You can't use your iPhone as a Wii controller, but there are some third-party controllers that are compatible with both the iPhone and the Wii. The best option is to buy a controller that is specifically designed for use with the iPhone.
The Wii sensor bar is an infrared LED bar that is used in conjunction with the Wii remote. The sensor bar is placed on top of or below your TV. It emits infrared light that is picked up by the Wii remote, which the Wii uses to track the remote's position. The Wii sensor bar can be powered by either USB or batteries.
No, you don't need a sensor bar for Wii, but it may enhance your gameplay experience. The sensor bar helps the Wii Remote track your movements and can be placed on top of or below your television.
Wii Sports is a video game that was developed and published by Nintendo for the Wii video game console. The game is included as a pack-in game with the Wii console in all regions except for Japan, where it is a launch title. Wii Sports includes five individual sports games—tennis, baseball, bowling, golf, and boxing—that can be played by up to four players.
4.5/5
The Wii Balance Board can read your real-life movements and bring them to life on screen.
The Wii Balance Boardâ„¢ accessory was created from the ground up to work with Wii Fit.
$234
Yesterday, I received this in the mail. Years after purchasing my Wii, I lost the balance board. In the end, I chose to purchase a new one. This was exactly how it was depicted. However, after setting it up for Wii Fit, I discovered that only one balance board could be connected to each Wii console, contrary to what the instructions on my Wii Fit DVD sleeve said. It wouldn't sync despite my repeated attempts to set it up. So I called Nintendo, only to talk on the phone for a half hour without getting anywhere. Finally, I entered the Wii game and navigated to the settings to check the balance board. To switch on the board, it instructed me. The board was obviously out of rhythm, and it was aware of this. I pressed the power button, and soon it synchronized. Going through all of that was very painful, but the board is now operating flawlessly. I just used it without any issues for an hour!
4.3/5
Includes Wii balance board
accurately calculates calories burned
sync with touch of button.
Fit clip on meter and Wii Fit game; atmospheric pressure sensor
meter includes acceleration sensor
$234
Wii Fit U w/Fit Meter - Wii U has a product page where I have written a rather in-depth evaluation. The only difference between this bundle and that one is that it comes with a Wii Balance Board.If you're curious, the Balance Board that comes with this bundle is the same one that was packaged with the original Wii Fit in 2007; unlike the Wii Remote Plus and the Wii U itself, the Balance Board hasn't undergone any technological advancements since then. You would therefore be better off purchasing just the Wii Fit U w/Fit Meter - Wii U if you already own a Balance Board.You might want to think twice before buying this package instead of a secondhand Balance Board alone (they can be had for as little as $15 at stores like Gamestop or Craig's List). Even better, there's a good chance that you know someone who is willing to give you one that they have in their cellar collecting dust. (Here's a hint: There's a problem that frequently occurs wherein old Balance Boards seem to be "dead," but there's an easy fix for it. You can easily fix a broken balance board using a screwdriver; just search for "broken balance board" on Google.After that, I'll summarize my opinions of Wii Fit U as follows:There are numerous categories of workout activities, just like with the Wii Fit and Wii Fit Plus versions:- Yoga - A series of 18 yoga poses that you perform while adhering to guidance from an on-screen trainer. The fact that you can see the trainer's body in a 360-degree view to make sure you're matching it precisely makes it significantly better than the previous Wii Fit. Additionally, you have the choice of utilizing the GamePad camera to compare your own video image to that of the trainer (it does not automatically determine whether you are accurately matching the trainer, but you can eyeball whether you are easy enough). Traditional yoga positions like "half moon," "downward dog," etc. are used. Three of them are new, while 15 are carried over from the first Wii Fit Plus.- Strength Training - A series of 15 exercises, such as lunges, planks, extensions, and so forth, designed to strengthen particular body parts. Just like with yoga, you follow a trainer to acquire the proper form, and you can view the trainer from any angle or your own video picture on the screen. Three are new, while 12 are the same as in the first Wii Fit.- Aerobics - These adorable games employ your Mii to perform a variety of exercises to increase your heart rate. 11 of the activities—including Hula Hoop, Rhythm Boxing, and Island Cycling—are carried over from the original Wii Fit, but the majority of them have been improved with additional features made possible by the Wii Remote Plus, HD visuals, and GamePad's "second screen" compatibility. There are 4 new games, including Puzzle Squash and Rowing Crew, which are both first-person, 3D versions of Breakout (where you use both the Balance Board and the Wii Remote Plus to simulate rowing). The only issue I have with aerobics exercises is that they are far too brief to allow you to enter a respectable cardio heart rate zone; as a result, you need to string together many exercises to obtain any kind of significant workout.Dance is a brand-new category. I was expecting it to be like Just Dance, but it's more like a step aerobics class with a variety of music and a focus on various body regions.- Balance Games: Play these adorable games to improve your Mii's coordination and balance. There are 11 classic games that have been brought back on the Wii U, including Rhythm Kung Fu and Bird's Eye Bullseye. 7 new balance games are available. The game "Dessert Course," which cleverly combines the GamePad and the TV screen, is by far my favorite. In it, you play a waiter who must try to balance a number of rolling and jiggling desserts on a tray (your GamePad) while delivering it to customers in a packed restaurant. One more that I adore is "Ultimate Obstacle Course," a fantastic improvement to the original Obstacle Course (which is also included).I also enjoy Wii Fit U's ability to play a variety of games on the GamePad, freeing up the TV for other uses.All of this would be a great improvement on its own, but the Wii Fit Meter gives the game an entirely new dimension. The Wii Fit Meter is a smooth, circular object with a diameter of about 1 3/4" that you wear all day long while clipping it to your belt. It follows your everyday activity outside of the game, much like a FitBit or a Nike FuelBand, and is capable of detecting not only your steps (like a pedometer does), but also your level of exertion and your altitude. Additionally, the device displays the time, the temperature, and even a miniature LCD replica of your Mii's face.When you first launch Wii Fit U, you will be prompted to sync the data (the unit stores up to 2 weeks of data). Once you've done that, you'll be able to see some neat graphs that show you how much activity you've done over the course of the past hour and day, along with your degree of effort and altitude fluctuations.You can use your Fit Meter data to complete "challenges" from all over the world using a feature called "Fit Meter Challenge." You can select walking challenges like a trip across Tokyo or New York City. You'll have the choice to receive "credit" for the miles you've logged on your Fit Meter since the data was last synchronized each time you access the map. Your little Mii will be making progress as the empty map is filled in with buildings, facts and images of the locations you're "visiting," and coins will be "blinging" as they pass. The same is true for altitude difficulties, such as scaling the equivalent of Mount Fuji, Mount Everest, or the Statue of Liberty. It's a fantastic extra motivation to get as much action outside of the game as you can.Wii Fit U is a great illustration of why I believe Nintendo's future is still bright, despite the fact that the Wii U has been criticized in the media and by the buying public (and sadly not always without cause). Their first-party software creation is still unmatched, notwithstanding any mistakes they may have made in the hardware design of their platform and their interactions with third party developers. Each and every action and feature in Wii Fit U is well-executed and inventive, "addictive" enough to keep you coming back for more (a great quality in a fitness game), and a delight to pick up and use. The Fit Meter graphs and challenges, the Yoga lessons, the Balance Games, and many more of these elements individually would all make fantastic independent games, but they are all included in this one very reasonable package. The Wii U is still the only video game console that allows you to take (and track) your weight, track your offline activity, and play games that are as much fun as they are exercise, despite all the excitement surrounding new exergaming capabilities on other systems like the Xbox One.
4.2/5
52" long belt makes it easy to use!
Compatible with Zumba Fitness and the new Zumba Fitness 2 for the Wii.
Belt is included in the box, but if you want to play with multiple players (the game supports up to 4), each player will need their own belt.
Grab an extra 2 or 3 for full multiplayer gaming.
$234
My girlfriend and I enjoy playing Zumba, but we only had the one fitness belt that came with the Wii game, so I bought this one. I reasoned that we must be able to get a replacement in some way, which is where Amazon comes in handy!This belt is an exact replica of the one included with the Wii game. There is hardly any distinction between the two, and you cannot distinguish between them. The Wii remote should be inserted into the green pocket of the Zumba belt with the buttons facing outward if you have never used one before. It attaches through Velcro, which I believe to be of great quality and that works well for the attachment. Making it stick has never presented me with any problems. The belt occasionally comes down on me, but perhaps I just need to wear it tighter or this is just a design mistake. That is the only issue I have. But as I've already mentioned, this belt was made just as it should be, so that's to be anticipated.Overall, I'd suggest this if you want to get a second (or third, or fourth, who knows!) Zumba Belt or if you need a new one.
4.1/5
Protects the Wii Balance Board From Wear and Tear of Every Day Use
Pink Silicone Sleeve for Wii Balance Board
Elastic Mold for Perfect Fit
Soft Silicone Material Acts as an Absorbent to Lessen the Impact of Steps Taken
Cutouts for Easy Access to Switch/LED Indicator
$234
Due of my rheumatoid arthritis, the sleeve performs a good job of cushioning the board just a little bit and preventing dirt from settling on the balancing board itself. I paid around $5 more for the glow in the dark sleeve than the other colors, but I'm a sucker for anything that glows in the dark! (Yes, I have a child's spirit.)Since I don't understand how that could happen, I'm not sure what the reviewers who complained about their sleeves ripping did to it. Although the silicone is thin, it adequately covers the board without even hinting at stretching or tearing. Despite the numerous attempts to remove it from the board by my two-year-old, who is capable of destroying practically everything, it is still in good shape.
4.1/5
Cutouts for Easy Access to Switch/LED Indicator
Protects the Wii Balance Board From Wear and Tear of Every Day Use
Elastic Mold for Perfect Fit
Soft Silicone Material Acts as an Absorbent to Lessen the Impact of Steps Taken
Clear Silicone Sleeve for Wii Balance Board
$234
Although I have not yet had any issues with durability, I am well aware that silicone skins for the majority of products of all kinds are somewhat flimsy in various ways. Although they won't tear from simply using the board or other product, placing them on is a little challenging. Make sure to spread out the force as much as you can and avoid pulling firmly from one location. (In other words, don't pull it on while holding a small piece in one hand. Apply slowly, carefully, and without exerting too much pressure in one area. Imagine it as putting on tights.)Okay, putting that aside, the item is well-fitting and snuggly covers the board; also, the glow-in-the-dark aspect is ideal because occasionally I forget to put it away and others might trip over it if it weren't for it at night. (And yes, it does actually illuminate at night.)Does it change how you play the game? a little bit It doesn't matter for standing. It occasionally moves by merely adjusting its position slightly. Your feet have excellent contact with the silicone, but the silicone does not grasp the board as well. However, this is so tiny that it's best to leave it on the board, especially if you previously used it barefoot and had to occasionally grab some windex (not that it happened with my immaculate little feet ;-)).
3.9/5
Houses Wii Remote on back of right glove
One size fits all
Nunchuk sleeve inside the palm of the left glove
Lightweight
Velcro adjustable strap
$234
These gloves made me quite happy, and they are excellent for PunchOut! In the few weeks after receiving the gloves, I played PunchOut more frequently than I have since receiving the game. I liked how the gloves felt, how well they fit (I have large hands, small fingers, and skinny wrists), and how free I felt to swing at the screen without worrying about holding the Wiimote exactly right.The only drawbacks to PunchOut are that you cannot use all of the Advanced button controls while wearing gloves and that I lack the coordination to perform a Star Punch with my right hand while wearing gloves (requires the left hand to hold down the correct button on the Wiimote in the glove on the right hand).The right-hand glove we have does not function adequately in the other two games. To box properly in Wii Sports - Boxing, I have to turn the remote sideways in the glove; otherwise, my glove moves erratically on the screen. The buttons are therefore unavailable. The boxing hand in Wii Fit Plus - Rhythm Boxing does not react effectively to punches. I have to remove the remote from the glove for it to properly register punches.The glove is amazing in every other way. Since our children are still too young to use the gloves themselves, they enjoy watching me use them as much as I enjoy using them.
3.8/5
Rubber feet on base keep unit from sliding during use.
Strong enough to support 300 lbs.
These sturdy Aerobic Steps transform the Wii Fit Balance Board (not included) into the ultimate Aerobic workout device.
Adds 3 inches of height to the Fit Balance Board.
Steps are stackable for easy storage.
$234
I was a little worried after reading some of the other reviews, but I really wanted a step, and the price couldn't be topped. It is fantastic; I've been using it every day for the past two weeks. Yes, the screws are too little, and the step doesn't seem to be stable when I move it, however when I put the balance board on it, it works perfectly. It is a good height, and there are absolutely no missed steps in the step count. With the step, I burn roughly twice as many calories while doing step aerobics. I regret not getting it sooner.
3.8/5
Great way to add a strength element to any aerobic workout.
Transform your Wii Controllers into workout
Designed to securely hold the controllers, allowing full use of all buttons, straps and IR function.
Adds 2 pounds of weight to each controller. Perfectly balanced and solidly constructed.
$234
Wii Fit is an excellent tool. Although I was active in athletics in high school, I was still a chess player. I enjoy hiking but I'm not a major jogger. I don't like going to gyms, but I do enjoy playing Wii Fit's boxing game. When using weights, you really start to sweat after just 20 minutes, and after an hour, your shoulders and upper back will start to feel the effects of the workout. Just too light to provide any meaningful resistance is the Wii controller.I will stress that you will be in trouble if you get this merely to play with a standard game. If you have smaller hands—I have enormous hands, but my sister and mom don't—it can be difficult to do anything other than work out, which is why I got the dumbbells—because even when you try not to block the sensor, the dumbbells frequently prevent the cursor from working properly and you have to really point it straight at the sensor strip to make them work for menu usage.
3.4/5
Actual video of real yoga & pilates trainers to both help you understand how to perform and to guide you through each exercise.
Compatible with Wii Balance Board and Wii MotionPlus
Change goals at any point in the program without sacrificing all of your records.
Customizable Fitness Goals: The program will design a workout specifically for you.
Real-time feedback and encouragement on your performance.
Customizable Fitness Goals: The program will design a workout specifically for you.
Real-time feedback and encouragement on your performance.
$234
I was wanting to expand my inventory of workout equipment. Wii Fit Plus was starting to bore me, and I needed more variety. This game is not too bad.Pros: 1. I informed the game that I was an accomplished player, but after ten minutes the trainer said, "You are experiencing difficulty," and she dropped me down a level. I found that to be cool.2. I did receive the variety I was hoping for because there are yoga and pilates movements that are not in Wii Fit.3. The segment on meditation is good. I've completed them all, and they do aid in my relaxation.4. The game functions. My body is getting leaner, and the routines are getting simpler. The instructor just told me last night that I would be moved up a level. w00t! =)Cons: 1. It doesn't provide a precise calorie count. Just relative calories are displayed. In order to give me an indication of how many calories I burned off, it will display a picture of an apple or a tiny yogurt.2. Some workouts proceed way too quickly. Particularly the Flow 1 and Flow 2; even after having the trainer "teach me" a few times, it is difficult to stay up with her during the changes.3. Because I am so busy, I have to be careful with how I use my time. The fact that there are no times stated for how long either the Quick Class or the Regular Class lasts truly irritates me. I've taken three Regular Classes, each of which lasted for about 40 minutes. Each of the three Quick Classes I've taken has been around 20 minutes, but I have no way of knowing if that will change.4. If you use Wii Fit Plus, you are aware that it provides both audible and visual signals. Since the NewU Yoga doesn't provide audible cues, it can be difficult to tell if you are performing an exercise correctly, such as Down Dog, unless you can find a way to sometimes look up to check the color of the sensor.Even if I mentioned a lot of negatives, I still think this game is worth playing. In an ideal world, I could attend a yoga or workout class, but I simply lack the time. Along with my occasional use of my Zumba disc and Wii Fit Plus, this seems to be the greatest substitute.
Yes, Wii Zumba can help you lose weight. The game provides a fun and interactive way to get your body moving, and the more you move, the more calories you'll burn. You can also use the Wii Balance Board to add an extra challenge to your workout and help tone your muscles.
There is no scientific evidence to support the claim that Wii Fit age is accurate. However, some people believe that the Wii Fit age is a good indicator of fitness level.
How accurate is Wii Fit calorie counter? The Wii Fit calorie counter is generally considered to be quite accurate. However, there are a few factors that can affect its accuracy, such as how often you use the Wii Fit and how active you are in real life. If you use the Wii Fit regularly and lead a relatively active lifestyle, the calorie counter should be fairly accurate.
There are a number of ways to get Wii Fit for free. One way is to look for Wii Fit bundles that include the game and console at a discounted price. Another way is to check online auction sites for people who are selling their used Wii Fit games. Finally, some retailers offer Wii Fit as a free gift with the purchase of other Wii products.
The Wii menu can be navigated without the sensor by using the arrow keys on the Wii remote. To select an item, press the A button. To go back to the previous menu, press the B button.
When you are playing Wii Fit, you are burning calories. The amount of calories you burn playing Wii Fit depends on the game you are playing and the intensity level you are playing at. For example, if you are playing a game that requires a lot of movement, such as Wii Fit Boxing, you will burn more calories than if you are playing a game that is more sedentary, such as Wii Fit Hula Hoop. The level of intensity also affects the number of calories you burn; if you are playing at a higher intensity, you will burn more calories than if you are playing
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