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The game was developed by SEGA'sUnitedGameArtists division, produced and conceptualized by Tetsuya Mizuguchi.
The game is set in a vast computer network where a female AI program named Eden is lost, and must be found by the player by navigating through a series of levels, but the plot is really not the focus of this game.
Marketing information for the game at the time of its release focused on its qualities of "synaesthesia," the association of different senses and stimuli with each other, which is a sensation experienced naturally by some people, and reported by many users of LSD and other hallucinogens.
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