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We know that the Wii can get you moving and exercising, but is it worthy of the American Heart Association giving its stamp of approval to the Wii? Well, that’s debatable, but they have done just that.

That’s a first for a video game console and ABC News even points out that the association hasn’t seen fit to put its seal on other “active” things like baseball bats and the like.

It does help that the organization says it will be receiving $1.5 million from Nintendo over three years as a result of the partnership.

It’s all about the money as usual.

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