If the top name in home pole-dancing equipment has anything to say about it, absolutely!
By Brett Zarda Posted 05.21.2008 at 2:56 pm 5 Comments

Wii Pole? We can't believe it either.

There must be a God after all. Peekaboo Entertainment—creators of the Carmen-Electra-endorsed "Electra-Pole" home pole dancing kit—is reportedly planning to take their expertise to the Nintendo Wii. Adding another interesting dimension to the Wii's role as a fitness machine, the proposed pole dancing title could further ensure that men spend all day playing, or now watching, video games.

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Unfortunately the game will not included Carmen Elektra herself, who will remain relegated to Electra-Pole box covers filling Spencer Gifts around the nation. "Men and women of all shapes and sizes will be encouraged to work on improving their skills, with the firm focus on fun and fitness as per the core brand values of Nintendo Wii," says Peekaboo. Hmm, I’m guessing most men will stay on the sidelines for this one.

[Via news.com.au]

5 Comments

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dewane
05/22/08 at 6:41 am

what...no sneek preview?
D.

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mikejones
05/22/08 at 9:51 am

I can give you preview

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scooterbooter
05/29/08 at 9:03 pm

wow that is kind of a dirty game but whatever sells that product i suppose

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bucky_rocks_it

from san jose, california

06/10/08 at 9:44 pm

that is so f***in hot!!!

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Sonicman10
09/11/09 at 10:48 am

dot dot dot...
'nuff said.-DaSonicMan

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