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The game has no classification and some argue that it isn't a game at all.

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Serial Experiments Lain was released for Playstation on Novemby Pioneer LDC. It is ironically, often confused with the Sonmay bootleg of itself, which is 1 CD, 45 tracks, some with shorter lengths than the original. Released by Pioneer Records (Item# ASIN: B00005FXU7).

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Contains ambient music from the series and a mixed-mode data and audio CD with a clock program and a game.

lain BOOTLEG - 2 CD, Soundtrack, 45+ tracks, limited edition.

Serial Experiments Lain Soundtrack: Cyberia Mix - A second OST featuring a number of electronica songs inspired by the television series, including a remix of the opening theme song.

It features the opening and closing theme songs and a number of tracks inspired by the television series.

Serial Experiments Lain Soundtrack - The first OST featuring music by Nakaido "Chabo" Reichi.

"Duvet" opening song - Written by the band Bôa as their first single.

Serial Experiments Lain Official Guide - paperback.

(Uncapitalised in original.) Collected scripts with notes and small excerpted storyboards.

Scenario Experiments Lain - paperback, 335 pages.

It was published in 1998 by Triangle Staff/Pioneer LDC. It has details on the creation, design, and storyline of the series.

Visual Experiments Lain - paperback, is 80 full-color pages with Japanese text.

( ) It was published in 1998 by Triangle Staff/SR-12W/Pioneer LDC. It also features a short color manga titled "The Nightmare of Fabrication". It features a chapter for each layer (episode) and concept sketches.

Omnipresence In The Wired - hardbound, is 128 pages in 96 colors with Japanese text.

A Playstation game of the same name was released on November 26, 1998. The series ran for 13 episodes of one half hour each, between July 6 and September 28, 1998, on TV Tokyo. 9), "The approach I took for this project was to communicate the essence of the work by the total sum of many media products." The scenario for the video game was written first, and the video game was produced at the same time as the anime, though the anime was released first. Producer Yasuyuki Ueda said in an interview in Animerica (Vol. The Lain franchise was originally conceived to connect across several forms of media (anime, video game, manga). Lain begins to tentatively explore the Wired and the series follows her transition from normal schoolgirl to omnipresent being on the Internet and collective unconsciousness. Lain Iwakura is one of Chisa's classmates who receives a posthumous email from Chisa explaining that she has abandoned her flesh and is still alive in the Wired (a large computer network with striking similarities to the Internet). The series begins with the suicide of Chisa Yomoda. Spoiler warning: Plot or ending details follow.