AHA and Nintendo team up for Healthy Living Through Active-Play Video Games

The Heart Association has decided to jump on the bandwagon with Nintendo and create Active-Play video games. It’s pretty much everything that the Wii is. Wii Fit Plus, and Wii Sports Resort will be branded this summer with the Heart Association’s logo to know that they stand behind the active gaming genre of games.

Later this year Nintendo and the American Heart Association will convene a multidisciplinary summit of representatives from areas such as science, health care, research, physical activity, fitness and video gaming. The goal will be to bring together thought leaders, each with a unique perspective, to take a closer look at the synergies and potential benefits of active-play video games and physically active lifestyles. Some of the people involved in the development of the summit include Dr.

Their latest accessory geared toward Active-Play is the Wii Rowing Machine.

(SPACE FOR ROWING MACHINE VIDEO)

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