The "Sony Games" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
This thread has been linked to the game 'Grand Theft Auto IV'.
Ok, so on first impressions, you'd consider Wii Fit to be about as far removed from GTA IV as you can get, but think about it.
GTA IV seems to be attracting those sort of devoted fans that will spend all day sat in front of their console and they'll need all the time they can get to plow through the game. With Wii Fit ready and waiting they can get all their day's exercise without having to spend time getting dressed, going to a gym or facing complicated social interaction which would waste precious GTA time.
For those not so obsessive fans, it would simply be the ideal cool down routine for facing real life after a long session of GTA violence. From the mean streets to the relaxing park jog (and no muggers in sight!), a perfect answer to all those who suggest GTA players might take their violent virtual gaming skills to the real streets.
It also has the bonus ability of confusing Daily Mail readers: GTA IV bad, Wii Fit good, what happens if you own both? Though on reflection, they just might label you with duel personality syndrome before they make a citizen's arrest for 'looking suspicious'.
So there you go, Wii Fit and GTA IV, it seems that they were made for each other!
Next week: How Mario Kart and Gran Turismo are basically the same underneath.
GTA IV seems to be attracting those sort of devoted fans that will spend all day sat in front of their console and they'll need all the time they can get to plow through the game. With Wii Fit ready and waiting they can get all their day's exercise without having to spend time getting dressed, going to a gym or facing complicated social interaction which would waste precious GTA time.
For those not so obsessive fans, it would simply be the ideal cool down routine for facing real life after a long session of GTA violence. From the mean streets to the relaxing park jog (and no muggers in sight!), a perfect answer to all those who suggest GTA players might take their violent virtual gaming skills to the real streets.
It also has the bonus ability of confusing Daily Mail readers: GTA IV bad, Wii Fit good, what happens if you own both? Though on reflection, they just might label you with duel personality syndrome before they make a citizen's arrest for 'looking suspicious'.
So there you go, Wii Fit and GTA IV, it seems that they were made for each other!
Next week: How Mario Kart and Gran Turismo are basically the same underneath.
There have been no replies to this thread yet.
Ok, so on first impressions, you'd consider Wii Fit to be about as far removed from GTA IV as you can get, but think about it.
GTA IV seems to be attracting those sort of devoted fans that will spend all day sat in front of their console and they'll need all the time they can get to plow through the game. With Wii Fit ready and waiting they can get all their day's exercise without having to spend time getting dressed, going to a gym or facing complicated social interaction which would waste precious GTA time.
For those not so obsessive fans, it would simply be the ideal cool down routine for facing real life after a long session of GTA violence. From the mean streets to the relaxing park jog (and no muggers in sight!), a perfect answer to all those who suggest GTA players might take their violent virtual gaming skills to the real streets.
It also has the bonus ability of confusing Daily Mail readers: GTA IV bad, Wii Fit good, what happens if you own both? Though on reflection, they just might label you with duel personality syndrome before they make a citizen's arrest for 'looking suspicious'.
So there you go, Wii Fit and GTA IV, it seems that they were made for each other!
Next week: How Mario Kart and Gran Turismo are basically the same underneath.
GTA IV seems to be attracting those sort of devoted fans that will spend all day sat in front of their console and they'll need all the time they can get to plow through the game. With Wii Fit ready and waiting they can get all their day's exercise without having to spend time getting dressed, going to a gym or facing complicated social interaction which would waste precious GTA time.
For those not so obsessive fans, it would simply be the ideal cool down routine for facing real life after a long session of GTA violence. From the mean streets to the relaxing park jog (and no muggers in sight!), a perfect answer to all those who suggest GTA players might take their violent virtual gaming skills to the real streets.
It also has the bonus ability of confusing Daily Mail readers: GTA IV bad, Wii Fit good, what happens if you own both? Though on reflection, they just might label you with duel personality syndrome before they make a citizen's arrest for 'looking suspicious'.
So there you go, Wii Fit and GTA IV, it seems that they were made for each other!
Next week: How Mario Kart and Gran Turismo are basically the same underneath.