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  Final Blade | May 20, 2008
  _{Yes and im sure they speak for the majority of people right?}
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  Rune Ripper | May 20, 2008
  One British journalist doesn't account for the millions of people all over Europe.
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    LZ Schneider | May 21, 2008
    Yes it does, he's British.
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  shadow993 | May 20, 2008
  It's just the casual market thing. Games like Wii Fit fly right under the radar no matter how big of a splash they attempt to make.
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  Auctoria | May 20, 2008
  I thought the novelty of the Wii was already wearing off?
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  Silver Mirror | May 21, 2008
  Well its a casual game, this isn't really something which is designed to be played and played and played
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    Krunal | May 21, 2008
    Hence in lies the fact that it's 'novelty' will wear off, meaning whilst it's sold millions in hours since release (over exaggeration), the amount of people actually using it will be so low, that if they ever come out with a second gen wii fit (wii fit 2) it'll probably be kept in the bargain bin (again over exaggeration).
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  Alena Kairos | May 21, 2008
  I don't think the novelty is wearing off. The motivation to exercise is probably wearing off. The same thing happens when most people go to the gym, or when they buy a new exercise machine. Unless other games use the balance board, the same people who have dusty Ab Rollers will most likely have a dusty balance board.
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    Final Blade | May 22, 2008
    _{Actually no, it is wearing off. Cause Home gyms are the problem, not actual gyms. I made this point about why America is fat a long time ago. When people go to an actual gym they work out. When you have home gyms people put it off saying i'll do it tomorrow or later and it never gets done. Actually going out and either walking or going to a real gym makes you work out.}
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    iLLmatic | May 22, 2008
    Wii Shit is not an exercise machine, be serious.
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    LZ Schneider | May 23, 2008
    Granted, that may be the case with some people but let's be real here, you can't really say that about everyone that buys this *cough* game because everyone is different. However, it would make sense to say that Wii Fit's novelty is wearing off because each copy of Wii Fit is Wii Fit. They're all the same.
    So logically, saying that majority of everyone's will to exercise is wearing off is quite the blind statement whereas saying that Wii Fit's wow-ness would make more sense.
    But of course, no one is just 100% on things like this, but I just thought that I should let ya' know.