Toylet

The Toylet is a unique (and somewhat vulgar) gaming experience: you play it in a public restroom while urinating, or more specifically, by urinating. They are installed in select men's restrooms in key locations around Japan, such as the Tokyo Joypolis. It is essentially an interactive urinal. When a male has to urinate, he can play games.

There is an LCD screen installed above the urinal. Pressure sensors are installed behind the urinal, detecting where the urine stream is hitting, and microwave technology is used to calculate how much urine is released.

There are several bizarre, WarioWare-like minigames one can play: Mannekin Pis, named after the statue, awards a score based on how much a player can urinate and on the force he can let it out. In Graffiti Eraser, the player cleans graffiti off of a wall by urinating on it as if he were using a pressure washer. In The Northern Wind, The Sun and Me, the player uses his urine to control the force of the wind and try to blow up a girl's skirt. And in Battle! Milk From Nose, the player pits his urine force against that of the last person to use the urinal, in a "sumo" match where each try to knock each other out of the ring...by squirting milk out of their noses.

Considering all these factors, it is virtually impossible for a female to play the game. Between games, advertisements are shown.