Not to be confused with Wii Fit or Wii Fit U.
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The Commonwealth Region version of the cover.
Wii Fit Plus (Wiiフィットプラス Wī Fitto Purasu) is an exergame released on the 1st of October 2009 in Japan, the 4th of October 2009 in North America, the 15th of October 2009 and the 30th of October 2009 in Europe for the Wii.
It is an expanded version of the original Wii Fit and introduces multiple new training games as well as My Wii Fit Plus and multiplayer.
New Yoga[]
New Strength Training[]
Balance Games[]
- Soccer Heading
- Ski Slalom
- Ski Jump
- Table Tilt
- Tightrope Walk (Tightrope Tension in PAL versions)
- Balance Bubble
- Penguin Slide
- Snowboard Slalom
- Lotus Focus ("Zazen" in PAL versions)
Aerobics Games[]
- Hula Hoop
- Basic Step (Step Basics in PAL versions)
- Basic Run (Jogging in PAL versions)
- 2-P Run (2P Jogging in PAL versions)
- Advanced Step (Step Plus in PAL versions)
- Super Hula Hoop
- Rhythm Boxing
- Free Step
- Free Run (Free Jogging in PAL versions)
Training Plus Games[]
- Perfect 10
- Island Cycling (Cycling in PAL versions)
- Rhythm Kung Fu
- Driving Range
- Segway® Circuit
- Bird's-Eye Bull's-Eye
- Snowball Fight
- Obstacle Course
- Tilt City
- Rhythm Parade
- Big Top Juggling
- Skateboard Arena
- Table Tilt Plus
- Balance Bubble Plus
- Basic Run Plus (Jogging Plus in PAL versions)
Other New Features[]
- My Wii Fit Plus - Includes features such as Wii Fit Plus Routines, My Routine, Favorites, Calories check, and Calorie goal.
- Switch Mii
- Calories burned
- METs
- Scale challenge
- Weigh Pets and Babies
- Multiplayer mode
- Simple test
- Waist and steps
- Save time
Reception[]
Wii Fit Plus received generally favorable reviews according to Metacritic with a score of 80 (citation needed). The highest critic score came from 1UP and Official Nintendo Magazine UK which both gave it a 91/100 (citation needed), and the lowest coming from Eurogamer Italy which gave it a 60/100. The user scores where lower, with a score of 7.4 (citation needed).
Trivia[]
- The Wii Fit Plus Channel can be downloaded to your Wii with the Wii Fit Plus game disc. It is similar to the ordinary Wii Fit Channel except it contains updated features exclusive to Wii Fit Plus. Also, the graphics have been slightly upgraded. In its window on the Wii Menu, it tells you how long it was since you last exercised using Wii Fit. The way you can get the Wii Fit Plus Channel is you get on Wii Fit Plus, go to the plaza go to the settings and press the option.
Unused Taiwanese Text[]
- Although the Taiwanese version of the game is missing the Calorie Check menu in the My Wii Fit Plus room, the text for it is still present and can be seen by loading it on another region of the game.
- The Taiwanese Calorie Check goal message is also present and can be seen using a savefile from another region that has already set a calorie goal.
Unused Taiwanese Text[]
Like Wii Fit, there are also the strap/safety screens in Simplified Chinese.
Debugging Material[]
Build Display[]
- Oddly not stubbed out in product builds of the game is a hidden display for the product build date. According to the developer documents in an internal developer wiki found in the 2020-09-09 Nintendo leaks, pressing a button combo going by "A, Up (D-Pad), 2, Down (D-Pad), B, 1, 1, B, Left (D-Pad), A and Right (D-Pad)" on a Wii Remote at the square (title screen) will show a display in the bottom right corner in red for the region and product build type (found in the executable) and also print out the data in timeStamp.txt until the scene is exited, there is no sound cue.
Exception Handler[]
- There's an exception handler when every button (except POWER) on a Wii Remote is pressed when the game freezes.
Unused Miis[]
- Found within the game files are five unused Miis: Takashi, Mama, Masako, Kenta and Red. Most of these Miis were reportedly found in Japanese promotional screenshots of the game, and thus must've been left over from their creation.
