Sumo-inspired Wii Fit fires up couch potatoes
                   
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May 17, 2008 42 related
        

NEW YORK - Sumo wrestlers were the main inspiration behind Wii Fit, Nintendo's latest attempt at getting you off the couch when you play video games. Wii Fit's balance board works kind of like two scales fused together, which, as its designers found, makes it instantly more fun than just one.... [read full story]                    

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