Sega Seaman Manual de usuario

Thank you for purchasing the Vivarium Seaman Kit!

Please note that this software is designed only for use with a Dreamcast

console. Be sure to read this instruction manual thoroughly before you start.

This package contains a Seaman habitat and one Seaman egg.

To begin with, let’s learn a bit more about Seaman, shall we? Historical

references to Seaman first appeared in the spoken folklore of ancient Egypt,

passed down from generation to generation. Until recently, it was assumed

that the Seaman creature did not actually exist (similar to the many other

mythical creatures of ancient Egypt). However, in 1997, the discovery of a live

Seaman in the Egyptian city of Old Alexandria disproved this assumption, and

Seaman came to be known the world over.

While the originally discovered Seaman specimen died shortly after being

captured, its remains were quickly rushed to the foremost biological research

institute in France where a number of eggs were discovered inside its body.

We at Vivarium were then able to assist in this endeavor by covering the

research and development costs in return for the sole distribution rights that

have enabled us to offer this product to you.

It is well known that as part of its genetic labeling, Seaman passes knowledge

on to subsequent human generations orally. Furthermore, Seaman is said to

have had a strong influence on the progression of ancient civilization, but the

details of exactly how this was done are not yet fully understood.

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A memory card [Visual Memory Unit (VMU) sold separately] is

required to play Seaman. In order to save game data, the VMU to

be used must be formatted, have at least 64 memory blocks of free

space available and no other VMU applications saved.

Dr. Gassé’s

Research Journal

Dr. Gassé’s hypothesis suggested that Seaman was perhaps

responsible for transferring knowledge that proliferated during

the Third Dynasty across oceans to other lands. This theory

eventually became the basis for Anthro-bio Archaeology, a

highly valued field of study today.

Soon after the publication of his thesis, Dr. Gassé was dismissed

from his post. He then disappeared for quite some time.

Recently, a diary was discovered detailing Dr. Gassé’s

subsequent work and continued research to unravel the details

of Seaman’s evolution. For further details, kindly refer to the

following website: www.meetseaman.com

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The man who made the original

discovery of Seaman was a French

scientist by the name of Dr. Jean Paul

Gassé (1899 -?). Dr. Gassé was a

member of a special team of French

biologists dispatched to Egypt by the

French government in the 1930’s. When

he discovered references to a creature

dubbed the “omnipotent messenger of

the gods” among ruins of the Third

Dynasty, he became determined to pursue this line of research

and unravel this mystery.

In March of 1932, in the city of Alexandria, Dr. Gassé

happened to meet up with a local resident who had caught a

Seaman while fishing. Dr. Gassé obtained a sample of some of

the eggs, which he carried back with him to France.

When Dr. Gassé returned, he immediately attempted to raise

the Seaman eggs in his Parisian laboratory but, unfortunately,

in the midst of his experiment Seaman died. Shortly thereafter,

Dr. Gassé published a detailed thesis of his work. However,

other leading academics of the day dismissed the young

scholar’s work as a publicity stunt and without the proper

evidence (e.g., a living specimen) to support his theories, his

work was shunned and no one believed him.

Fossil of a Seaman

Discovered by Dr. Gassé

at the Nile River

Ancient Egyptian Papyrus

Drawing Depicting the

Divine Gift of a Living

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First Thing’s First – Reality Check

The very first item you must obtain is a memory card [Visual Memory Unit

(VMU) sold separately] used to save and maintain the Seaman and its raising

environment, or habitat, data. The VMU to be used must have a minimum of

64 blocks of free memory available. Once the initial habitat set-up is complete,

you are required to continue using this same VMU in order to successfully rear

the Seaman contained within it. Consider this VMU to be both the Seaman and

its habitat, and handle it with appropriate care. 5

When you are ready to begin, connect the Dreamcast Controller to Control Port A

of the Dreamcast and insert the VMU into Expansion Socket 1 of the controller. A

VMU application, a storage matrix called “SM2000US._VM,” will be created to

the VMU. This file is similar to the mini-games and other VMU application files

used by other games. Only one VMU application can exist in each VMU. If

another VMU application already exists, you will be given the option of

overwriting the data. Select “Yes” to do so, however, this will delete the data in

question. Select “No” to cancel the set-up and then, either delete the data manually

or obtain a different VMU. Take care not to delete Seaman data when playing

another game. Note that both the “SM2000US._VM” and “SM2000US.USR”

files are required to continue raising your Seaman.

Insert the Microphone

As Seaman matures there will come a time when it will begin to converse with you.

A microphone has been included in this package for the express purpose of

speaking to your Seaman. Whenever you wish to play with your Seaman, always be

sure to insert the microphone into Expansion Socket 2 (see diagram) of the

Dreamcast Controller. Note that the VMU must be inserted into Expansion Socket

1. The Seaman software will not run if these two devices are not correctly inserted

in their proper places.

CAUTION!

The sponge protector attached to the top of the

microphone is intended to reduce excess noise

that may occur while conversing with Seaman.

Ingestion of this sponge by small children may

result in injury or death, so always be sure to

have a responsible guardian explain this before

allowing minors to use this peripheral device.

Do not attempt to remove or adjust these items while the Seaman

software is running. Doing so may not only adversely effect the software, it

may also result in malfunction of the peripheral devices.

Expansion Socket 1

Memory Card

Expansion Socket 2

Microphone

Seaman is a one-player game.

Once you begin raising Seaman, you are expected to assume complete

responsibility for the care and upbringing of a living, breathing creature. So,

before you begin with the initial set-up procedure, you are strongly

recommended to double check with yourself that you are mentally prepared to

assume this important responsibility.

The first step you must take in preparation is to set-up the required equipment.

At this time, should you experience any tension-related symptoms such as heart

palpitations, perspiration, etc., resulting from the sheer weight of the

responsibility for rearing a Seaman, you may wish to loosen up a bit by

stretching or taking a bit of exercise. Once you are sufficiently relaxed, you are

ready to begin (do not turn the power of the Dreamcast ON just yet).

Before starting the set-up procedure, be sure to set

the internal audio setting of your Dreamcast (stereo

or mono) to matchthat of your TV speakers. This

will ensure optimal sound quality for your game.

Expansion Socket 1

Insert the Memory Card

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Memory Card File Creation

Once you have confirmed that the VMU to which you will create the

Seaman habitat is firmly inserted into Expansion Socket 1 and the

Microphone into Expansion Socket 2 (refer to the diagram on p 4), you

are just about ready. At this point you are advised to pause, relax and

release any tension you may be feeling.

Now, insert the Seaman disc into the Dreamcast and turn the power

ON. After a few moments, the following message will appear:

“This memory card does not contain a habitat for Seaman.

Would you like to create a new habitat?”

Do not despair upon seeing this message. For if you select “Yes,” a brand

new habitat with all the required data will be downloaded from the disc

and installed, or created, to this VMU. If you realize you have mistakenly

inserted the wrong VMU, select “No” and replace it with the correct

VMU.

After selecting “Yes”, should the following message appear:

“There are not enough blocks of free memory available. 64 blocks

are required in order to save game data. The game will not continue.”

This indicates that this VMU cannot be used to create a Seaman habitat.

In this case, you must abort the current procedure and either obtain a

new VMU or delete enough data in the VMU (refer to the Dreamcast

instruction manual for details) to free up the required 64 blocks.

CAUTION!

Never attempt to remove the memory card while this message is

displayed. Doing so may result in damage to or malfunction of

the memory card.

Once you have successfully selected “Yes”, the following message will

appear:

“Saving data to the memory card... Do not remove the memory

card or turn the power off.”

Once this procedure is complete, the following message will appear:

“(Month, Date, Year) A new habitat has been created for Seaman.

Please enjoy your time with Seaman.”

Congratulations! This VMU now contains your very own Seaman

habitat. Do not forget that you must use this same VMU when accessing

this habitat in the future. If you attempt to use another VMU, this data

will not be available, as it cannot be read from any other VMU.

Furthermore, if you delete the data saved to this VMU, you must begin

the entire process from step one, so be sure to handle this VMU with the

utmost care. In order to prevent you from accidentally losing track of

your Seaman, we have made sure that it is not possible to create more

than one Seaman habitat to each VMU.

Remember, ‘Only one Seaman habitat per memory card.’

CAUTION!

Never touch the Analog Thumb Pad or Triggers / while

turning the Dreamcast power ON. Doing so may disrupt the

controller initialization procedure and result in malfunction.

The most fundamental requirement for successfully raising Seaman

is daily care and maintenance. At the very least, you are kindly

requested to attend to various custodial tasks such as providing

oxygen, water, food, cleaning, etc., on a daily basis. Just as with a

daily exercise program, it is important that you participate each and

every day without fail. This concept is a prerequisite for being a

guardian to Seaman.

Seaman is a game in which you will experience the growth of a

living being. You will be witness to the drama of life over an

extended period of time. Therefore, do not expect an experience

similar to any other games, in which clearly defined events happen

each time you play. As well, there are no scores to be earned, stages

or final game to be cleared, etc. This is not the type of game in

which one can spend several hours in one sitting and expect to

experience vast amounts of action or change. As with life itself,

change only occurs over time and even then, slowly. Change is only

evident through the accumulation of experience over time.

Enjoy communicating with Seaman while you attend to these daily

maintenance tasks. Tap on the glass of the aquarium to get its

attention, use the microphone to greet and converse, as well as other

methods you will discover in order to express your affection to it.

This is paramount to ensuring the successful growth and

development of your Seaman. As Seaman matures and reaches a

certain level of development, recognition will increase and it will

begin conversing with you.

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Seaman’s development will accelerate when in good humor. The

only way to ensure Seaman is kept in good humor is to take

adequate care of it daily, without fail, while constantly providing

loving affection.

Although raising Seaman does require a bit of perseverance, it is a bit

like writing in a diary; something you need to persist in doing on a

daily basis. By doing so, you will find yourself experiencing a grand

drama, the likes of which have yet been rendered possible by even

the most realistic of computer or console games.

For those of you with time to spare, one highly recommended and

interesting method for enjoying your time with Seaman is to darken

the lights to your room and simply vegetate while watching your

Seaman go about daily life. Similar to a typical aquarium, Seaman

will provide completely different and ever-changing scenery for your

television set. And for as long as Seaman lives, the show will go on.

Beforeyou start playing with Seaman or before you create a Seaman

habitat, be sure to set your Dreamcast console to thecorrect time.

For details, refer to the Dreamcast instructionmanual.

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At Long Last, We Begin.

Beginning Operation (Day One) Subsequent Operation (Day Two and on)

First, TransfertheEggintothe Tank(TogglingDisplays)

Once again, you are urged to review the set-up procedure starting on p. 4 and

confirm that the VMU containing the Seaman habitat and storage matrix, as

well as the microphone, are firmly and properly installed to the controller

connected to Control Port A of the Dreamcast. Then, press the OPEN Button

on your Dreamcast to open the Disc Door, place the Seaman disc inside and

close the Disc Door. Now press the POWER Button to turn the Dreamcast

power ON. The starting screen will appear on your TV followed by the

opening narration. Listen carefully as it contains important information that is

very helpful for raising Seaman.

Press the Start Button on the Dreamcast controller to display the raising

habitat (in the beginning this will be an aquarium). The very first thing you

must do is place the Seaman egg into this tank.

Press Trigger L ( ) to toggle the display over to the storage matrix. The milky

white object located in the top left storage box is the Seaman egg. Use the

Analog Thumb Pad to select the egg, and while pressing and holding the X

Button ( ), press and hold Trigger R ( ) to grab hold of the egg. If you are

successful, you should see the egg displayed on the clipboard in the lower right

corner of the screen. In this state, press again to toggle the display over to

the aquarium. Next, let go of and to release the egg into the tank. The

clipboard will disappear and the egg will be visible in the tank. This process is

used when moving items from display to display. Whenever you grasp an item

it will appear on the clipboard. If you release the item (let go of and/or )

before switching to the display in which to release the item, the item will

return to its original location.

(When continuing from a previously saved file).

Insert the memory card to which the Seaman habitat and storage matrix

(saved files) are saved into Expansion Socket 1 of the controller. Next,

place the Seaman Disc into the Dreamcast and turn the power ON. In a

few moments the Start Screen will automatically appear.

As explained earlier, only one Seaman habitat is able to be created to a

VMU. Therefore, file selection or othersuchproceduresarenotrequired.

All you need to do to continue is press the Start Button when the Start

Screen appears.

Note that whenever the Start Screen is displayed there will be a short

narration that reports on the current status of your Seaman’s development

and provides a brief explanation of what has occurred previously. As there

are often important hints and tips on how to proceed offered during this

narration, it is recommended that you listen to it carefully every day.

Opening Start Screen

Egg Displayed on

the Clipboard

Clipboard: Displays

Currently Grasped Items

If the Mushroomers do not evolve within a few days of their

hatching, they will die.

Position the hand icon over the Nautilus at the bottom of the tank and

press to patiently tap it. The Mushroomers will float towards the

Nautilus and be eaten. Do not be alarmed by this behavior and continue

on as normal. Once the Nautilus has consumed at least 4 Mushroomers,

it will begin to undergo a transformation, so observe it carefully.

For other information related to Seaman’s development, visit our

website.

If you are able to connect to the Internet (we recommend using your

Dreamcast to do so), then you are cordially invited to visit the Sega

Seaman website in which you’ll find a wealth of helpful information.

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Use the Analog Thumb Pad to scroll the across the display (when the storage matrix is displayed,

use this to move the hand icon). By pressing and holding while using the Analog Thumb Pad,

you can zoom the camera in and out. Note that zooming is not possible when locked-on in a

close-up ( ). Press again to unlock the close-up view to zoom. The Analog Thumb Pad can

also be used to adjust the camera angle when you have grabbed and lifted Seaman for observation.

Press to tap the glass of the tank. Furthermore, if

you press and hold until the hand icon changes,

once you let go, the finger will deliver a punishing

flick to the subject on which the hand icon is

positioned.

Also, if you press and hold and simultaneously,

the camera angle will switch to an overhead view.

Use the D-Pad to operate the various devices that control the habitat environment.

Press to display the habitat operation panel.

Once displayed, acts a switch for turning

the light ON/OFF, activating the heater or

oxygen supply for the duration pressed.

Once displayed, use to

toggle between each function.

Press to hide the habitat

operation panel.

To soft-reset the Dreamcast and

return to the title screen at any point,

simultaneously press and hold the ,

, , and Start Buttons.

Expansion Socket 1

ExpansionSocket2

Trigger R ( )

TriggerL( )

Press to toggle between habitat displays

such as the tanks, storage matrix, etc.

DirectionalPad(D-Pad)

AnalogThumbPad While locked-on in a close-up, press repeatedly in succession to tickle Seaman.

When not in close-up, press and hold to use the Analog Thumb Pad to move

the hand icon without scrolling within the currently displayed area. While is

pressed, the hand icon will change in preparation to grasp items. If is pressed

during this state, and provided that is not released, you should be able to grasp

living objects, rocks, etc. While in a habitat or the storage matrix, any items

currently grasped (except Seaman or rocks) will be displayed on the clipboard.

XButton ( )

Move the hand icon over a subject or object and press

to zoom in and lock-on in a close-up. Press again

to release the lock-on.

Y Button ( )

Press and hold while using the Analog Thumb Pad

to zoom the camera in or out. However, note that it is

not possible to adjust the camera position while locked-

on in a close-up ( ).

You can also create a new habitat automatically by

pressing and holding while turning the Dreamcast

power ON.

B Button ( )

Press and hold when speaking into the microphone.

Whatever you have said will or will not be recognized

once is released.

A Button ( )

Press to start the game or to display the main menu

when ending game play.

Start Button

Before turning on the Dreamcast power ON, connect

the controller into Control Port A of the Dreamcast.

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Let’s Chat with Seaman, Shall We?

Conversation with Seaman Not Possible

Once Seaman has learned a reasonable vocabulary, try to initiate a conversation. In

the beginning, it is generally acceptable to address Seaman with “Hey”, or “Seaman”

to do so. A mature Seaman will often respond to phrases such as “Say something,”

or “Talk to me”.

If you observe Seaman’s manner closely, you will have no problems distinguishing

when Seaman is ready to begin conversing. All conversation with Seaman must be

made via the microphone. Be sure to press for the full duration of your utterance

when speaking to Seaman. Once each utterance is complete, be sure to release .

Note that the general progress of your conversation with Seaman is indicated by

icons that appear on the LCD screen of the inserted VMU. These icons are

described as follows:

This icon indicates that Seaman will not converse

with you, even when you attempt to initiate

conversation.

Speech Confirmed

Seaman Awaits Your Response

This icon appears during a conversation to indicate that Seaman is

waiting for your reply. If Seaman has posed a question to you,

please listen carefully and reply promptly.

If you press and speak into the microphone and this icon

appears, Seaman has registered what you have said. If not, confirm

that the microphone and other devices are correctly inserted or

connected and repeat your attempt to converse with Seaman.

This icon indicates that Seaman does not comprehend what you

have just said. Seaman will not necessarily understand every word

spoken. Therefore it is best if you only speak using terminology

Seaman would appear to understand.

The most basic rules are that your utterances should be

short, concise and above all, clear. Is it also possible that

Seaman will not understand what you are trying to say if

your pronunciation is unclear or if you attempt to speak

with your mouth too close to the microphone.

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Conversation with Seaman Possible

This icon indicates that it is possible for you to initiate a

conversation with Seaman. If Seaman has acquired a sufficient

sized vocabulary, it will understand and respond to you. Note that

while Seaman is talking, it cannot hear you, so please wait until it

has finished talking before speaking.

Term Spoken Not Understood

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Before you initiate a conversation with Seaman, first announce your presence

and gain Seaman’s attention by using to tap the glass of the tank a couple of

times. In the early stages of Seaman’s growth, prior to sufficient vocabulary

acquisition, this will be your first and only means of communication. Even as

Seaman develops and matures, tapping will remain an important gesture.

While locked-on in a close-up, position the hand icon over Seaman and press

and hold for a few seconds until the icon changes as illustrated by the above

picture. Then, release to deliver a punishing flick. However, note that if

you do this too often, Seaman may begin to dislike you.

Use the zoom function to zero in on Seaman and position the hand icon over

it. Then press repeatedly. Perhaps you could utilize this function to put

Seaman in a good mood?

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Use the Analog Thumb Pad to maneuver the hand icon around the display.

The camera angle will follow as you move the hand icon. To move the hand

icon independently of the camera angle, press while operating the Analog

Thumb Pad.

Use the Analog Thumb Pad to move the hand icon over Seaman and press

to transform the hand icon in preparation for grabbing and lifting. While

pressing and holding , press and hold to grab and lift Seaman out of the

tank for hands on, close-up observation. Note that there might occasionally

be times when Seaman can not be grabbed and lifted up for observation.

Use the Analog Thumb Pad to move the hand icon over Seaman and press

to zoom in and lock-on in a close-up. The camera will then automatically

follow Seaman. To release the lock-on, press again.

While pressing , move the Analog Thumb Pad forwards or backwards to

zoom the camera in or out.

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Tapping the Glass

Administering a Flick

Overhead Observation

Grab and Lift for Observation

Locking-on in a Close-up

Zooming

Scrolling

Tickling Seaman

Press and hold and simultaneously. This will cause the camera to change

to an overhead view of the tank for the duration and are held.

Note: Do not attempt to tap, flick or tickle other household pets, wild or

other animals outside of the Seaman Kit. Seaman is a very special creature

that will respond to such stimuli. However, other animals NOT in the

Seaman Kit have been known to become far more aggressive when

administered such contact, and it is not advised.

It is also possible to brief ly hypnotize Seaman. Repeatedly maneuver the hand

icon in a circular motion around Seaman, and you just may make it happen.

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Creating a Suitable Environment for Seaman

Operating the Heater and Other Habitat Devices

It is necessary to maintain appropriate levels of temperature, oxygen, etc. in

order to provide Seaman with a suitable living environment. Therefore, it is

necessary for you to adjust these levels as required. To display the habitat

operation panel on the screen, press on the D-Pad. The functions that are

available for use at the current stage of your Seaman’s development will appear

on the panel. Press to toggle between the available functions and then

press to activate the selected function. To hide the habitat operation panel,

press .

Habitat Operation Panel

Display the habitat operation panel and toggle until the word ‘HEATER’

appears. Press and hold to turn the heater on and raise the

temperature. Due to its analog design, the heater will only activate and

operate while the switch is pressed. It will take a few moments to get

going and then may continue for a moment after the switch is released.

Practice your timing and above all, take care not overheat the habitat.

Just after the habitat is first created, the temperature is 0˚ (Note that

unlike modern American heaters, the heating units are measured in

Celsius, the same scale as used by Dr. Gassé), but to ensure the eggs

hatch properly, the temperature of the habitat should be maintained

between 15˚ and 20˚. After the eggs have hatched, observe Seaman

carefully to determine the appropriate temperature setting and then

maintain it accordingly.

Habitat Heater

Display the habitat operation panel and toggle until the word ‘LIGHT’

appears. Press to switch the light ON (high and low settings available)

or OFF in a three-way pattern. It is recommended that normally you

keep the light ON at the brightest setting in order to observe Seaman

properly. However, when Seaman is attempting to sleep, you are advised

to turn the light OFF.

Heater

Light Switch

Display and Toggle the

Habitat Operation Panel

Display and Operate the

Habitat Operation Panel

Hide the Habitat

Operation Panel

Use the D-Pad to operate the devices on the habitat operation panel. Because

the analog design for this device is old-fashioned, you are only able to perform

operations such as raising the temperature or increasing the oxygen level of the

habitat, for the duration you press the relevant button. Once you release the

button, the temperature will begin to decrease and the oxygen to dissipate with

the passage of time. Granted, the system used to operate this habitat requires

far more work than would a fully automated digital habitat system, but let us

not forget the benefits that this analog style system provides. Perhaps such

work will be useful in teaching you a concept that is often forgotten in this

fully automated society we live in, mainly that the first step towards conveying

true affection for another is through constant attention and care.

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