Tuesday, April 01, 2008

No, Seriously, Happy April Fool's Day

As any good geek should know by now Japan has some of the wackiest and most unusual products anywhere. So when we were visiting Tokyo recently and saw lines of Japanese schoolgirls waiting to play an amazing new game for the Wii called Super Pii Pii Brothers we were only a little surprised. … Normally ThinkGeek doesn't carry video games, but we were so blown-away by Super Pii Pii Brothers that we immediately got our trusted Japanese importer on the phone and arranged to bring over a limited quantity of this amazing Wii game along with some cross regional boot discs to allow play on USA Wii consoles.

The play mechanics are simple. Prepare yourself by strapping on the included belt harness and jacking in your Wiimote. A series of toilets are presented on screen and the challenge is to tilt your body to control a never-ending stream of pee. Get as much pee in the toilets as you can while spilling as little on the floor as possible. … Get too much pee on the ground and your game is over. With realistic fluid dynamics for the pee and over 100 different bathrooms from bars and palaces to automatic Japanese style toilets you'll be entertained for hours. And wait until your friends see the multi-player mode with dueling pee streams...

According to the Japanese text on the box “Super Pii Pii Brothers promotes good bathroom skills and allows women to experience for the first time the pleasure of urinating while standing.” What we say is that virtual peeing is damn fun!


All I can say is, if my stream were that weak, I'd get my virtual prostate checked. And, yes—since you're thinking it, I'll say it—in the right relationship, I would let my partner lube up, strap on, and check it for me Wii style .

But that's at least a third or fourth date activity. At least. (Or a first date involving tequila.)

2 Comments:

Blogger Bryan Gates said...

Big deal, wasted guys at Trolls were playing that years before there was a Wii.

10:44 AM  
Blogger Biff Loman said...

Except Troll's did not promote good bathroom skills—or, at least, none I'd like displayed in my home. You are right in this regard, though: Troll's No Toilet Seats Available policy did allow women to experience the pleasure of urinating while standing.

4:54 PM  

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