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  zaraxia | May 11, 2008
  Hmmm, thats sounds like a good idea, and its not as expensive as some programs they have for rehabilitation. Plus, the patients enjoy it, which is very good.A fun way that works, why cant that be a solution to every thing ??
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    Starborn | May 14, 2008
    Definately, and the price is quite reasonable, than other equipment that costs thousands of dollars =p
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  Stainless | May 11, 2008
  That's very cool, actually. It's easily accessible by all people, opposed to certain types of physical therapy and rehabilitation, as zaracxia said above me. On top of all of that, it is a way to enjoy what you're doing. Looks great
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  Bri | May 11, 2008
  Articles like this disprove the notion that "video games are just entertainment". They can obviously be applied in other fields with great results.
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  The_Don | May 11, 2008
  I've also heard about this helping people recovery with physical therapy. Fat kids and people should really get this as it is fun, you don't have to get out of your house and it could work up a sweat.
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    Starborn | May 14, 2008
    They're making games healthy for everyone. They're completely changing the sitting around games to the more active games which the wii demonstrated. Excellent, =)
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  Twisted | May 12, 2008
  That's really cool, helping people with sort of disabilities through video games is awesome.
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  Starborn | May 14, 2008
  Then the people who have had strokes can play fun games that everyone can play
  
  I'm not surprised, since the game is really good for a workout