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20 May 2008 11:28 GMT / By Katie Scott
Two Belgians were sitting in a bar drinking beer when they came up with the wackiest of WCs.
The Place to Pee is an interactive toilet which combines the practical (namely a place to relieve yourself) with games.
Designed by Bart Geraets and Werner Dupont, the techie toilet has sensors in the bowl so visitors can, errrmm, fire at the sensors while watching a game on a screen.
Games include Space Invaders and a new one called Pee to Ski.
And the Place to Pee has two adjacent stalls so you can even compete against the person next door to you.
Hit the button above to see why the high-tech toilet has become the Place to Pee.
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