In that sense, I think “Wii Fit” does play a very important role ... and he has written a book called Black Hat: Misfits, Criminals, and Scammers in the Internet Age.

The record was initially broken back in November 2010 when just over 32 million units had been sold worldwide as part of Wii Fit and Wii Fit Plus bundles, though this was only announced today.

According to the Telegraph, Tim Eves, a 25-year-old scoutmaster and fisherman from Yarmouth, Norfolk in the UK, died while running in place on the Wii Fit ... has written a book called Black ...

And Wii Fit, a video game ostensibly about health, was a logical progression of Nintendo’s fitness games. But sometimes, good intentions aren’t enough. [Content warning: The following story ...

Taking a leaf from Tony Hawk's book, the game could even cut away to a close-up of the deck that could be rotated in the air with the control stick and flipped or tweaked with the Wii Fit Board.

So why would this fit Wii U like a glove? To start with, there's scope for a potential eBook app on the system to focus on publications focused on game culture, such as art books and franchise ...