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Wii Fit U is getting an update today. Coming from Miiverse... Hiroshi Matsunaga said: Hello everyone, Wii Fit U director Hiroshi Matsunaga here!
We’re releasing a new Wii Fit U update (Ver.1.3.0) today!
The big news for this version is that we’ve added new courses for Fit Meter Challenge! There are twelve new courses each for Walking Challenge and Climbing Challenge.
The new Walking Challenge courses take you on exciting journeys through various countries, and there’s lots of interesting cultural and historical information to discover along the way.
We’ve also added exciting new Climbing Challenge courses, with more famous mountains and buildings from around the world.
Are you ready to tackle these new challenges? You’ll get something really fun at the end of each course, so do your best and try to clear them all!
Now I’ll tell you about another change we’ve made. If you’ve been using My Routines to put together your own training routines, you’ll know that up to now you’ve always had to use a controller to proceed to the next activity. Switching activities has been made automatic in this update, so now you don’t need to pick up the Wii Remote or Wii U GamePad every time. It should make My Routines much more convenient to use.
And one more new feature... When you choose to view your weight changes over one year on the Graph Screen, up to now you’ll have seen only an average weight for each month. With this update, you’ll be able to see individual dates! I think this will be an especially nice feature for those of you who were already training on Wii Fit and Wii Fit Plus.
You can find out about lots of other changes too by visiting the Wii Fit U official site.
If the weather is good, I hope you manage to go out with your Fit Meter – and if it’s bad, have lots of fun training at home with Wii Fit U! The My Routines button press finally being fixed/removed is huge. |
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Posted: 06/18/14, 16:54:32 |
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Posted: 06/19/14, 02:06:00 |
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Posted: 06/21/14, 07:25:13 |
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Posted: 06/21/14, 08:52:36 |
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Posted: 06/21/14, 22:38:14 |
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Posted: 06/22/14, 03:02:34 |
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It's cool that they're patching Wii Fit U. These seem like smart changes. @heliumskyDo you really still wear your Personal Trainer: Walking pedometer? Carry the Pokewalker for the hat trick! I also had Walking: The Game. But I never really got into it. Exercise, I mean. I've been keeping my Wii Fit Meter in my jacket, but I kind of wish that they HADN'T added new courses, because I want to finish them all and stop wearing it. Too bulgy! And, like the Streetpass Games, logging it into Wii Fit every week is starting to seem like a job. It would be cool if your 3DS automatically downloaded your steps to Wii Fit U. But I don't think that it keeps a record. Walking. Yep. |
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Posted: 06/24/14, 02:54:56 |
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Posted: 09/15/14, 04:24:38 |
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Posted: 09/15/14, 04:41:34 |
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Posted: 09/15/14, 04:49:29 |
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Posted: 09/15/14, 06:48:56 |
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Posted: 09/17/14, 05:18:43 |
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Posted: 10/29/14, 00:24:04 |
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Posted: 01/27/15, 12:00:17 |
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on: 01/27/15, 12:00:57 |
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@Super_ConzoThe biggest issue I have with U is that it is indeed still too slow between exercises (I think I made a pretty large post about it on page 5 of this thread). But it does add some cool (and sometimes strenuous) new poses and it ultimately succeeds in its goal of making exercise fun. However, it's a little hard to recommend over Wii Fit+...while it's definitely an upgrade and there are some solid new features, it still has some of the same issues as before. You don't really have to use the GamePad except for turning it on and in a few games, you can stick with the Wiimote for most exercises. However, you can do off-TV play using the GamePad, which is a great feature if you want to, say, exercise while watching TV. The Fit Meter got me more excited to take walks and stuff too, and I was in the best shape of my life after doing this for a few months (unfortunately, since stopping, I've gotten a little pudge in the belly). Also, sometimes something as simple as changing discs and waiting for the game to load (in Wii mode) is enough to deter one from playing it, so consider that benefit of a digital copy. So I guess that didn't really give you a definite answer. What do you guys think? |
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Posted: 01/27/15, 17:25:51 |
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Posted: 01/27/15, 17:31:48 |
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Posted: 01/27/15, 23:00:43 |
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Posted: 01/28/15, 02:58:46 |
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on: 01/28/15, 03:08:03 |
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Posted: 01/28/15, 03:19:25 |
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Posted: 01/28/15, 03:25:56 |
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