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"Project Runway" to become Wii game
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Project Runway is strutting to Nintendo's Wii.
Atari Inc. is developing a video game based on the popular reality TV fashion competition. The game, set for release next year, will cast players as aspiring fashion designers tasked with creating designs and outfitting models.
Gamers will then be able to showcase their virtual fashions while walking down a catwalk using the Wii Balance Board controller.
“Project Runway” is airing its sixth season on Lifetime.
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