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If you think you're hot stuff with your copy of Suikoden II and Tengen Tetris, you've got nothing on this one collector with a lot of money on his hands.
Still slim and trim a couple years later, Lauren Bernat appears on the radar screen again thanks to Comedy Central. Nintendo must love the renewed buzz.
Commonly thought of as a disease associated with the Victorian era or developing countries, it's seeing a resurgence in the U.K.
Simon Prytherch says, “Consumers have been damaged by a lot of sub-standard software, so now they only trust big Nintendo brands.”
Jillian Michaels is also on board to promote her new fitness game.
It's better than nothing, but the real life equivalents of the 'virtual' workouts are found to be better exercises.
Thanks to Wii Fit and other games like it, active games have really taken off.
Majesco saw a huge lift in sales for its second quarter thanks to the casual crowd and fitness games like Jillian Michaels' Fitness Ultimatum. Revenues from the Wii in particular skyrocketed.
The Wii is becoming a useful tool for rehabilitation. Scientists now believe it can be especially helpful for Parkinson's patients. And hey, with the upcoming Wii Vitality Sensor, patients can track their pulse too. Paging Dr. Miyamoto!
EA Sports President: 'We're Great Believers in the Wii'
Peter Moore says that EA Sports Active has generated over $125 million and has broken into the top 20 best selling Wii titles of all time.
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