Active Life Outdoor Challenge
SCORE: 79
There are people that say if you do not use something in one year
then you should get rid of it. Active Life Outdoor Challenge is a
classic example of why I disagree with that thought. Active Life Outdoor
Challenge came out on the Nintendo Switch back in 2021. I am just now
getting to it in 2025. Plus Active Life Outdoor Challenge is a remake of
the Wii video game. We did like the Wii version better.
Active Life Outdoor Challenge looks a little bit better than the Wii
version. The problem is Active Life Outdoor Challenge does not compete
with current video games. Active Life Outdoor Challenge dropped the mat
support for having one Joycon in a leg sleeve. At times this works and
others there were some issues. I noted that while I video recorded each
of the activities in Active Life Outdoor Challenge.
I was unable to find a physical copy of Active Life Outdoor Challenge in
the United States of America. I purchased a version from across the
pond. Want to know an interesting fact? The name on this case is Family
Trainer. I find that fascinating. There are eighteen activities in
Active Life Outdoor Challenge. Some of them can get the heart rate up a
little bit which is really neat. Others are not so great at exercise.
One of the issues I had with Active Life Outdoor Challenge was the Mine
Cart Adventure mini game. First and foremost we must lift the right leg
to left and the left leg to go right. We have nothing on the right leg
and Active Life Outdoor Challenge did not register when I lifted by
right leg. This control miss sticks out pretty bad for me, and I
commented on it in the video.
I believe Active Life Outdoor Challenge is worth twenty to thirty
dollars. If you can find it for that price or even lower then you can
get some exercise. I did not find any of these activities interesting
enough to want to keep playing them again and again. Part of that is I
played this content to death on the Wii. I am not nostalgic enough with
so many other exercise games on the market to go back to this one
without the mat.
- Paul
Graphics: 76%
Sound: 80%
Replay/Extras: 80%
Gameplay: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 85%
System: Nintendo Switch
Publisher: Bandai Namco Entertainment
Developer: h.a.n.d.
Rating: ‘E’ for SIX and OLDER ONLY
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