October 6, 2011
Kinect Sports offers an exciting way to get the whole family up and moving

Kinect Sports offers an exciting way to get the whole family up and moving

Move over Wii Sports! There’s a new, all-around, full-body moving, heart-pumping set of games for audiences to enjoy. Try track and field, beach volleyball, soccer, table tennis, bowling, boxing and many more mini games to get you off the couch and having some fun. Kinect Sports is fun for the whole family. With the Kinect, [...]

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 October 6, 2011
The Smurfs find a way to get you moving and grooving

The Smurfs find a way to get you moving and grooving

The Smurfs Dance Party track list is a collection of classic dance hits and classic original songs from The Smurfs TV show. Each track has unique choreography and can accommodate up to four dancers. The Smurfs Dance Party, is an all-new dance video game for the Nintendo Wii based on the best-selling Just Dance games. [...]

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 September 28, 2011
Dance, Kickbox and Body Sculpt Your Way into Shape with Wii’s Exerbeat

Dance, Kickbox and Body Sculpt Your Way into Shape with Wii’s Exerbeat

By: Michelle Garza With more than 155 exercises covering 8 categories of popular exercises genres like aerobics, hip hop, karate, boxercising, yoga, pilates, and latin dance, Exerbeat, is a great option for active gaming. It is a game that truly offers something for everyone, Namco Bandai, the makers of the We Cheer and the Active [...]

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Award for Calorie Burner
Game gets audiences moving and has the potential to burn calories.
Award for Teen Favorite
Great pick for teenagers or youth, age 13 and up. This game is popular with this age group.
Award for Adult Favorite
Great pick for adults ages 18 and up. This age group has the ability to play this game and enjoy it as well.
Award for Multiplayer
Can be played by more than one player or in a group setting.
  August 9, 2011

Exergames at School

By: Michelle Garza Using Videogames to Get Our Kids Moving The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recommends that kids get at least 60 minutes of physical activity each day. Studies have shown that regular physical activity, especially throughout the day, leads to better academic performance and can have a positive impact on [...]

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Guide to Senior Exergaming

Guide to Senior Exergaming By: Marc Scott Depression in seniors is a serious issue. The American Association of Geriatric Psychiatry reports that nearly 15 in 100 seniors suffer from severe depression—a rate nearly twice higher than non-seniors. Exergaming, however, can help seniors create and maintain social relationships as well as benefit from exercise. Exergames are [...]

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