We've got plenty of yoga games, but Sega is the first to dedicate a title to the other popular exercise regiment for soccer moms. Daisy Fuentes Pilates for the Nintendo Wii will use the Wii remote, nunchuck, and Wii Balance Board to ensure proper positioning and monitor movements as "players" work their way through customizable workouts with fitness tracking and interactive feedback.

"This is a great way to get Pilates training that fits your schedule and lifestyle," said Daisy Fuentes. "You can start out as an absolute beginner then move into intermediate and advanced levels — all at your own pace, in the comfort of your own home, and with responsive feedback that helps ensure you're mastering core skills correctly before you advance."

In other words, this is a great gift for your mother. I wouldn't give it to a wife or girlfriend, because you never give a gift that says you could be in better shape to someone you plan on sleeping with in the near future.

Look for Daisy Fuentes Pilates to hit stores in late summer.

Seems Little Mac has a fitness ultimatum of his own to issue, as Nintendo of Italy's press release brings first word of Balance Board support, indicating that Punch-Out!! players will be able to dodge punches by shifting their weight on the Wii Fit peripheral. It sounds like the Balance Board will be used in tandem with the Wii Remote and Nunchuk motion control scheme.

The other two control methods are the aforementioned, hands-only motion control scheme, plus a classic, NES style set up, using a Wii Remote in the sideways position.

Nintendo of Europe also dropped details on the Wii game's roster last week, confirming the reappearance of Don Flamenco, putting the number of WVBA boxers at 16.

While the addition of Balance Board support certainly isn't unwelcome, it's probably only going to lead to feeling the burn, what with all that sticking and moving. And we hate the burn.

Punch-Out!! Gets Balance Board Support [IGN]

After suffering through the rather mundane Wii-mote waggling "party" game pictured — it involved four Rabbids in a whack-duel to the death armed with toilet plungers — we plopped down on the balance board, controllers in hand.

The butt steering mechanics worked pretty well, as we slalomed down a slight grade, leaning left and right to steer our livestock, occasionally jumping off ramps to pull off cattle tricks. These were simply two-handed jerks of the remote and nunchuk. It was good for a laugh.

And if that's all you need from your Wii software, the next Rayman Raving Rabbids entry will probably fit the bill. The balance board isn't required, but will probably help make the fifty-ish mini-games feel that much more varied.

The concept of yet another mini-game collection being hastily brought to the Wii may not light a fire under you, but at least Ubisoft is putting some effort into Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party's presentation. The television theme is well implemented via micro-games within mini-games based on commercial breaks. Wii waggling in short bursts with friends and family, should that be up your alley, looks to be well represented here.

And we'll leave it at that.

That's something I haven't heard. So... Our focus is just working with what is provided by Nintendo. So there's not an extra piece. You know, it's really about working with the Balance Board. So if you have one, this is another game you can play with it. It's not about fitness, it's about skateboarding and having fun.

There's a video after the jump. Watch it if you like.

EA denies Skate It Balance Board clip-on accessory [Balance Board Blog via Go Nintendo]

But BBB got hold of the video's poster and subsequent confirmation that PheroseSoft, a seven-person team made up of former devs for EA Canada Burnaby and Rockstar North, is developing something called "WiiMove." It should be available by WiiWare sometime after October this year, Balance Board Blog reports.

A representative of PheroseSoft told BBB that "the game looks to put an unexpected slant on the Wii Balance Board." Ya don't say. The video's after the jump.

Wii Move confirmed - developed by ex EA, Rockstar staff [BalanceBoardBlog, via ComputerandVideoGames.com]