Sega Toylet games aim to pleaseOh, don't tell me you've never thought about it. There you are in the restroom. And, just for a fleeting moment, you wish there would be something more you could do than stare at an ad. Or at the graffiti that says Josh loves Ginny. Or Jimmy. You'd love to be able do something a little more interactive. Sega understands the warmth and depth of your emotions. This is why the company has announced Toylets, video games controlled by your urine stream. The games are for those who cannot live without being a first-person shooter. Toylets, according to Japan's Akihabara News, are truly repositories of both pleasure and pressure. To prevent fulmination during urination, a pressure sensor is slipped inside the toilet bowl. You, the gamer, must focus and direct your urine at that sensor. The display on an LCD screen above the toilet grades your efforts. To keep it exciting, there are four games, each with its own intellectual stream.Mannequin Pis calculates how much urine you have released into the great beyond.In Graffiti Eraser, you must attempt to urinate as forcefully as you can in order to remove graffiti from a virtual wall on the gaming screen. Milk from Nose asks you to consider who was the previous occupant of your stall and to see whether you can beat the person in the maximum flow department. You will be wondering why on earth such a beautiful concept would be called Milk from Nose. Well, the gaming visual here is a couple of sumo wrestlers who emit milk from their noses--the jets of which thrust their opponent out of the ring.