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Uses for the PlayStation 2 games: `Seaman: Kindan no Pet` & `Seaman 2: Peking Genjin Ikusei Kit` The **SEGA Seamic Controller** is a unique controller designed for the PlayStation 2 games Seaman: Kindan no Pet and Seaman 2: Peking Genjin Ikusei Kit.
Released in **2001**, this controller features a microphone and a speaker, allowing players to interact with the virtual pet in the game through voice commands.
### Steam Input Support
### Steam Input support
No No
### Linux Kernel Support ### Linux Kernel Support
Unknown
### Emulator usecase No
### Emulator Use Case
`PCSX2` `PCSX2`
## How to configure in PCSX2 - Playstation 2 ## How to Configure in PCSX2 - PlayStation 2
You can map the Seamic Inputs to any input device such as a controller, the controllers needs to be connected. You can map the Seamic Inputs to any input device such as a controller. The controllers need to be connected.
- Open `RetroDECK Configurator` 1. Open`PCSX2` via `RetroDECK Configurator`.
- Open `PCSX2` 2. Go to `Settings` -> `Controllers` -> Select `USB Port` -> Select `SEGA Seamic` from the dropdown list.
- Go to `Settings` -> `Controllers` -> Select `USB Port` -> Select `SEGA Seamic` from the Dropdown list 3. Map the buttons to the controller or input device they are using by clicking on each value and pressing the button you want to map.
- Map the buttons to the controller or input device they are using by clicking on each value and pressing the button you want to map. 4. Press `OK` to save.
5. Quit PCSX2 and return to RetroDECK.