Quick Competitor Analysis

Advantages Disadvantages

DDR style games - Very physical
- Simplistic
- Challenging
- Single or multi user
- Addictive
- Multi Levels
- Expensive
- Limited to arcades or
- Requires custom hardware

Electronic Gym Games - Physical Work out (Cardio)
- Strong / Tactile Connection
- Special exercise equipment needed
- Expensive
- Tedious (Same Activity)

GPS Games - Portable (Not location Dependant)
- Gets people outdoors
- Multi User
- Socially Constructive
- Exposure to new people and places  
- Expensive
- Weather Dependant
- Parameter Dependant (Or lack of)
- Confusing Technology (Large Learning Curve)
- Theft of GPS Device
- Requires Centralization in form of Organization
- Security issues (Technical)
- Generally Restricted to Adults

Non-physically Active Computer Games - Familiarity
- Don't have to leave home
- Lots of Variety
- Cheap
- Fun
- Multi or single player
- Familiarity of interface
- Addicting
- Lots of established competitors
- Lots of people willing to play
- Non - Physical
- Some require expensive equipment
- Accessory purchases
- Lots of consoles / games to choose from

Physical Non-Computerized Games - Exercise
- Familiarity
- Team Games
- Healthy activity
- Indoor / outdoor
- Too dependent on outdoor factors
- Not played by girls
- Competitive
- Cheap
- Cultural backing
- Physically more capable person - Social Stigma
- Intimidation by competitive / direct physical nature
- Need a level of skill
- Fitness level impacts level of fun and duration of game

Non-Standard Interface Games - Innovative Interaction mediums
- Single or Multi User
- Uses Variety of senses and skills
- Rapidly advancing technology
- Easy to Cheat
- New interfaces can be a deterrent
- Must purchase interface
- Limited to specific games