so my first impression on it was that it reminded me of the nike exercise software for the ipods.
but now there planning to bring PERSONAL TRAINER (walking) to the US uhoh! but the game sounds like it will be 30BUCK$
but basicly the main thing this is in my opinion is that it is a step counter but the game comes with this censor the tracks your steps then records them on the game this is the first game were you can bring over your Mii's to the DS/DSi but there saved on the game and not you DS so this censor is suppose to resemble the wii balence boards little brother by having a cartoon carector of the censor with feet from what i saw on nintendo of EU it looks as cute as the cartoon on wii fit of the balence board :3
this game come's packaged with 2 censors a black and white one. one of the most useless feature will be that you can summit how many miles you walked online for other users to see well this is the 3rd game in the PERSONAL TRAINER series but we need your opinion to ask this inportant QUESTION is this the best of the PERSONAL TRAINER series yet to come?

it's pretty good if you want to move and go green..
but i dont think hardcore gamers would die for it

it reminds me alot of this other softwear made by nike for the ipod's :S

Well I got this last week, and I must say that I quite pleased with it. I've already 'uped' my personal walking goal, and have been doing things like getting off the bus a few stops early, and going for walks in the evenings. I've always done a lot of walking for pleasure, but to be honest, now that I have both a Wii and a DSi, I tend to spend a lot of time playing games. I'm pretty busy at work - always up and down from my desk - but it's not sustained activity. Some days at work I do a lot more running around than other days. The Walk With Me shows when I'm busiest, and when I've been idol. If I've not met my step goal for the day, I'll go out again in the evenings. It's actually really interesting looking back over the day's activities.
Anyway ... I think it's a fun little toy ... and if it encourages me to get out and do more walking, then that's a good thing.

I like it a lot, but it is not a game at all. It is basicly a way to keep track of your personal activity.