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The arrival of Wii Fit may be a watershed moment in gaming. More so than even Wii Sports, it looks to usher in a new flock of fit Wii acolytes, ones with amazingly strong cores. It may also "ruin" gaming as we know it. It's either the best thing since sliced bread or the biggest offense to your gaming sensibilities since the Virtual Boy.
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