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Family Trainer 4 Jogging Race (New)

Brand new. Please note: requires Family Trainer mat to be played, not supplied. Very slight box discolouration.

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$14.39 $19.99 In stock

Category: Famicom Cart

The Famicom was decades ahead in terms of its escapades into peripherals and this Family Trainer jogging game is a fine example followed up in years to come by the Wii version. It even tells players how long they have run for and how many calories burned up running through the parks of Tokyo against rival competitiors.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★

My legs were definitely feeling it the next day after a session on this mat—it’s a surprisingly solid workout for an old Famicom cart. The way it makes you physically jog in place to move your character is way more engaging than just pressing buttons.

Robert R. ★★★★★

The mat-based controls really make you work for it, and the way it foreshadows the Wii's motion games is wild. I got a genuine workout in my living room, and the cart itself was in clean, playable shape.

Carter F. ★★★★★

It's a blast from the past that actually works—the mat picks up my steps perfectly for an NES-era peripheral, and the jogging prompts feel like a proto-Wii Fit. The way it pushes you to keep pace makes for a surprisingly solid cardio session, even if it's a little goofy by today's standards.