WebProNews writes: You’re telling me that you want to get up and move while you play video games? Preposterous.
If results from a recent survey are to be believed, that’s exactly what the U.S. adult population is telling us. UnitedHealth Group conducted a survey of over 1,000 adults and found that 75% of them thought that video games should “include a component that encourages physical activity.” Furthermore, 70% said that these physically active games can successfully supplement traditional exercise.
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That's really cool. It's crazy something like that is possible with gaming controllers 1000's of miles away.
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Yes, but those 75% are casual morons who know nothing about where to find a real game, besides COD or GTA.
These people can hardly be called gamers, as they hardly play videogames, & when they do, it is usual with friends on a Wii with Wii sports.....nuff said.
Those 75% can also kiss mine.
Another ridiculously skewed study with a ridiculous outcome.
I play games to relax. When I want to get off my butt and do something exertive, I head outside and enjoy various sports.
After a long hard day, I want to relax in a comfortable chair with a good game, not jump around in front of the TV like a dumb monkey.
they listen to stereotypes because i'm probably in a lot better shape physically than the typical person