Wii Fit officially went on sale yesterday morning in Japan. Lengthy queues were formed at stores selling the game, as seen below at the Yodobashi Kichijoji around 9:30am.

Smile, you're famous.
What strikes me is that none of these people look particularly overweight. The fit get fitter, the fat get fatter. Such is life's cruel cycle.
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danfango said:
Having never owned or played the original, I will definitely be forking over the cash for this. ... Shantae to release on eShop June 20
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Can't turn out any worse than when Sonic tried to go 3D. ... Pac-Man revamp coming this Fall
PHiRE said:
The trailer didn't do much for me, nice to see they're trying different with it, though. ... Pac-Man revamp coming this Fall
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User comments
Wii Freak said:
I'm surprised that game is doing so well.
Nintendoof said:
Cruel, cruel world.
Link Q said:
Come on, I love this game, I want it, but not until December in EU.
Aeth said:
Well staying fit isn't just about losing weight, it's about being healthy and giving you muscles the strength and relaxation it needs to become stronger. Besides "fat" people aren't really "fat", it's just how their body formed.
Charlie said:
You would think that the larger people would be buying it, but have you ever seen a fat Japanese?
wiiboy101 said:
Great to see it's a success, and we all know that Wii fit and Wii itself will be top of the charts. But to see this vs Mario Galaxy's failure in Japan is just so sad. Galaxy is a masterpiece and a top 5 game of all time. What's wrong with you Japanese gamers?
cat said:
The line in usa will be huge. Get it? No offense to usa but it's funny.
Aeth said:
Mario Galaxy flopped in Japan? WTH? First they shoved Sonic, but since he's an American character I wasn't all that surprised. But they are now shoving away a Nintendo Character that is very popular over there? Geez, Japan really is crazy.
CyberControl said:
I'm sure this is going to be at the top of every sumo wrestlers list!
divinityboy said:
I like this game, apart from the yoga.
Wiiping for wii said:
Aeth you're right, sometimes it's genetics but some of the time it's not. Charlie I have seen a video of china and the families that are rich always had fat children. I have only a few fat kids in my school, maybe I'm just lucky.
Scooby Jew said:
Well, it's not that fit people get fitter and fat people get fatter, it's just natural selection; only the fittest survive. Fat people have just given up, they know they're screwed.
Butters said:
To Charlie, yes there are lots of fat Japanese people. They're called sumo wrestlers.
Erik said:
I'm really excited for Wii Fit. I think it'll be a lot of fun.
Shin Ares said:
Scooby Jew, what a great concept. I think it will sell very well in UK.
SeanTaylor4ever said:
No, it's only the Americans that are excessively obese that they need play this game.
Hey said:
There aren't a lot of fat Japanese people, Butters, and there aren't a lot of sumo wrestlers, and not all of the sumo wrestlers are Japanese. More fat people should get this game.
Wiisus Christ said:
I have Wii fit and it's great. Everyone should get it and you'll get in shape in no time.
jdizzle said:
I don't see any sumos in that line!
wiz said:
Obesity is almost always linked to wealth. The richest nations with the best standard of living have always tented to be the heaviest.