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People try out Nintendo Co Ltd's ''Wii Fit'' game console at a media event in Chiba, Japan, October 10, 2007. Games maker Nintendo Co Ltd on Wednesday said it will launch a new physical fitness game product called Wii Fit for U.S. shipping in May. REUTERS/Yuriko Nakao

People try out Nintendo Co Ltd's ''Wii Fit'' game console at a media event in Chiba, Japan, October 10, 2007. Games maker Nintendo Co Ltd on Wednesday said it will launch a new physical fitness game product called Wii Fit for U.S. shipping in May.

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NEW YORK | Wed Feb 20, 2008 11:33am EST

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Games maker Nintendo Co Ltd on Wednesday said it will launch a new physical fitness game product called Wii Fit for U.S. shipping in May.

The Wii Fit, which will debut on May 19, will come with a weight-and-motion sensing device called the Wii Balance Board, the company said in a statement.

Nintendo is also planning to launch a new online service in the U.S. in May called WiiWare that will allow game publishers to distribute new titles over the Internet directly to users, instead of on discs.

Early WiiWare games will come from developers such as Square Enix, famous for the role-playing game franchise "Final Fantasy."

(Reporting by Yinka Adegoke and Franklin Paul, editing by Will Waterman and Gerald E. McCormick)

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