EA sports active review is as follows:-

Active comes packaged with a leg strap (to hold the Nunchuk when performing lower body routines) and a resistance band (for increasing the intensity of upper body routines). If you consider yourself to be in decent shape, you're probably better off going out and picking up some stronger resistance cords, as the ones packed in are rather easy to stretch to their maximum. Active also supports the Wii balance board -- but even without the peripheral, you get a great workout.

When you finished your first workout, you really felt the burn. You sweat but you will be happy. In that moment, Active immediately surpassed every other "workout" game for me; it was the first game to make me break a sweat. Thankfully, the sore muscles didn't last more than a day.

In addition to the workouts, Active comes with several healthy living "surveys," which ask questions such as, “How much water have you had to drink today?" and, "Have you eaten at a restaurant today?" The surveys, while obviously not a complete representation of your eating habits, are a nice reminder to think about what you put into your body. The game also has an area where you can record any activity you performed outside the game: If you went for a walk, for example, or ran some errands. It's a nice way to keep track of your everyday activities and see how they influence your overall fitness.

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