Sorry to be a negative nancy but I just don't get the point of this. Exercise games are a great way to merge gaming and exercise, but this isn't a game. It's an animation of a rabbit skipping rope.
If your form of exercise is miming jump roping, why wouldn't you do it while watching your favourite show instead of...this?
You could argue that the counter makes it worth it, but it's so sensitive that I often made it go up by accident just by slightly moving my arms, so chances are the counter in the game isn't even accurate to the amount of jumps you've actually done.
If your form of exercise is miming jump roping, why wouldn't you do it while watching your favourite show instead of...this?
You could argue that the counter makes it worth it, but it's so sensitive that I often made it go up by accident just by slightly moving my arms, so chances are the counter in the game isn't even accurate to the amount of jumps you've actually done.
Due to my excellent jumping form and vibrant energy, I received an email from Nintendo stating that I had completed this game. It had everything I wanted out of a jump rope game: jumping, etc. If I had to point to one flaw it would be the lack of rope--generally considered at least half of jump roping.