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Gray Games is proud to present the A.I. Project, which is the first Digital Life Form for your Atari 2600 Video Game System. Watch your Sea Cy-Ghost swim around its surroundings gobbling up food, sleep, and even lay eggs that hatch smaller Sea Cy-Ghosts. The Sea Cy-Ghost will also react with you via your Recoton Joystick. But don't worry, it is friendly. Get your very own Sea Cy-Ghost today.
The World
- Underwater screen (like looking into a fishtank minus reflection)
- Small airlevel (above ocean)
- Large Waterlevel (in ocean)
- Sandbed with plants at bottom of screen
- Sound of ocean (like putting shell up to ear)
Main Character: Sea Cy-Ghost
- has limited A.I. Intelligence
- is motivated by eating Pac-Mans(he won't go after Pac-Mans unless they are he gets close to them)
- is motivated by interaction with player(when player pushes red button of joystick)
- is motivated like any fish by just swimming.
- may or may not sleep depending on activity in ocean
- will make different sound depending on activity
- If it is left alone enough, it will sleep
- If it eats enough food, and player doesn't push fire button in a long while, then we can have the Ghost lay little eggs that eventually hatch into little Sea Cy-Ghosts that when hatched slowly swim off the screen never to return.
Sea Cy-Ghosts Food
- much smaller Pac-Mans swimming in water
- these would eat bits of plants in bottom of sea floor
- they would run away from Sea Cy-Ghost when Ghost chases them
- They could make quiet noise when eating plants.
- They ignore cursor
Plants
- sway to and fro calmly
The Player
- Player can pet (touch) Ghost by putting cursor on Ghost and pressing fire button. The Ghost will make noise and seems to be happy.
- Player can move cursor away from Ghost. When player pushes button, Ghost stops what he is doing and moves towards cursor until he reaches it.
Sound
- this would sound as Atarily possible as what the ocean would sound like.
- intro music before game starts
Finale
- This program never ends. If the Atari is not turned off, things will continuously happen like a real fishtank. So a person could use it as an Atari Fishtank if they wish.
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A.I. Project (Limited Edition)[]
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- Where to Buy: Sold Out
- Programmers: Charles F. Gray, Greg Zumwalt
- Company: Gray Games
- Publisher: Gray Games
- Manufacturer: Hozer Video Games, 8-Bit Classics
- Release Year: 2009
- Limited: Yes (16)
- Numbered: Yes
- Contents: Cartridge + Manual + Bio-Hazard Gloves + Recoton Joystick + Bio-Hazard Bag + Postcard
- Players: 1
- Controller: Joystick
- Original Price: $105
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A.I. Project (Good Deal Games)[]
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- Where to Buy: Good Deal Games
- Programmers: Charles F. Gray, Greg Zumwalt
- Company: Gray Games
- Publisher: Good Deal Games
- Manufacturer: Hozer Video Games
- Release Year: 2014
- Limited: No
- Numbered: No
- Contents: Cartridge
- Players: 1
- Controller: Joystick
- Original Price: $39.75
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