I'm not really one for new exercise fads (or, say, exercise), but hooking a video game up to a torture device sophisticated piece of exercise equipment might be enough to sell me on "Exer-gaming". NeXfit's BK-A6 bike has controllers built into the handlebars, and sixteen (sixteen) different shock levels to provide force-feedback for your immersive gaming pleasure. Hook it up to your PC via USB, pop in your favorite game and you're good to go.
Oh, yes, and its also got an Online Health Manager to track your exercise progress, which is useful if you're more concerned about the overall health benefits and less about your character levelling up (although if you are, we need to have a talk about your priorities). The only thing I can't figure out is how I'm supposed to use it to play Dance, Dance Revolution. - [Star C. Foster]
(via Engadget)
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