By Tobias Carroll Last summer, Peloton announced that it was developing a new dimension to your regular exercise routine. Blending video games and home fitness isn’t necessarily a new thing; Nintendo released a number of fitness-themed games over the years, including Wii Fit. Peloton’s entry into this space, called Lanebreak, was pitched as an alternative to its more traditional classes. And now it’s here. As Axios reports, Lanebreak is now widely available to Peloton users. According to an announcement from Peloton, Lanebreak can be accessed via the “More Rides” menu — and among the music you…