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Sesame Street – Happy Healthy Monsters $5.73 Studio: Genius Products Inc Release Date: 02/01/2005… |
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Karate for Kids 1 [VHS] $9.95 … |
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Kung Fu Space-Western Video Game Song $0.89 … |
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Sweatin’ to the Oldies 3: An Aerobic Concert with Richard Simmons [VHS] $5.94 The third workout video in the Sweatin’ to the Oldies series follows the winning format of a lively, beginners’ workout with Richard Simmons and a cheerful roomful of enthusiastic friends–many large sized–dancing to blasts from the past with a live band. This time the venue is a theme park, and the music includes get-up- and-dance favorites such as “Gimme Some Lovin’,” “Louie, Louie,” “Rockin’ R… |
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Country Line Dance Aerobics [VHS] $5.50 … |
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What are your thoughts/opinions about Zumba Fitness for the Wii?
I absolutely love Zumba, but have only done classes. I wanted to get the videogame for the Wii so I could play at home. I’ve read and watched reviews and it seems mixed. Some say this game is like a glorified exercise video and that the graphics are crappy and they don’t teach you the steps.
Have you played it? What did you think? Do you feel like you get a good workout while having fun? Is it worth the $40?
My husband came across the Wii Bundle deal that Best Buy was offering this week and bought the console. I instantly thought about the yoga games that Wii has. Since then I’ve researched the best games for Wii and I have only seen the Biggest Loser and Wii Fit with the multiple workouts to be the best type of exercise game. I read on Game Spot that the Zumba game was not great in executing moves and that the workout wasn’t all that great. It really is a shame because I too was looking forward to trying out some the games that offer exercise. Honestly, save your money because the technology is not there yet, at least not to my liking.
You could buy the game, try it out for the day, and return it if you’re dissapointed. I just don’t feel like the hassle of going back and forth to the store for a subpar game to begin with.
