Nintendo Wii Vitality Sensor To Detect Heart Rate, Deflect Law Suits
June 2nd, 2009 7:22 PM | by Christen da Costa | No Comments
Nintendo changed the face of video gaming when they introduced their Wii Fit. But to what risk did the company take by suggesting that the generally out of shape and malaise get active? Perhaps its the conspiracy theorist in me, but Nintendo’s latest device, the Wii Vitality Sensor, has been introduced to mitigate their risk. That way the next time they’re sued when someone keels over from too much Wii Fit after a night of binge drinking, they can simply point to the heart rate monitoring device and suggest they put in place safety devices to prevent such over exertion.
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