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  Galacticdramon | April 18, 2008
  This is a surprise, given the limited numbers of copies the UK will apparently be getting. Usually a game gets massively hyped before you realise you haven't got enough units to satisfy all demand (or to satisfy any at all without detracting from other countries, a la Brawl). If Nintendo's production capabilities are as stretched as the events of the Brawl farce make us believe, won't hyping this one cause problems instead?
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  iLLmatic | April 18, 2008
  How and WHY would this be a bigger launch than the Wii itself? Really, I still don't understand why all these gimmicks sell so well at all.
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    Final Blade | April 18, 2008
    _{Simple half these people just like wasting money on a thing they never use, just like home gyms.}
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  Galacticdramon | April 18, 2008
  Well, it's a fitness tool and a game in one. That's guaranteed to be popular.
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    Kazooieman | April 18, 2008
    But so was Wii Sports when it was first unveiled...
    
    I can't see how this is going to go huger than some other games that are coming out but I can definatly see it in the Top 10.
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  Twisted | April 19, 2008
  I don't think it'll be bigger then when the Wii was first made, it's just a fitness game. I can't see it appealing to kids, and teenagers.
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  Zeon I | April 19, 2008
  I can say with confidence that Wii Fit Launch won't be bigger than the Wii Launch or the Brawl Launch.
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  Galacticdramon | April 19, 2008
  Zeon I is probably right. I think Brawl's launch will be bigger. And much later, obviously.