The unit in its final form with the screen ( Source)īoth the software and the hardware that run SEGA Fish Life are amongst the rarest in the whole of the Dreamcast story. When used in conjunction, those with a passing interest in the serene aquatic panorama playing out on the screen could interact with the various fish by either tapping on them to reveal an info panel, or by speaking into a microphone embedded in the screen. The whole unit consists of a base (which contains the derivative Dreamcast hardware), along with a touch screen and a microphone. How the SEGA Fish Life was marketed to businesses ( Source)
but which was only sold in small quantities and is barely known about outside of its native Japan. And by 'variations,' I mean: it's a virtual aquarium which runs on Dreamcast hardware that was intended to be placed in hotel lobbies, restaurants etc.
It's also one of the rarest, most expensive, and most bizarre variations of the Dreamcast hardware. SEGA Fish Life is a bonafide oddity of the early 2000s SEGA pantheon, and one that we've covered a couple of times in the past here at the Junkyard.
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