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"  Take a bike ride through a wide-open valley, or weave through the clouds, or even under the sea, all from the comfort of your own room! Impossible? Not so much. With Nintendo Wii&amp;#039;s newest game, Cyberbike Cycling Sports, you can put the pedal to the metal without even stepping out of your house\u2014and I promise, the bike hardly takes up any room! Here&amp;#039;s the deal: Instead of just pedaling on a stationary bike at the gym, and blindly staring off into space, Cyberbike lets you use your legs to help clean up the planet as you ride! Whether under water, in the sky, or just on the ground, you have to clean the paths of pollution and garbage that are ruining the environment of the imaginary future planet Cyclo.  You use your arms to turn and lean right and left, and spin the pedals to speed up and slow down. By the time you&amp;#039;ve picked up all the garbage and completed your environmental clean-up, you will have broken quite a sweat\u2014trust me! Plus, with 18 different circuit options ranging in setting, length and difficulty, to choose from, you won&amp;#039;t ever get bored! But don&amp;#039;t worry: Even if you only have a couple minutes to spare, and a riding through a full game course doesn&amp;#039;t fit into your schedule, you can hop onto the bike and turn it on fitness mode! There, you can customize your own workout. Just set your goal (how far you want to ride, how long you want to ride, how many calories you want to burn, etc.) and you&amp;#039;re off! And if you want to go above and beyond, you can also manually control the resistance of your ride by turning one little knob.  And to add even more awesome features, the bike is a controller in it of itself! So with all the buttons on the handle bar, perfectly situated by where your hands lie, the bike can be used with other games, too, like Mario Kart and other Gamecube compatible games, in case you&amp;#039;d rather play a different game while you&amp;#039;re working out!  It will be available for $199 on most online retailers, like Sears.com and Toysrus.com, with shipping starting on June 28. What do you think of this bike? Does it seem like something you&amp;#039;d want in your room? Sound off in the comments! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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