EA Sports Active 2.0 Message Board

#celebrities L.A. Lakers star Kobe Bryant shows up to a game Tuesday in the Call of Duty: Black Ops Jeep. Below, L.A. Galaxy star (not for long) played EA Sports Active 2.0. Only in L.A. Only if the game companies pay them? More »

Split squats make for a compelling new picture of EA Active 2.

#legal The Active Network has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against EA Sports Active, alleging the fitness title's online use of scheduling and fitness goals covers purposes for which it holds the trademark "Active." More »

Electronic Arts going to court due to trademark infringement.

Getting sweaty with EA's new excercise tool.

Preview pertains mostly to PS3 version, but there are details that cross over to Wii version.

Own a PS3? Want to get fit? EA's got you covered.

#wii EA Sports Active 2.0 is probably going to be a healthy product when it is released: software marshaled for good. EA Sports Active 2.0 as demonstrated for me last night was something else, something somewhat intriguing and probably, amusingly dangerous. More »

- due out this November - more than 70 exercises - calisthenic, upper and lower body training - mountain biking, soccer-themed exercises - one soccer game: jump/lunge left and right to head balls in mid-air, or block kicks - wireless accessories: leg strap for monitoring leg movement, heart monitor for your arm - track average and max heart rate - track progress [...]

#gdc Here at Kotaku, we like to ask the tough questions. But sometimes we also like to ask an absurd one. More »

#easports With the first game a surprising hit, EA Sports revealed today that a second EA Sports Active game is in development, this time called...EA Sports Active 2.0 (working title!). More »

No more Nunchuks getting in the way of your squats.

Get ready to work those thighs this holiday