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Wii Fit U is a 2013 exercise game released by Nintendo for theWii U. It is an expanded version ofWii Fit Plus and is the last game in theWii Fit series.

Activities

New activities

Wii Fit U contains most of theactivities fromWii Fit Plus, as well as additional ones. It also introduces the Dance exercises, which focus on movement involving specific parts of the body.

Aerobics

There are 15 totalAerobic Exercises, with 4 new exercises being added to the game.

Aerobics
Activity	Icon	Instructions
Puzzle Squash		Hit the ball to knock the panels off the wall. Work up a sweat and a high score!
Free Boxing		You can box just on the GamePad! Just listen toyour coach's voice, and it will tell you what to do.
Orienteering		Burn some calories and jog your memory! Find theMii characters based on their photos.
Rowing Crew		Row in sync with your crew to win the race! Focus on your timing and burn some calories.

Dance

Dance games are exclusive toWii Fit U, and are described as exercised that "can help you work up a sweat to the beat!". There are 8 total Dance exercises.

Dance
Activity	Icon	Instructions
Beginner Dance		This dance is great for beginners! Have some fun as you move to the groove.
Hula Dance		Relax your mind with a gentle hula rhythm.
Jazz Dance		This jazzy dance step will help you work your waist and legs.
Hip-Hop		Give your thighs a workout, and show off your best hip-hop moves!
Locking		Locking is all about the arms. Help tone your upper arms as you dance!
Flamenco		Work your arms and legs, and feel the passion of flamenco!
Salsa		Keep it smooth as you work your shoulders and back.
Burning Beats(NA) Stamina Steps(EU)		Burn calories to the beat in this endurance challenge!

Balance Games

There are 18 totalBalance Games, with 7 new exercises being added to the game.

Balance Games
Activity	Icon	Instructions
Trampoline Target		Bend your knees and go soaring! Tone your legs and hips, and work your balance.
Hosedown		Test your judgment as you take aim with the Wii U GamePad and step down to spray water.
Dessert Course		Focus on your sense of balance as you deliver delicious goodies to your hungry guests!
Ultimate Obstacle Course		Face the direction you want to move, and step your way through this challenging new course!
Core Luge		Hop on the sled and slide at super speeds! You'll also work your abs as you tilt your body to steer.
Scuba Search		Work on your sense of direction as you explore. Look for treasure and watch your oxygen level!
Climbing		Make this a full-body workout by grabbing with both hands and stepping up to scale the wall!

Returning activities

The following games have returned from the previous entriesWii Fit andWii Fit Plus. While a majority of exercises remained in all three games, some of the exercises have been removed fromWii Fit U. Games that received "Plus" versions introduced inWii Fit Plus have been combined and consolidated into one exercise as an additional difficulty option. These games includeBasic Run Plus,Table Tilt Plus, andBalance Bubble Plus.

Aerobics
Activity	Icon	Instructions
Hula Hoop®		Sway your hips to spin the Hula Hoop®. Get a good workout and help align your pelvis!
Super Hula Hoop®		Sway your hips from side to side to help align your pelvis and burn off calories.
Basic Step(NA) Step Basics(EU)		Step to the front, back, left, and right to help improve your sense of rhythm.
Advanced Step(NA) Step Plus(EU)		Step on and off the balance board in time with the rhythm to help burn off calories.
Free Step		You can do aerobics while you watch TV by following the sound of the Wii Remote controller!
Rhythm Boxing		Throw punches in time with the rhythm. This workout can help you burn your body fat.
Basic Run(NA) Jogging(EU)		Put the Wii Remote in your pocket, and run in place to help burn that body fat.
2-P Run(NA) 2P Jogging(EU)		Have a friend join you with a second Wii Remote! Only your data will be saved.
Free Run(NA) Free Jogging(EU)		Go for a run while you watch TV, and let the Wii Remote guide you.
Island Cycling(US) Cycling(EU)		Step on the Wii Balance Board to pedal. This will help work your lower body.
Driving Range		Use the Wii Remote as your club, and can analyze your swing.

Balance Games
Activity	Icon	Instructions
Soccer Heading(NA) Heading(EU)		Head the soccer balls and dodge other flying objects.
Ski Jump		Bend and extend at just the right moment, and jump for glory!
Table Tilt		Lean your body left, right, forward, and backward to drop the balls into the holes.
Rhythm Kung Fu		Mimic kung-fu moves to the beat. This tests your sense of rhythm and coordination.
Ski Slalom		Lean left and right to ski down a slalom course.
Perfect 10		Shake your hips and do the math! This tests body and mind coordination.
Snowball Fight		Work on your judgement skills and reaction time as you fire away!
Obstacle Course		Step in a place to walk. Straighten your legs to jump. This tests your timing and agility.
Tilt City		Tilt the Wii Remote controller, and shift your weight. This tests your hand-eye coordination.
Balance Bubble		Guide your Mii down the river by controlling your balance.
Bird's-Eye Bull's-Eye		Flap your arms to fly. This trains your upper-body strength and sense of balance.

Removed activities

The following activities were removed fromWii Fit Plus:

• Segway® Circuit
• Rhythm Parade
• Big Top Juggling
• Skateboard Arena
• Tightrope Tension
• Penguin Slide
• Snowboard Slalom
• Lotus Focus

Multiplayer

The multiplayer mode returns fromWii Fit Plus where the players can take turns using the controllers. The only activity that was removed from the multiplayer mode wasObstacle Course, which was instead replaced byUltimate Obstacle Course. The multiplayer consists of three Aerobic Exercises and eleven Balance Games.

Multiplayer games
Soccer Heading(NA) Heading(EU)	Ski Jump	Ski Slalom	Balance Bubble	Hula Hoop®	Ultimate Obstacle Course	Bird's-Eye Bull's-Eye
Driving Range	Snowball Fight	Core Luge	Hosedown	Trampoline Target	Puzzle Squash	Dessert Course

Updates

Ver. 1.1.0

An update was released on November 12, 2013.^[1] The following changes were made:

• A bug regarding theWii Fit andWii Fit Plus data transfer was fixed.
• Fixed a bug that changed data measured on the Fit Meter when transferring the data to the game.

Ver. 1.2.0

An update was released on March 13, 2014.^[1] The following changes were made:

• Fit Meter data can be accessed immediately from the Fit Meter transfer menu.
• Fit Meter activity can be posted to Miiverse from the main menu.
• On theFit Bank screen, players can display their consumed calories upon transferring data from the Fit Meter.
• Fixed a bug where Fit Meter Challenge data would be miscalculated if transferred when the date changes.

Ver. 1.3.0

An update was released on June 9, 2014, which the director Hiroshi Matsunaga announced onMiiverse.^[1][2] The following changes were made:

• Data from the Fit Meter can be transferred on the main menu.
• The Fit Meter can display changes in the altitude on the graph.
• Added twelve new courses in the Fit Meter Challenge mode for the Walking Challenge and Climbing Challenge / Altitude Challenge.
  • The new Walking Challenge courses take place in multiple unique countries that the player can explore and learn historical information pertaining to the country.
  • The new Climbing Challenge / Altitude Challenge courses contain additional historical mountains and buildings found worldwide.
  • Twelve Mii costumes can be unlocked by completing the twelve new challenge courses.
• Switching between routines in the My Routines mode has been automated, no longer requiring a controller to proceed to the next exercise.
• Showcases individual dates for changes in weight instead of an average weight change every month on the graph screen.
• When setting a goal to "maintain current status", the previous goal will be the next target goal.
• Miiverse posts with images appear more frequently.

Staff

The following is a list of staff who have worked onWii Fit U:

The staff credits forWii Fit U can be viewed in the settings. In the credits sequence, manyCPU Miis introduced on the Wii U appear acting out a different exercise in the game, wearing the outfit that corresponds to the exercise. The player can zoom in and zoom out during the credits. When the credits conclude, theWii Balance Board waves to the camera. At the end of the credits, the trademark note "Hula Hoop® and the Hula Hoop logo are registered trademarks of WHAM-O, Inc. All Rights Reserved" appears. A second trademark note states "Nintendo and GANBARION are the authors of this software for the purpose of copyright. All rights reserved. ©2007-2013 Nintendo."

Gallery

Main article:Wii Fit U/gallery

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  The logo forWii Fit U.
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  Fit Meter.
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  Artwork for theWii Balance Board.
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  Gameplay screenshot ofHosedown.
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  Gameplay demonstration ofTrampoline Target.

Trivia

• In multiple screenshots on the Nintendo UKWii Fit U website, text on the GamePad screen is incorrectly labeled with theYoga exerciseDeep Breathing instead of their respective exercises.^[3]
• Nintendo partnered with fitness trainerKathy Kaehler to promote the game in North America.^[4][5]

References