If you still haven't had the chance to check out Ring Fit Adventure, Nintendo's latest fitness game that blends exercise with RPG gameplay, you might want to consider getting yourself to one of these upcoming events.
Nintendo is taking a 'Ring Fit Adventure Play Experience' on a tour of the US, running from 13th to 29th December at select malls. Those who attend will get the chance to play the game alongside their friends or family to see what it's all about before committing to buying the game at retail. Here's where you'll be able to get involved:
- Arrowhead Towne Center – Glendale, Arizona
- Memorial City Mall – Houston, Texas
- Mall of America – Bloomington, Minnesota
- Los Cerritos Center – Cerritos, California
- Tysons Corner Center – Tysons, Virginia
- Aventura Mall – Miami, Florida
A similar tour is currently taking place across the UK & Ireland, although only a few dates remain.
For more information on Ring Fit Adventure, make sure to read our full review. Here's a quick snippet for you:
If you're a gym addict you probably shouldn't throw out your membership card just yet, but for everyone else looking to get fitter, this is a fantastic way to do it that won't bore you senseless. Play it properly and you'll definitely feel it the next morning – a sure sign that it's at least doing you some good – while the compelling adventure mode with its RPG elements will ensure that you'll keep coming back for more.
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I never meet anyone at these things anyway, so there's just no sense in my driving to Houston.
How about making some more games for it?
They should actually physically run it from city to city, Olympic torch style.
Just passing through, confirming once again how great this title is.
To those of you interested in having more games or titles for the Ring-Con, what exactly are you looking for? The resistance on the Ring-Con is pretty...resistive. I couldn't imagine using it for an extended period of time in the that manner.
@Iacobus My 5 year old uses it for half hour increments. I am a wimpy computer nerd I can get 100 on push or pull without too much strain. You need to hit the gym or see a doctor.
I would love to see a similar but deeper RPG. A racing game powered by your movements would be cool, especially if you have to steer at the same time. Perhaps a game where you crush stuff, or tear it apart, similar to the old Rampage cabinets.
@StevenG I forgot which course it was (World 10?) but it's the one where you have.to fight the abdominal, arm and leg bosses; right before the fight, you're treated to having to use air blasts on the fans. Repeatedly. That was a workout. I should also mention the difficulty is at 26.
For reference, I have S rank on the advanced crate-crusher minigame as well as the push exercise. Haven't tried the pull yet.
What dates remain in the UK & Ireland Tour? That finished more than a week ago on 1st December!
The people who want it bought it already.
I'm an American and this is a good idea. I think you should go to a whole lot of cities because I think America is getting fat. We need more exercise than all that sugar and fast food people eat. Please help America Ring Fit. Please bring back the golden age.
P.S. I will be honest that my fit bit is lost somewhere on my desk and that I bought Ring Fit Adventure but haven't used it because of my back log. Companies have got to stop making so many damn games that I need to buy. Anyway, I can't think of anything funny to say right now, so um think of this post like one big filibuster.
I never knew a single person in college that did Pilates. The guys were lifting and the girls mostly ran track
Both you could do for FREE at the gym and Athletic center on campus 🙄
They all did play Madden (like clockwork)... maybe a trip to EA makes more sense for now.
Please buy this lovely game!!
Does that hot chick go on tour with it?
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