Awww, well I guess that's incentive to excercise.

ummmm...why don't you start an ACTUAL excersize routine, rather than using a video game system that you would lose about 5 pounds on?

I would use the pad anyway if I were you. I think DDR might be a better way to go though, since those pads don't have weight limits. It's also a very good workout if you push yourself. People have lost a great deal of weight playing DDR hardcore. A lot of people pointed out, albeit derisively, that you should start a normal exercise plan. I understand where you're coming from, since most people (gasp) don't find exercise fun and would rather do something they enjoy. Someone said something about spending $90 on a video game... that is, I must point out, much cheaper than spending $200+ on a gym membership that most people never use. That being said, you should spend a lot of time working up a sweat - at least a half hour per day three or four days a week - in order to actually lose any weight even with wii fit or DDR. Another good suggestion is to take up martial arts. You have constant supervision so the instructor is omnipresent to motivate you. It is nearly impossible not to work hard because the instructor is there to make sure you are pushing yourself. Just make sure you go to a martial arts school that emphasizes exercise. I was at my lightest and most fit when I was spending all my time at the dojo... partially because the instructor was always coaching me and partly because I loved doing it so much that I wanted to train and practice every day for hours at a time.

Oh sweet sweet irony, how hilarious On another note YDI, get some real excercise fatty

this is the funniest shit ive read in a looonnnnggg time....go outside instead.

umm yea sorry but if ur that damn fat: go to a gym maybe,, not more vidoe games..again sorry but ur a dumbass.

I've lost about 20 pounds with Wii Fit so far; however, I didn't start at over the THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY POUND weight limit that Nintendo of America raised from Japan's three hundred pound limit, so I could, you know, get on the board and lose some weight. You know, if you weigh that much, maybe a video game isn't what's going to work for you. Maybe you need some serious help with it from a real doctor, not a happy little balance board that wears a hat on your birthday.

Haha, this might cheer you up: http://www.ihateyounatalie.com/?id=1717516

I've gone from 275 to 248 in the past two months of using Wii Fit. All these people saying that you shouldn't use a game to lose weight are idiots. It's fun and it's exercise--what is the harm? Stupid. It also helps a lot of just 'making you aware' of your body--you see that you're 275 every day and you want to change it and you get excited when you see it go down so you work harder. There's seriously NOTHING wrong with any of this. You judgmental people just want the OP to stay overweight because you like looking better in comparison. Shame on you all.

Well, get down in weight I guess. 150 is more than enough of a limit I thought, but obviously not for some people.