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Maxim: Wii Fit can *bleep* off, no one needs exercise

May 21, 2008 in News comments 22

Most Wii Fit reviews have been positive in nature; praising the title's method of getting those who don't exercise much, up off the couch and moving. However, Maxim magazine takes a very different tact, exclaiming to Nintendo that Wii Fit can *bleep* off.

In what has to be one of those most angry-sounding and negative Wii Fit reviews to date, WiiFitChat.com reports that UK-based mens magazine Maxim slams the exer-gaming title in its review, stating that it can "*bleep* off* because "no one needs exercise."
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  • -1
    Newcloud May 21, 08
    well i have to disagree exercise is healthy
    and this wii fit thing is going to get boring after a week
  • 2
    Zero and X May 21, 08
    Wtf!? No one needs to exercise? Iam sorry but I like being fit, and exercise is very healthy, we all need exercise, thats bs. Seriously, thats just moronic, you can dislike the game all you want, but to say that we dont need exercise is freaking stupid.
  • -1
    DusktoDawn May 21, 08
    *bleep* off no one needs you
  • 0
    tornjinx May 21, 08
    Hmm, whoever said that must not go into the real world that often. Wherever you look, levels of unhealthiness and obesity is increasing. Not as many people want to go out and get the exercise they need. Wii Fit will help people that don't want to go outside get some exercises that they wouldn't get otherwise. And besides, even if you DO get the exercise, it is always better to get more. =3
  • 0
    TurMoiL911 May 21, 08
    What the hell is Maxim doing writing articles about video games ?

    Stickk with whawt you're good at guys: pictures of scantily-clad women for teenage guys to look at when they're not playing video games.
  • 2
    Jaw Knee May 21, 08
    Haha, and they're an American magazine.
    • 1
      Aggro May 22, 08
      Did the article not point out that Maxim is based in the UK?
      • -2
        Jaw Knee May 22, 08
        Either way, it has a huge American audience. They must have some idea of what half of America looks like unless they've had their heads up their asses for the past fifty years or so.
        • 0
          Aggro May 23, 08
          My point was that you trying to play the "ignorant Americans" card blew right up in your face and made you look like an idiot. If anything it shows the stupidity and ignorance of a UK based company that "have their heads up their asses"
  • 0
    Synergized May 22, 08
    No you 'feck' off, Maxim. I will excerise so I don't get fat.

    But seriously, you do need exercise. I agree, you'll never see me using the Wii Fit for excerise, but I will excerise, like play sports, etc.
  • -1
    Zeon I May 22, 08
    Who gives a flying fcuk about Maxim, anyway? They're magazine sucks complete ballocks and it shouldn't even have Game Reviews or Previews in it.
  • 0
    Capn Droid May 22, 08
    Isn't the point of the Nintendo Wii wireless capability to... you know... exercise? Or at least not be lazy on the couch all the time, and you know, move your arm around at least, instead of learning button-mashing reflexes.

    I do believe that Maxim has permission to *bleep* off.
  • 0
    tracemastax May 22, 08
    They just put crappy reviews of games/ cars into the mags for filler, cuz how many pictures of hot babes can you have?
    But I agree with nintendo, cuz if I would want to exersize, I wouldnt get out some *bleep*ing plastic board and "pretend to play soccer" or run or watever, I would (revolutionary idea) go outside instead of spending like 100 bux on some POS excuse of a game, I mean just look at how faggy that kid looks in the picture...
  • 1
    Final Blade May 22, 08
    Some of you guys are missing their point. They're not saying "no one wants to exercise period", they're saying "no one wants to exercise in games".
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    "OK, Nintendo, while you may have succeeded in getting us to swing our arms around like fools, this is just going too damn far. Jogging in place? Swinging invisible hula hoops around our waists? Doing yoga poses? Feck off."
    I mean its an interesting concept but after awhile it just becomes stupid. I agree, with this article. I think exercising in games are a waste and should be left out of games. Games are for relaxation and getting away of the real world.

    Thats why I don't like Wii fit. Want to exercise play a sport, walk or go to the gym.
  • 0
    McClubbin May 22, 08
    Hahaha why would models need to lift a finger to exercise when they can puke their brains out and still look just as good?
  • 2
    Miss Razz May 22, 08
    Exercise is something that everyone needs ... however excercise on the Wii Fit is absolutely useless. Just buy a monthly gym membership - It's cheaper and gets the job done better.
    I bet Nintendo are laughing at the stupidity of everyone who bought a Wii Fit, when there are much better ways of becoming fit... Like *gasp* actually going outdoors and doing PROPER exercise!
    • 0
      Final Blade May 22, 08
      Yeah not only that, gyms have professional Trainers to help you lose weight. And give positive constructive criticisms which last time i check Wii fit gives off the negative criticisms which you should stay away from.
  • 3
    BANDITO ATTACK May 22, 08
    BUT IT HAS A SPECIAL CONTROLLER THAT YOU STAND ON!!!! ITS SO AMAZING, AND REVOLUTIONARY T__________T
  • -1
    Slumpy monkey May 22, 08
    But I dont want to be a fatass like them.
    • 0
      Capn Droid May 23, 08
      Then get off your fat ass and run around the school track a few times.
      • -2
        Slumpy monkey May 25, 08
        Yeah, I do. Im not fat(7st) I play for my schools football team so *bleep*. Ha, I bet you way more than me.
        • 0
          Capn Droid May 25, 08
          140 lb at 5'11", thanks. Only 13.

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