Wii Fit to launch May 21st.. ah we already have that

Wii Fit available now

I had an amazing sense of Déjà vu, reading about Nintendo’s latest product – Wii Fit. With multiple sites reporting the launch is about to happen (May 21st), I was certain I’d seen it already on sale in Australia.

Wii Fit

Yep, I did. Amazing Australia actually received a product before the US. This wouldn’t seem like such a big deal if this was a regular occurrence, however the years of being on the trailing edge of releases from technology companies has pre-programmed us aussie’s to expect things later rather than sooner.

Wii Fit balance board

So props to Nintendo for finally giving us a break and releasing the Wii Fit here first.

As for the game, it looks like something I’d try out, but would quickly loose motivation, so I’ll skip on buying this one.

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