Nintendo's Wii owes at least some of the credit for its big marketshare to the promise of fitness and physical activity through motion controls. Now, a new survey finds that health games can help lead players to do more real-world exercise, too. The American Heart Association says that 58 percent of people who play "active-play" video games have started a new activity, like jogging or a sport, in the real world since they picked up ...
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