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Exerbeat Announced For Wii
Can you guess what kind of game Namco Bandai's just-announced Exerbeat is? Because if not, we need to have a talk with your parents about summer school.
Yes, Exerbeat is another entrant in the expanding rhythm/fitness genre. More than 150 activities, some of which are compatible with MotionPlus and the balance board will tone your body up for optimum bug-free operation.
Exerbeat also has an in-game personal trainer to help you customize workouts to your personal goals and work toward daily and weekly challenges. It also offers "Around the World" mode as a visual representation of your efforts. See your total calories burned shown as your Mii traveling the world! Sure it sounds dumb, but I'm willing to entertain the notion of any kind of motivation if it gets me off my duff.
Exerbeat comes out this spring on the Wii at a friendly $30 price point.
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