Wii Fit helps amputees adjust in the UK
by David Hinkle 
{ Jan 6th 2009 at 8:20PM }
Gallery: Unwrapping Wii Fit
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
G @ Jan 7th 2009 7:58AM
I wonder. Do they have to add weight to the limbs themselves, to get the sensor board to register properly? Or are the artificial limbs designed to be the same weight and density as the lost limb? Perhaps Nintendo made a custom Medical Professional edition of the game, that lets you edit the board's expectations for the limbedness of the player!