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2000 · Online & 128-Bit Era

Fish Life

Sega AM5 · Simulator

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Screenshot Fish Life 1
Developer
Sega AM5
Publisher
Sega
Original release
20 giugno 2000
Genre
Simulator

Overview

The game runs on a base unit with custom hardware, based on the Dreamcast using the GD-ROM software, and can be used in combination with a 15-inch touchscreen monitor for full functionality. "Introducing a totally new concept in interior decor. Fish Life is "Healing Art" - it creates a soft, calming ambience that can be felt wherever it's displayed. Take immense pleasure in looking, touching and talking to your fish. Discover the high-tech solution to beating stress! Time is valuable and how you spend it is important. Raising your own fish in the Fish Life virtual aquarium allows you to take the time to relax. With this hassle-free high-tech solution you can forget about feeding your fish, changing the water, and maintaining the aquarium. It's beautiful, easy and clean. Fish Life comes fully loaded with play functions. Perfect for use in the following locations: - Restaurant Lounges - Aquariums - Hotel and Bank Lobbies, etc. - Libraries - Hospital Waiting Rooms - Halls and Event locations"

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Fish Life — screenshot

Screenshot Fish Life 1

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Game data

Original title
Fish Life
Developer
Sega AM5
Publisher
Sega
First release
20 giugno 2000
Genres
Simulator
Era
Online & 128-Bit Era