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The urinal video game "Toylet" made by Sega has been rolled out at pubs across Japan, Reuters reported.

Users target their urine at a sensor inside the toilet which measures volume and speed, with software then matching that to progress in a selection of five video games in a console mounted at the top of the urinal.

The console's lead producer Hirotaka Machida said the original plan had been to avoid the mass market, but tests in pubs and restaurants showed the game had broad appeal.

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小便電玩游戲現(xiàn)身日本

???????據(jù)路透社報(bào)道，世嘉打造的視頻游戲“Toylet”已在日本眾多酒吧上演現(xiàn)實(shí)版本。

???????使用者小便時(shí)對(duì)準(zhǔn)便池內(nèi)的傳感器，可以測(cè)出尿液量及速度，儀表板裝有可供選擇的五項(xiàng)視頻游戲，根據(jù)尿液最高落點(diǎn)，對(duì)應(yīng)不同游戲。

???????這項(xiàng)游戲發(fā)明者Hirotaka Machida稱，發(fā)明這項(xiàng)游戲最初想避開大眾市場(chǎng)，但在酒吧和飯店試驗(yàn)效果良好，頗有人氣。

(China.org.cn January 29, 2012)