Using the system's motion-sensing camera, kids can see themselves on the screen as they jump, dance, and karate-chop their way through various games. Their activity is encouraged with graphics that appear around their moving body parts.
Though we only had limited time with the system at its unveiling this morning, I'm pretty excited about the concept. I've watched my 4-year-old struggle to play Wii with his older brother, often unable to set up a game on his own (bowling and FIFA World Cup are especially hard), and have witnessed the tears when he can't seem to accomplish the games' goals. With a system designed for his hand size and dexterity (not to mention one with more age-appropriate games), I imagine we'll have a lot more success.
Source: LeapFrog
