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Nintendo Games Urinal – It Works!

July 30, 2023 by noemi

Are you addicted to video games? As you lie in bed drifting off to sleep, do you see images or scenes of the latest video game that you have been playing? Do you try to figure out strategies that will work when you wake up and get to play again? (If you even stop playing to sleep, that is.)

If you’re that much into games (and probably even if you aren’t), you’ll be amused to see this fully functional urinal that was built from Nintendo games. It is real, and it works.

game-urinal-side

To be honest, I could have done without the colored liquid, but I guess they had to show that to prove that the contraption works.

Envious now? Don’t fret – you can make a urinal like this for yourself. All you need is tons of Nintendo games. Avid and long-time gamers will have no issues, but if you don’t have those old games, I am sure that you can find someone willing to give or sell them to you. Here’s a list of things you need:

  • 40 Super Nintendo games
  • Saw drill and drill bits
  • Polyurethane spray and liquid
  • Clear waterproof sealant
  • 3/4 inch inlet spud
  • 2 inch drain spud
  • 1 sheet of Hardibacker
  • 3 tubes of clear plumbing glue
  • Urinal flush valve
  • P trap
  • Sand paper
  • SNES screwdriver security bit

Phew! I zoned out after the drill and drill bit, but this should not be much of challenge for you DIY-ers out there. For the rest of the instructions, visit Price Charting. ((Source: Price Charting))

In the meantime, good luck finding 40 Super Nintendo games!

Filed Under: General Tagged With: DIY, Nintendo, SNES

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