SEGA designs video games for urinals in Japan

Have you ever found yourself in a public restroom, just urinating in peace, when the urge to test your pissing prowess just struck you out of nowhere?  Actually, don't answer that, but just in case, SEGA has Tokyo's urinals covered for just such occasions.

Should you ever find yourself in Tokyo, Japan, poke your head into the men's room (or just walk in, if you are a man) and check these out.  These games are comprised of an LCD screen and sensors that pick up pressure and location of your... stream, and you've got a variety of mini-games to choose from. 

Mannekin Pies sounds pretty basic, since it just measures how hard you pee (again, pressure), while the other three we've heard about get a tad more complex.  Graffiti Eraser has you aim a hose to clean away paint, and Milk From Nose has players competing against each other by providing scores of the urinal's previous occupants.  Yes, you can out-pee strangers and feel like a total stud about it too.

The North Wind and Her, finally, is the obligatory pervert game, which has players blow up a girl's skirt with their high-pressure streaming capabilities.  Obviously the harder you pee, the stronger the wind. 

Advertisements run between gaming sessions, and the LCD displays boast USB functionality, for anyone who wants to download their scores... for whatever reason.