Remember the Wii? That little white console that promised to bring family fun back to the living room? While its motion-controlled gaming captivated a generation, one title stood out for its unique approach to wellness: Wii Fit. More than just a game, it was a cultural phenomenon that subtly encouraged users to get off the couch and, well, maybe not fit, but certainly fitter.
Launched in 2007, Wii Fit bundled the console with the Balance Board, a pressure-sensitive platform that measured weight and center of balance. This unassuming piece of plastic became a gateway to a virtual world of yoga, strength training, aerobics, and even quirky mini-games. Suddenly, lunges, planks, and hula-hooping were no longer the domain of the gym, but activities you could do in your pajamas.