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The millions of people who play video games will be happy to learn that, despite past research that showed it was bad for you, a new study now says it’s actually good for your brain. It’s an interesting study, but regardless, the elimination of video games would do wonders for our health instead of turning our society into a bunch of mindless vidiots who “don’t have time for exercise.” More
If your roommates or kids got a Kinect or a Wii for Christmas, it’s likely that you haven’t seen much of them since the New Year. Because, between your resolution to be healthier and work out more, and their resolution to beat every level of every game, your interests may not be quite lining up…but they could be, if you had the right games. Fitness-based video games may seem like something to scoff at, but they can actually be a pretty great addition to your exercise routine, and may have the potential to help curb the obesity epidemic. More
Addiction to video games doesn’t exactly earn most women (or men, for that matter) a reputation for being “cool,” but according to a recent study, playing video games boosts self-confidence nonetheless. Researchers say that gamers are enabled to assume personality traits that they wish they could have, which bumps up their self-esteem. Of course, anything that boosts confidence is good, but we still think spending time at the gym is better than logging time in front of an Xbox. More
Whether video games can really be healthy still seems up for debate, but they’re certainly not going away anytime soon (especially if the recent study showing some women prefer gaming to sex is any indication). Which is probably why Deepak Chopra decided to hop on the Wii bandwagon and create Leela, an interactive meditation game for Xbox Kinect and Wii. More
Dig fondling joysticks on a Saturday night?
A new study by Doritos claims there are plenty of very willing ladies to saddle up with for a romping good time playing Vice City and Age of Empires. According to the rather bizarre findings of the survey, women prefer gadgets in the form of video games over sex.
You know what I say to that? Yeah, go eat another chip. More
Give Grandma a Wii Fit for Christmas — The New York Times’ Well Blog suggests that exercise video games are best for grandparents, not kids.
Guess what, Chelsea DeLoney and Tabitha Eaglen Ramsey? You won our Zumba Fitness Facebook Giveaway, just for becoming a fan of Blisstree on Facebook. Congratulations!
Here’s what Chelsea and Tabitha just won: A copy of the new Zumba Fitness Video Game, plus a Zumba Fitness gym bag, an Aloha Beach Towel, and a Neon Bracelet — a $95 to $105 value. More
Just Seven Hours Left to Enter Our Zumba Prize Pack Giveaway! Zumba may be the latest workout craze to hit the late-night commercial circuit, but instead of simply buying the instructional DVDs for the explosively popular Latin/urban dance fusion routines, now you can experience interactive Zumba in your own living room — with the help of a Wii, Playstation, or Kinect for XBox 360. The Zumba Fitness Video Game debuted this week, and we’re giving two lucky fans of Blisstree on Facebook a chance to win a copy of the video game, plus a Zumba Fitness gym bag, an Aloha Beach Towel, and a Neon Bracelet — a $95 to $105 value. To enter to win, just become a fan of Blisstree on Facebook. If you’re already a fan, you’re already entered to win. If not, you have until today at 5 p.m. EST to click here and hit the “Like” button. So move it.
Just One Day Left to Enter our Zumba Prize Pack Giveaway! Zumba may be the latest workout craze to hit the late-night commercial circuit, but instead of simply buying the instructional DVDs for the explosively popular Latin/urban dance fusion routines, now you can experience interactive Zumba in your own living room — with the help of a Wii, Playstation, or Kinect for XBox 360. The Zumba Fitness Video Game debuted this week, and we’re giving two lucky fans of Blisstree on Facebook a chance to win a copy of the video game, plus a Zumba Fitness gym bag, an Aloha Beach Towel, and a Neon Bracelet — a $95 to $105 value. To enter to win, just become a fan of Blisstree on Facebook. If you’re already a fan, you’re already entered to win. If not, you have until tomorrow, November 21 at 5 p.m. EST to click here and hit the “Like” button.
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Last Chance! Zumba may be the latest workout craze to hit the late-night commercial circuit, but instead of simply buying the instructional DVDs for the explosively popular Latin/urban dance fusion routines, now you can experience interactive Zumba in your own living room — with the help of a Wii, Playstation, or Kinect for XBox 360. The Zumba Fitness Video Game debuted this week, and we’re giving two lucky fans of Blisstree on Facebook a chance to win a copy of the video game, plus a Zumba Fitness gym bag, an Aloha Beach Towel, and a Neon Bracelet — a $95 to $105 value. To enter to win, just become a fan of Blisstree on Facebook. If you’re already a fan, you’re already entered to win. If not, you have until this Sunday, November 21 at 5 p.m. EST to click here and hit the “Like” button.
Zumba may be the latest workout craze to hit the late-night commercial circuit, but instead of simply buying the instructional DVDs for the explosively popular Latin/urban dance fusion routines, now you can experience interactive Zumba in your own living room — with the help of a Wii, Playstation, or Kinect for XBox 360. The Zumba Fitness Video Game debuts today, and we’re giving two lucky fans of Blisstree on Facebook a chance to win a copy of the video game, plus a Zumba Fitness gym bag, an Aloha Beach Towel, and a Neon Bracelet — a $95 to $105 value. To enter to win, just become a fan of Blisstree on Facebook. If you’re already a fan, you’re already entered to win. If not, you have until this Sunday, November 21 at 5 p.m. EST to click here and hit the “Like” button.
Zumba may be the latest workout craze to hit the late-night commercial circuit, but instead of simply buying the instructional DVDs for the explosively popular Latin/urban dance fusion routines, now you can experience interactive Zumba in your own living room — with the help of a Wii, Playstation, or Kinect for XBox 360. The Zumba Fitness Video Game debuts tomorrow, and we’re giving two lucky fans of Blisstree on Facebook a chance to win a copy of the video game, plus a Zumba Fitness gym bag, an Aloha Beach Towel, and a Neon Bracelet — a $95 to $105 value. To enter to win, just become a fan of Blisstree on Facebook. If you’re already a fan, you’re already entered to win. If not, you have until this Sunday, November 21 at 5 p.m. EST to click here and hit the “Like” button.
Zumba may be the latest workout craze to hit the late-night commercial circuit, but instead of simply buying the instructional DVDs for the explosively popular Latin/urban dance fusion routines, now you can experience interactive Zumba in your own living room — with the help of a Wii, Playstation, or Kinect for XBox 360. The Zumba Fitness Video Game debuts November 18, and we’re giving two lucky fans of Blisstree on Facebook a chance to win a copy of the video game, plus a Zumba Fitness gym bag, an Aloha Beach Towel, and a Neon Bracelet — a $95 to $105 value. To enter to win, just become a fan of Blisstree on Facebook. If you’re already a fan, you’re already entered to win. If not, you have until this Sunday, November 21 at 5 p.m. EST to click here and hit the “Like” button.
Calm Down — Not to stress you out, but anti-anxiety pills could shorten your life. (via MSNBC)
Virtual Exercise — Do fitness-focused video games really work? (via The Guardian)
We Could Have Told You This — Exercisers who pound energy drinks after a workout are putting themselves at risk. (via The Telegraph)
Point, Shoot, Eat — A new iPhone application will give you an estimated calorie count just by seeing a photo of your meal. (via TIME) More
