Seattle Fish Market
is really Pike Place Market, Seattle, Washington
Real place, reimagined
Real-world photo: Wikimedia Commons
How close does the game get to the real place?
In the game
Pike Place Market is a busy hub of street art and stalls in inFAMOUS Second Son. PlayStation's own comparison explains that Sucker Punch renamed it Seattle Fish Market after the famous fish throwers, and turned Post Alley, home of the Gum Wall, into a neon-lit Port Alley below the market.
The real place
Pike Place Market opened in 1907 at the end of Pike Street and is one of the oldest continuously operating public farmers' markets in the United States. Its red Public Market Center sign and clock are a Seattle icon, and the Gum Wall in Post Alley below is covered in chewing gum left by visitors.
Visiting
Come on a weekday morning, before the crowds, to watch the fishmongers throw salmon at Pike Place Fish Market. The Gum Wall is down the steps from the main arcade in Post Alley, by the Market Theater.
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