In an effort to promote its EA SPORTS Active line of fitness titles, maker Electronic Arts today highlighted the results of a "scientific study" it claims "proves [the] efficacy of EA SPORTS Active digital fitness programs."

The study, commissioned by Electronic Arts and performed by the University of Wisconsin's Dr. John Porcari, tested sixteen "physically active adults between the ages of 25 and 45 to determine the relative exercise intensity and caloric expenditure of two pre-set EA SPORTS Active workouts: Afterburner and Legs & Lungs." Read more »

Back when EA Sports Active arrived--all of six months ago--Electronic Arts was helpful enough to issue a trailer so you knew what you'd look like while you were playing the Wii fitness game.

So with EA Sports Active: More Workouts, the sequel to the leg strap-packing game, due in North America tomorrow, the company has once again provided us with some video assets. But instead of one trailer, we have six. Read more »