers and thumbs!!

- Extra remotes are expensive, especially as you need to by the nunchuck as well.