I’ve been reading a lot of stories how the Nintendo Wii helped a lot of people lose fat and get themselves back in shape. But many of them don’t show you what’s behind the success. The first thing you need to do is pick up a Nintendo Wii of course. You don’t necessarily have to buy the Wii brand new. Just look for an online auction site that that sells used Nintendo Wii systems online. In order to get in shape with the Wii and it’s fitness games there are a few things you need to do to get maximum results.
Like any other fitness program the main thing you need to start doing is eating right. If you decide to lose weight by not going to the gym and play video games all day, eating right is the first step in any health program. Working up a sweat from playing the Wii is fine, but what good is it when you eat a bag of flaming hot Cheetos afterward?
The first week set 20 mins a day for playing your favorite Wii fitness games and challenge yourself by trying to beat your last high score. I also need to mention that you should record your weight before you start and check your weight once a week. The second week you should increase the time to 30 minutes and you should increase the time each week for however months you plan on doing.
If you keep working on this workout routine, you’ll be able to lose weight and have fun at the same time.
The Nintendo DSi is upon us, and the video gaming world is in a state of absolute frenzy once again.Nintendo’s newest portable gaming superstar is a stark improvement over its predecessors, sell my nintendo DS and the Nintendo DS Lite. Possessing of a smaller, sleeker body (3mm thinner than the DS Lite), the Nintendo DSi also boasts of the following exclusive features:
-Dual cam for a variety of applications;
-External memory storage for the new data formats the DSi can read and process;
-Better audio capabilities. The music-playing feature of the DSi can now rival the best MP3 players in the market today;
-Extra level of brightness added to the dual screen display;
-A more powerful processing engine, composed of 16MB RAM compared to the mere 4MB of its predecessors. Truly, the Nintendo DSi is pretty nifty gaming machine.
