Urinal Game Banned in Belgium
By Jonathan on Monday, November 26th, 2007 at 3:15 PM PST In Game Platforms, Game Related Laws, Gamer Life, Hardware
This past summer, a line of urinal-based games began cropping up in Europe, where you were required to pee on a sensor to guide a car on a screen in front of you. If you did badly, a warning popped up asking you not to drive home that night. Well, bad news if you were hoping to be the next champion of the urination-powered video games circuit in Belgium. Police there just banned the urinal games in the GamePower Expo in Gent, citing them as indecent. So, you heard it here first, peeing in a bathroom is illegal in Belgium. The street corner though? Perfectly fine.
Via Engadget
Wow If they had that here, there would be a whole line just to play while others are just running cause they really gotta go.
lol, wow i want to try this out
Funny thing is, the redlight district in Brussels is perfectly legal. Go figure.
This is a great idea. The fact that it will warn you not to drive if you can’t even control your piss car is great. How can you ban something that can maybe save a life and be so darn fun??
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I live in Belgium and have heard nothing about this being forbidden.
This product was even featured on tv only a short time ago.
I’m not so sure this is really true.
With similar simple-minded present day the Ministers from Belgium occupy with pleasure. But ruling and serious measures are delayed.
From a Belgian state citizen.