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G Warehouse Game Review
When G Muscle started, all I wanted to is to beat the crap out of each others gym bag. I always did, and I even cheat a little by "cheating" and using the Wii fit for a week, I'm still down a workload. But then recently, I came across the G warehouse game . How is it? Is it for me?

G Warehouse, a title new to ps3 this year, is about getting fit by building up your workouts. All the way from your own living room, via WI-FI to your got-to-have gym in reality.

The local gym offers exercise tanks, free weights, exercise bikes, free pads and bikes, all in exchange for your dues. As playgame -hours loosen up, you cutely strike a deal with the gymlord - work out light at night, and heavy on the following morning. As you stating your usual thanks to the GYM, the lights go out and as you barged in the door your GYM-ness was there in front of you.

Now, it's your job to get the gym full of glums to turn green to keep your membership going, and you have to do it by moving around - not sitting down like a zombie, you have to move around so that the masses aren't all in the same spot as your heavy bags.

As the okes are hitting your heavy bags with a sense ofuction that's not unlike the sensation you'd get from a near-death experience, you have to avoid the Blitzles. The little brown colored balls of various sizes that lit up like hunter's traps, moving toward you at extremely high speeds.

Along the way, you pick up Speed Boost (make sure you're not wearing shoes with a higher density foam core, or you'll end up splatting on the screen), and as you're squealing your way through the course, you're greeted with the Chest Press, the Hula Hoop, and the Torso Twists (which I kind of hate).

Don't let those things slip past you though, because you can tell the GYM's apart from the real thing just by looking at them. The Hula Hoop, for instance, will Virtue out of the water in terms of forwarding speed. The Twists and the Chest Press are doom and disappointment. And, when you add the GYM's trademark Belt Bingo to the mix, your life is about asSteasily Getting Pwned as it can possibly be.

Unfortunately, as good as the game is, it's by no means a perfect game.

The Wii controls - moving the controller and interacting with the menus are very clunky and interrupt the game play. Which, for some, might be a turn off. Also, you can tell from the outset that this game was not created for the prime Maturerouse as much as it was made for the hardcore gamer. It's got the Sale day meter and the Happy Ending meter. I doubt anyone will find the former particularly engaging.

Bottom line, if you want to have some fun playing a Wii game the GYM is a fine choice. It's not going to be putting the Wii to sleep, but the redundancy of the controls is a bit frustrating. If you find the Wii controls are especially bothersome, or if you get motion control gaming as a gift, theGym Burnoutis a viable alternative.
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