Ea Sports Active

It was announced on 13 November 2008 for a May 2009 release in North America. Along with a strappable pouch to hold the Wii Remote, the game will also ship with a resistance band and a booklet on nutrition.
The game is expected to be the first in a line of EA Sports Active branded games and related peripherals.


Gameplay
EA Sports Active: Personal Trainer is an exercise game consisting of activities using the motion controls of the Wii platform. Primarily played using the Wii Remote, the game will include a pouch that allows the player to strap the Remote or an attached Nunchuk to their legs in order to track their lower body movements.The Wii Balance Board will also be supported but is not required for play.
The game will feature a number of exercise options supervised by a virtual personal trainer including 20 minute workout regimes and a 30 day Challenge mode that lets players set weight loss goals and track their progress. Players can also create a customized playlist of music to workout to from the game's EA Trax soundtrack.
EA SPORTS Active features a Multiplayer mode.The split-screen view allows you and a buddy to work out side-by-side, and if you’re up for some butt-kicking, Multiplayer mode will pit you against each other in a race to the finish line. An accessory pack containing one leg strap and one resistance band can be purchased at retail stores or online for $19.99.Development
EA Sports' Peter Moore claims that EA Sports Active: Personal Trainer was developed to focus more on a higher-impact "Western" philosophy of exercise focused mainly on weight loss, compared to a lower-impact, stretching and balance based "Eastern" approach as taken by Nintendo's Wii Fit. EA also saw a strong business opportunity in creating a game for people who need to work out yet do not have the time or are not comfortable doing so in public.
Celebrity personal trainer Bob Greene is involved with developing the game.
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