Today, I got in the mail my blood test results, after having one last month. I apparently have forgotten about last year's results, so I needed to do a comparison (full version not shown for privacy purposes):
My next solution? I heard about Ring Fit Adventure, and thought I could get a good workout with this game, but unfortunately, I learned that the Ring-Con accessory required to play this game isn't a simple plastic ring that I could replicate with at-home materials. The Ring-Con contains special electronics loaded with sensors that interface with a Joy-Con, that this game reads data from; definitely not something I can DIY with at-home materials! The $79.99 cost of a new Ring Fit Adventure package, including the physical cartridge, and Ring-Con, is currently out of my reach (based on necessity, and cost). $20 more than a standard 1st-party Nintendo Switch game, most of which I can install and play without additional accessories via CFW.
Unless I commit myself to more physical exercise (and sacrificing more computer time to make room), I really hate it when I'm forced to make some unhealthy choices due to being low on money (such as eating more junk food instead of fruits and vegetables just because the former are cheaper than the latter, but this is just an example). I wish I could combine exercise and video games more often for better motivation, but I guess my only choice to suck it up when I'm low on money (I have access to more, but my mom doesn't allow me to use it for whatever too often).
(I'll be making another forum topic asking about how I can play Ring Fit Adventure without having to buy additional hardware, assuming that I have gotten the game via XCI or NSP, later on)
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My next solution? I heard about Ring Fit Adventure, and thought I could get a good workout with this game, but unfortunately, I learned that the Ring-Con accessory required to play this game isn't a simple plastic ring that I could replicate with at-home materials. The Ring-Con contains special electronics loaded with sensors that interface with a Joy-Con, that this game reads data from; definitely not something I can DIY with at-home materials! The $79.99 cost of a new Ring Fit Adventure package, including the physical cartridge, and Ring-Con, is currently out of my reach (based on necessity, and cost). $20 more than a standard 1st-party Nintendo Switch game, most of which I can install and play without additional accessories via CFW.
Unless I commit myself to more physical exercise (and sacrificing more computer time to make room), I really hate it when I'm forced to make some unhealthy choices due to being low on money (such as eating more junk food instead of fruits and vegetables just because the former are cheaper than the latter, but this is just an example). I wish I could combine exercise and video games more often for better motivation, but I guess my only choice to suck it up when I'm low on money (I have access to more, but my mom doesn't allow me to use it for whatever too often).
(I'll be making another forum topic asking about how I can play Ring Fit Adventure without having to buy additional hardware, assuming that I have gotten the game via XCI or NSP, later on)