Wii Fit Plus Balance Board Best Price

If you are looking to build your own Wii Fit Bundle by collecting and putting together individual components or you already have a Nintendo Wii console, you need a Wii Fit Balance Board.

Out of the 5 online stores, Amazon.com is usually the only place where you will find the Balance Board in stock. Although Walmart and GameStop lists it for $99, we have not seen availability for online delivery for a while now. We suggest you check them out (links to specific pages provided), but the chances are that they won't be available.

SPECIAL NOTE: We list 2 types of Wii Fit Plus Balance Boards. Make sure you scroll the whole page and browse all the offers

1. Wii Fit Plus Balance Board ONLY
2. Wii Fit Plus Balance Board with accessories such as the 5 in 1 Wii Fit Bundle, Jillian Michaels' Fitness Ultimatum 2010 Fitness Bundle, Biggest Loser Fitness Wii Fit Bundle, and EA Sports Active Fitness Wii Fit Bundle etc
   

	TOP Recommendation Click Here to go to Amazon.com BEST price and Ships FREE! Includes: Wii Fit Plus Bundle – the game software and the Wii Balance Board
	NOTE: Usually out of stock for online delivery!	Click Here to Check at Walmart $99 (if available)
	Usually priced $139 and above
	NOTE: Usually out of stock for online delivery!	Click Here to Check at GameStop $99 (if available)

Below we have listed some special Wii Fit Bundles from DDRGame where the Wii Fit Plus Balance Board comes with several other accessories. These don't include the Nintendo Wii Console, however, if you already have the Wii Console, these bundles with the Wii Fit Plus Balance Board would make a great Wii Fit Bundle

Nintendo Wii Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party Wii Fit Bundle Includes; Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party Game Wii Fit Plus Balance Board Mat Sleeve Regular price $309 Current Price $209 (NOTE: Nintendo Wii console not included in this Wii Fit Bundle) Click Here to Get this Wii Fit Bundle
Nintendo Wii Jillian Michaels' Fitness Ultimatum 2010 Fitness Bundle Jillian Michaels' Fitness Ultimatum 2010 Game Wii Fit Plus Balance Board Mat Sleeve Regular price $309 Current Price $209 (NOTE: Nintendo Wii console not included in this Wii Fit Bundle) Click Here to Get this Wii Fit Bundle
Nintendo Wii The Biggest Loser Fitness Wii Fit Bundle The Biggest Loser Game Wii Fit Plus Balance Board Mat Sleeve Regular price $309 Current Price $219 (NOTE: Nintendo Wii console not included in this Wii Fit Bundle) Click Here to Get this Wii Fit Bundle
Nintendo Wii EA Sports Active Fitness Wii Fit Bundle EA Sports Active Game Wii Fit Plus Balance Board Mat Sleeve Regular price $309 Current Price $219 (NOTE: Nintendo Wii console not included in this Wii Fit Bundle) Click Here to Get this Wii Fit Bundle
Nintendo Wii Fit Plus + Original Konami Dance Pad Combo Wii Fit Bundle Wii Fit Plus Game Balance Boar Mat Sleeve Battery + Bag + Mat + Sleeve DDR Hottest Party Game 2 x Original Konami Dance Pad Regular price $508 Current Price $319 (NOTE: Nintendo Wii console not included in this Wii Fit Bundle) Click Here to Get this Wii Fit Bundle

Hope you found this page on Wii Fit Plus Balance Board best deals useful. As you may have already seen, the Wii Fit Balance Board goes out of stock very quickly in most places other than Amazon. If you found a Wii Fit with Balance Board for $99 at Walmart or GameStop, you're lucky! Congratulations! If you would also like to check out the best price for other components of the Wii Fit Bundle please check out the following links.

• Wii Fit Bundle – our home page that will give you all the different options
• 5 in 1 Wii Fit Bundles
  
• Wii Fit Bundles with Wii Console
  
• Nintendo Wii Console only

As mentioned on our earlier posts, the Wii Fit Balance Board uses data from four different sensors to estimate the weight distribution of the ‘gamer on board’. There are actually two sensors on either side and the complex Japanese electro-magnetics and computation is able to accurately estimate each fine movement made by the person standing on the balance board. This is the unique feature of the Nintendo Wii compared to an Xbox 360 or Sony PlayStation.

The experience is absolutely unique. You can check that out on the website http://us.wii.com/soft_wiifit.jsp There are videos there that show U.S. gold medalists Heather O’Reilly and Heather Mitts playing Wii Fit. There are also other videos of first time Wii Fit gamers playing all sorts of games such as the Hula loop, Ski Jump, Soccer Heading, Tree, Ski slalom, Palm Tree, Push-up and Side plank, Tightrope walk and so on and so forth. It is a hilarious experience to watch how these first time gamers fair.

Another interesting link on this site that you should check out is the interview with the makers of this gaming masterpiece. President Satoru Iwata and five other guys from the software development department are involved in this interview and worth viewing

Nintendo's Wii Fit Bundle is going to be sued by a mother from Colorado. Actually that is an incorrect statement, it's not the wii bundle, but it's the Nintendo corporation that she is going to sue. The reason? Because the wrist strap attached to the Nunchuck came off, and the Wii controller went flying on to the 52 inch Samsung television damaging it. How much do you reckon one of these TVs would cost nowadays? Well not too much more than a $1000, but how much is she suing Nintendo for? US$5,000,000. Yes that's a staggering five million bucks. So what do you think? Will she win the law suit? I gues we'll have to wait and see. But you would think Nintendo would be ready for this kind of thing and would release some kind of disclosure together with the Wii Fit Bundle and Nunchuk documentation. Actually they did, however the legal team that's suing them in this case is saying that they were not specific enough about the 'defective' nature of it. What do you think? They're going to win? In yet another news published this week (thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article2057692.ece), they say that 10 Wii users are being hospitalized every week as excessive use of the Nintendo Wii. But, that is 10 users our of how many millions? You tell me!