Urinal Video Game For Sale at Zachary Harman blog

Urinal Video Game For Sale. Sega has announced that it's testing consoles called toylets in urinals around tokyo. Who wouldn't want to decorate their own bathroom with. Each game costs a whopping 10,000 yen ($125). The novel hardware asks the user to. A screen is attached above, and a sensor placed within the urinal that can measure the. The device could measure the speed and. But the most unusual (and fun) invention so far is surely the urinal video game, controlled by the player’s urine stream! The toylet, with all its bells and whistles, is being sold for 140,000 yen (around $1,750). Some years ago, sega, probably by exploiting this habit, launched a bathroom video game console controlled by the player’s urine. Toylet, as it’s called, is a sega developed urinal device that can turn any urinal into a videogame.

Sega has announced that it's testing consoles called toylets in urinals around tokyo. Each game costs a whopping 10,000 yen ($125). Who wouldn't want to decorate their own bathroom with. The device could measure the speed and. But the most unusual (and fun) invention so far is surely the urinal video game, controlled by the player’s urine stream! The toylet, with all its bells and whistles, is being sold for 140,000 yen (around $1,750). Toylet, as it’s called, is a sega developed urinal device that can turn any urinal into a videogame. Some years ago, sega, probably by exploiting this habit, launched a bathroom video game console controlled by the player’s urine. The novel hardware asks the user to. A screen is attached above, and a sensor placed within the urinal that can measure the.

UrineControlled Video Games Coming to America

Urinal Video Game For Sale The toylet, with all its bells and whistles, is being sold for 140,000 yen (around $1,750). But the most unusual (and fun) invention so far is surely the urinal video game, controlled by the player’s urine stream! The toylet, with all its bells and whistles, is being sold for 140,000 yen (around $1,750). Who wouldn't want to decorate their own bathroom with. The device could measure the speed and. The novel hardware asks the user to. Each game costs a whopping 10,000 yen ($125). A screen is attached above, and a sensor placed within the urinal that can measure the. Toylet, as it’s called, is a sega developed urinal device that can turn any urinal into a videogame. Some years ago, sega, probably by exploiting this habit, launched a bathroom video game console controlled by the player’s urine. Sega has announced that it's testing consoles called toylets in urinals around tokyo.