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This article is crap. Treadmill and I assume rowing machines can be used for gaming. The GameRunner is an example of a treadmill with a built in controller, and the Mana Energy Potions guys combined a bike tire, treadmill, and two wiimotes to play Aion. 99.186.122.139 (talk) 06:23, 4 November 2009 (UTC)Spectralancer[reply]