Get Moving Family Fitness is a new Wii game from Jumpstart. This series hosted by Brooke Burke starts off a little goofy with her introduction, but the games inside are all fun and games. They can be played by 2 players. They involve components of major sports like passing (basketball and football), setting the ball (volleyball), and running. Be ready for a workout. To compete against your kids, you’ll have to get out of your chair and really move. After 10 minutes, I needed a break and had a little residual soreness from muscles that don’t get used this way very much any more.
Get Moving is rated E for Everyone with Comic Mischief by the ESRB
Get Moving is $27.99 on Amazon.
Pros:
- Really does get dads and kids out of the chair. You have to get up to compete in these games.
- Uses more lifelike motions to create the action. You really have to pump your arms to make players run or shoot.
Cons:
- Goofy intro by Brooke Burke didn’t really add to the kids’ experience. Seems tacked on and just wastes time. Likewise, her avatar.
- Personalization features weak versus many other programs. Avatars lacked a “bald” option, so I did get to have a full head of hair again for the first time in ten years.
- Can only be played by two players at one time.
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