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Wii Fit is still capable of measuring the BMI for people aged between two and 20 but the resulting figures may not be entirely accurate for younger age groups due to varying levels of development." Nintendo said today it would not be placing a warning on the game.Ī spokesman said: "Nintendo would like to apologise to any customers offended by the in-game terminology used to classify a player's current BMI status, as part of the BMI measurement system integrated into Wii Fit. "I would be very concerned if children were using this game and I believe it should carry a warning for parents." "A child's BMI can change every month and it is perfectly possible for a child to be stocky, yet still very fit. "BMI is far from perfect but with children it simply should not be used. "I'm absolutely aghast that children are being told they are fat," he said. Tam Fry of the National Obesity Forum called for children to be banned from playing the game, claiming the BMI measurement was misleading. "I know it is just a game but we already have to worry about young girls starving themselves to look like magazine models and now we have a game that tells them they're fat. Potentially damaging: the BMI chart that appears on screen during the Ninendo Wii game
She was devastated to be called fat and we had to work hard to convince her she isn't.
"She is a perfectly healthy, 4ft 9in tall 10-year-old who swims, dances and weighs only six stone," said the father, who did not want to be named for fear of embarrassing the girl further. However, a father from the South-East spoke today of the embarrassment when his stepdaughter played the game and was labelled fat. Players can then be guided through yoga exercises or play games to improve their balance. Once the player has entered their height, the game uses BMI, a measure of body fat based on an adult's height and weight, to calculate their level of obesity, placing them in categories such as "underweight" and "fat". The £69 game, which sold out within hours when it went on sale in Britain last month, uses an electronic "balance board" to monitor a player's weight. They fear the game could damage children's body image and called on the company to warn parents it is not suitable for their offspring. Obesity experts today slammed Nintendo after its Wii Fit game told a 10-year-old girl she was fat. If you're looking to improve your 40-yard-dash time, this may be the game for you.Fair play? One of Ninetendo's marketing images for the Fit game depicting a young player A gruff-voiced "trainer" provides words of encouragement. There are also strength-training exercises that use the included resistance band. The workouts in NFL Training Camp are similar to what you might find NFL players doing - running and sprinting in place, kicking field goals, and throwing footballs. Ditching the nunchuk and its cord, this system uses the remote in conjunction with two new sensors: one on your thigh, the other on your arm. Like EA Active 2, one of the major differences in this iteration of the EA Sports Active franchise is the total-body tracking system. While previous games have been about general fitness, EA Sports Active NFL Training Camp boasts a more specific theme - football - and you choose what team you want to train you. The EA Sports Active franchise has carved out a successful fitness-focused niche on the Wii.
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