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Nintendo wants you to get fit with new game
At E3 in Santa Monica, Calif., Nintendo executives show off Wii Fit, an upcoming game designed to get people on their feet and evaluate their exercise. The game will come with a new accessory, the Wii Balance Board, which will measure a player's movements.
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