QUOTE said:see this is why everyone in the US is a fatty, cos they never release any of these games here!
QUOTE said:You use the pedometer and plug it into the GBA port on the DS to upload the info.
QUOTE said:I read somewhere you can use your own pedometer and enter the steps manually and thus no need for the GBA slot pedometer included with this.
Trolly said:Hm, as a naturally fit person that will never be fat, I hate seeing all the fuss about overweight people. If they're overweight, let them be overweight, it's their choice. Fair enough when it becomes a big health problem, but honestly, there's so much negativity surrounding fat people it's ridiculous.
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Another pointless life coaching game. Gee Nintendo, how's about Nintendo DS game "How To Breathe"? Or maybe even "How To Live"? Special features include pluggable brain to GBA port. Watch as the Nintendo DS analyses your life, and tells you how much you suck at it!
Trolly said:Hm, as a naturally fit person that will never be fat, I hate seeing all the fuss about overweight people. If they're overweight, let them be overweight, it's their choice. Fair enough when it becomes a big health problem, but honestly, there's so much negativity surrounding fat people it's ridiculous.
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Little said:For the record, you *do* need the pedometer to play this game. Once you get past the intro, it asks you to go record yourself doing 500 steps, and the rest of the features/game is locked until you insert the device with those 500 steps.