What do you think about a general overview.
For example, with just one row "bikes", instead of list with every exerbike.
And dance games for all dance games ?

This will help to get an overview about types of exergames
Or maybe we can add the column "type" ?

We need to be specific here and say what's available on the market to best tested and implemented. I think a lot of dance game manufacturers will argue that not all dance mats are equal.. just consider fabric mats vs metal mats. So I'm kind of in favour of just start populating the list and see how it evolves, don't forget it's a wiki and we can change it as many times as we want, it's kind of like brainstorming! Just hit EDIT and add some more in.

Type is the same as category I think!! I can see another column I'd like - that's number of players.

Hi,
I updated the list
But of course it is without guarantee.

Fantastic!

Thats an extensive list! I agree with Richard, let's just populate the list first and organise it subsequently. It certainly starts to define 'stand alone' Exergames against games that can be 'adapted' then implemented as a 'structured exercise', one is more a complete product and the other a service.

A 'questionable' analogy might be useful here: A typical commercial or domestic Stepper (Life Fitness, Nautilus, Cybex etc) is a self contained product with its own 'on board' console driven programs and feedback. In the same exercise sense, an 'Aerobic Step Class' is a group driven, 'stepping' methodology where the direction and feebback is given by an instructor. Both are 'stepping exercises' but performed very differently.