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Pokemon Discussion => Nintendo DS => Topic started by: Jiraiya on April 13, 2011, 10:55:29 am



Title: Pokewalker Topic
Post by: Jiraiya on April 13, 2011, 10:55:29 am
(http://img44.xooimage.com/files/8/8/0/the-pokewalker-de...ilver-1--15119aa.gif)
Discuss the poke-walker here

Most of you mightn't be using it though :P


well i unlocked the final route this morning, now to catch a spritomb, it's playing hard to catch too
also the only way to get a legit spritomb, unless you got 2 pokemon platinum games/ds


Title: Re: Pokewalker Topic
Post by: Kloud on April 13, 2011, 11:22:19 am
I use my two all the time :) I'm restarting my SS with Pokewalker soon, plan on hacking it for all courses instantly unlocked. Because I've got my HG nearly done, and I want the event courses that aren't released to us Americans. OH YAY. xD


Title: Re: Pokewalker Topic
Post by: Scarlet Spider on April 13, 2011, 11:52:11 am
Funny thing is, I have 4 and I never started any of them xD  they didnt seem interesting which again is funny since I walk all the time and would have racked up points like there's no tommorow xD


Title: Re: Pokewalker Topic
Post by: JCBellsprout on April 17, 2011, 01:42:38 pm
Pokéwalker beats other pedometers in Iowa State study

http://thegazette.com/2011/04/15/pokewalker-beats-other-pedometers-in-iowa-state-study/

Pokémon titles - is the most accurate device for counting steps, according to researchers at Iowa State University.

The results were presented recently at an experimental biology conference by Lorraine Lanningham-Foster, an Iowa State professor who has been studying the Pokéwalker's usefulness since its release. This study, which found the Pokéwalker most accurate counting steps taken on a treadmill at four different speeds, is a first step in ongoing research on the device, and how it encourages physical activity among kids.

"Pokémon is a big toy for kids," Lanningham-Foster said. "And that's why I was so interested in it is the idea that we have yet another active gaming format for kids."

If you're thinking this research is being funded by Nintendo, nope; it's funded by Iowa State's Nutrition and Wellness Research Center.


Title: Re: Pokewalker Topic
Post by: Kloud on April 17, 2011, 01:45:45 pm
Well damn. Yay for Pokemon! xD