Nintendo has confirmed that Wii Fit will be hitting stores on April 25th. The title has already performed spectacularly in Japan, where it has sold 1.2 million units since its release just nine weeks ago.
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"Starting on May 8, 2008, Nintendo wants Australians to start fighting the battle of the bulge with the Wii Fit exercise platform. Wii Fit will retail for AU$149.95."
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At Games Developer Conference 2008, Deputy GM in Entertainment Analysis & Development Takao Sawano spoke before a crowd of several hundred developers and game journalists about the development process of both the Wii Balance Board and Wii Fit. Below, you'll find the notes we jotted down during the presentation.
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The Japanese have been getting to grips with the Balance Board and Wii Fit for over a month - measuring their BMI, hula hooping and stretching their way to better health. North Americans already knew that the title would be reaching them ‘early’ this year, and now we learn that Wii Fit will arrive in Europe this spring.
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Nintendo’s latest motion-control hit has debuted to one day sales of more than 650,000 units in the Americas. At a penny shy of $90 in the USA, the game debuted to a day sales total of roughly $60 million. Super Smash Brothers Brawl, Nintendo’s top week one debut ever in the Americas, by comparison debuted at 950,000 units in the Americas bringing its total to $47.5 million on day one.
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We get our hands...or rather our feet on the English version of Nintendo's upcoming fitness game.
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For those who wanted to know more about the development of Wii Fit, you can find lots of decision making info about Wii Fit in this interview.;;; For example : do you know that the Balance board was inspired by Sumo Wrestler ? See it in the second part, which was up on Feb 15, 2008.
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It's being reported that EA is to take full advantage of the Wii Fit Balance Board by using it in the as-yet unannounced Boogie 2.
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According to Famitsu figures, Nintendo’s Wii Fot was the biggest selling game in Japan last year with 1.76 million units sold for the period ending March 30 2008. Mario Party DS was second with 1.66 million, and Wii Sports was in third place with 1.62 million. More through the link.
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Wiifit explained? Who cares! A TON of videos in action!
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