We bring you an in-depth look at 'The Biggest Loser: Ultimate Workout' game, which actually turns out to be more of a tool - than a game, featuring none other than your favorite "teddy-bears", Grip Johnson & Chub Johnson!
The game itself can be purchased at your local video game store for $59.99; while, the Kinect attachment to the Xbox 360 can be purchased for $149.99.
*To be noted: I recently saw 'The Biggest Loser' game at Target for $49.99.
(The video can be seen on top of the "Fit Not Fat" page)
It's pretty easy and quick to get started. A few questions, and you can be off and running. I think there is considerable more sensitivity to those that might not work out that often. There is a testing/analysis section where you and the program can figure out what your current fitness level, and adjust accordingly. During this testing, the design and comments are decently encouraging and low-level that the beginner shouldn't feel too intimidated, but just happy to be moving their body. As it progresses, it can be more challenging to keep the more active interested.
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