While Japanese giant Nintendo's Wii Fit was a top seller, it would be surprising if Nintendo can match that level of success with another fitness product. CEO Satoru Iwata thinks Nintendo's third platform, being prepped for a 2015 launch, will be a winner, but gamers are a difficult crowd to win over, and many have moved on to mobile devices.

Nintendo Hopes New Exercise Platform Works Out Can a new platform dedicated to health-based programs help restore the fiscal health of game-maker Nintendo? The Japanese giant hopes so, announcing this week that it will put its marketing Relevant Products/Services muscle behind a third platform in addition to its Wii U console and DS handheld Relevant Products/Services devices.
In a Jan. 30 briefing to investors on third-quarter results, which was posted on the company's Web site, CEO Satoru Iwata said he was recognizing that quality of life is a big part of the appeal of ga...
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