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Japanese release of Seaman: Forbidden Pet Dr. Katsuhito's Experiment Island (シーマン ~禁断のペット 葛飾博士の実験島~) for PS2. This bizarre and iconic voice-recognition pet simulation from Vivarium is a cult classic in Japanese gaming history.

About Seaman:
Originally released on Dreamcast in 1999 and ported to PS2 in 2001, Seaman is one of the most unique games ever made. Players raise a mysterious human-faced fish creature using voice recognition technology, having conversations with the strange creature as it grows. Narrated by Leonard Nimoy in the western release, the game became famous for its unsettling atmosphere and innovative gameplay.

Game Features:
- Unique voice-recognition pet simulation gameplay
- Talk to your Seaman creature using a microphone
- Watch your Seaman evolve through different life stages
- Bizarre and surreal atmosphere
- Created by Yoot Saito (Vivarium)
- Innovative use of microphone technology
- Real-time interaction with virtual pet
- One of gaming's most unusual experiences

Condition:
- Used condition with disc, case & manual
- Disc in playable condition
- Case shows age-related wear
- Instruction manual included
- Please check photos carefully for exact condition

What's Included (as shown in photos):
- Game disc
- Original case with cover art
- Instruction manual

Please Note:
- Japanese language version
- NTSC-J (Japan region)
- Requires Japanese PS2 console or region-free/modded system
- Microphone required for voice features (sold separately)
- Single player experience
- Japanese reading/listening ability recommended

Why Seaman Matters:
Seaman is one of the most unique and influential games of all time. Its innovative use of voice recognition technology and bizarre, philosophical gameplay made it a cult classic. The game is now highly sought after by collectors of unusual and historically significant video games.

Perfect for cult classic collectors, voice recognition game enthusiasts, Vivarium fans, unique gaming experience seekers, or anyone interested in gaming history!

Shipped from Japan.