Not everyone thinks that the Nintendo Wii and its games are nice and kid-friendly. The National Obesity forum in the UK says that hit release Wii Fit is offensive and threatening to children. They asked Nintendo to do something about it, but the company may not be all too willing to take action. Details in the full article.

Learn to live the life of a professional boxer as you experience all the training exercises and workout sessions in Don King Presents: Prizefighter through the use of the Wii Balance Board. 2K Sports recently announced the integration of the Wii accessory with the game's Wii version. For more details about getting in shape with the upcoming title, read all about it in our full article after the jump.

According to a study conducted by researchers from West Virginia, the game Dance Dance Revolution, has been able to affect children in positive ways. It cuts down the fat in the body and at the same time, it is able to raise their confidence levels. Find out the details of their study in the full article.

Scientists usually carry out experiments in carefully-controlled environments to test out their hypotheses. Not so with an experimenter by the name of Vinnk, who is currently testing out the beneficial effects of "playing" Wii Fit in conjunction with a variety of different health practices. More not-so-scientific information follows after the jump.

After confirming the Japanese release date of fitness simulation title Wii Fit on December 1, Nintendo has now provided a set of demonstration videos for the video game. The clips cover all bases - from basic schemes, getting started, as well as some of the more interesting exercise regimens.

While official release dates for the North American and European regions have yet to be confirmed by Nintendo, Wii Fit is expected to arrive in said regions by early 2008. See the demonstration videos after the jump!