The investigator's institution has found success with using biofeedback games to train patients how to properly use their pelvic floor and abdominal muscles. Biofeedback is less invasive than traditional treatment methods and creates no potential harm to the patients. The DOS based biofeedback game system currently utilized at our institution is unique in that it involves the interaction of pelvic floor AND abdominal muscle to control video games through EMG signals. The system was created specifically for our LUTD Program and is not available on the market. The current biofeedback game system, however, has not been updated for almost 20 years and has become outdated. It requires a controller that is no longer available on the market, does not start reliably and overheats easily. Updated software and hardware are essential in order to keep this method of treatment available to the children at our institution.