1.5

Fish Life: Amazon

Release Date calendar
August 6, 2000
Platform joystick
Sega Dreamcast
Game Type type
Released
Max Players players
1
Overview

Fish Life is a simulation of a fish tank with an added touch screen, allowing users to interact with virtual fish. Users can call the fishes (fishes will react to users voice causing a number of reactions on the fishes like happiness, anger, sadness) , feed the fishes and watch them grow, draw in the screen (users can draw a fish and watch it being followed by the other fishes while moving it), when users touch a fish his name and species are displayed and it's even possible to play music when touching the fish as if they were piano keys. While designed to be placed in an arcade environment, it is not an arcade game, instead being designed as "interior décor" or "healing art". Fish Life is free to play but has no goals and never "ends", instead acting more of a distraction. It does not accept currency and loops endlessly to relieve boredom. The "Amazon" version is themed after the Amazon River, featuring wildlife from that region.

Alternate Names
  • Fish Life in Amazon World World
  • Fish Life: Amazon: Playful Edition Japan Japan
Wikipedia

No information available

Cooperative

No

ESRB

Not Rated

Genres
Education
Developers
Sega AM5
Publishers
Sega Corporation
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