3 Tips To Give Your Nintendo Wii Fit Its Own Style

By Author: Marlene Gardner
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Think about it.Wouldn't it be awesome to style your Nintendo Wii Fit, the way you'd your cellphone? Load an impressive wallpaper, apply a unique look and let it glisten with its own personality? The truth is, if you don't mind spending some time considering how you want your Wii Fit to appear, customising it isn't as hard or costly as you assumed. Here are 3 ways you can do that :

(1) Liven Up Your Balance Board With A Unique Silicon Cover

Yes, one of the fastest ways to give your Wii Fit a totally different appearance is to dress up your balance board with a unique silicon cover. Instantaneously, you can convert your simple looking balance board into a magnificent nation flag, part of a animal's body or just a free spirited portrayal of your artistic manifestation. Not only does the silicon cover add a classy feel to your Wii Fit, it also covers the equipment from filth and perspiration. The safety nature of the silicon material also reduces the probability of accidents.

Just in case you're wondering, nope, such covers are not expensive the least bit. In fact, the widespread adoption of the Nintendo Wii ...
... Fit has further depressed their prices because of economies of scale! For as low as $1, you can readily buy an awesome piece of cover on eBay!

(2) Take It A Step Further With A Great Wii Case or Skin

If that's not enough for you, try dolling up your Wii remote control & console with designer skins. There are some rather smart thoughts on this and one of the funniest I've seen is the Kentucky Fried Chicken theme. Evidently, someone was innovative enough to conceptualize the remote control's custom skin in the form of a fried chicken drumstick, with the KFC brand boldly printed on the Wii console! Although it was just a photoshopped photo, gosh, what makes one suspect it wouldn't turn out to be real next time?

(3) Design Your Own Your Mii Avatar

What are Miis? They are the little avatar images you make on the Wii for use in different games and settings. Mii, pronounced as "me", are fundamentally your graphical representation in the Wii world. They look like Manga editions of the figures in the "Peanuts" comic and can be changed using the functions within Wii to create a certain degree of variation. To top it up, try designing your Mii Avatar to one that really represents you! And if you've got some extra cash to spare, opt for a custom Mii Avatar! It's about the cost of a cup of Starbucks coffee. Considering you get to express your individuality, that's isn't that high a price to pay at all!
Marlene Gardner, a freelance writer, has caught on the Wii Fit fever! Read her other article on the Nintendo Wii Fit. And if you're looking to get Wii Fit covers for your Wii Fit Balance Board, check out the links.