Well, I’m excited. Nintendo has revealed their upcoming Wii Fit at E3 and it looks fun.

The new “controller” is a pad that you stand on. It has pressure sensors. The name isn’t finalized yet, but it’s being called the Wii Balance Board for now.

When you buy the Wii Balance Board, you get Wii Fit. The package comes with muscle stretches, aerobics, exercise activities and games—even dancing.

Nintendo looks to be on the right path with the Wii. I can’t wait for Wii Fit to come out. The soccer looks fun. I’ll take a pass on the Yoga.

Nintendo did a preview of its upcoming Wii game, Super Mario Galaxy, at E3. He’s going to outer space.

I watched the video for Super Mario Galaxy, which you can see at Nintendo’s site here:

http://e3.nintendo.com/wii_supermariogalaxy.html

The game looks pretty fun. I can’t wait to see how moving Mario with the Wii Remote and Nunchuk will be. According to Nintendo, you’ll shake the Wii Remote to do the spin move.

Last month, I finally got my Nintendo Wii. Here’s how it went down.

I had given up all hope of getting a Nintendo Wii and then it happened. One day I was on my way to GameStop to pick up a couple Nintendo DS games. Wal-Mart is in the same plaza, so I thought I’d go there first to see what they had for the DS.

I step into the game area, look down and there’s a lone Nintendo Wii box. A few people come into the area and start talking about the Wii. I spot a Wal-Mart employee and ask if that’s really a Wii—I’ve been fooled by the stupid empty box trick before.