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Children are getting a workout at a video arcade in Spring Valley, New York, where body-activated controls like boxing gloves blend the physical and virtual. The 1,200-square-foot arcade, Exergame Zone, offers a range of active video games from simulated snow boarding to the popular Dance Dance Revolution.



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