GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. TOKYO–It’s fitting that Sega and developer Viviarium’s follow-up to ...
GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. TOKYO–Japanese game development studio Vivarium announced today it ...
Vivarium's voice recognition oddity Seaman, released on Dreamcast (and later PS2 in Japan), is getting a sequel in 2006, SEGA announced in Japan late last week. Like the '99 Dreamcast version, Seaman ...
The original Seaman for the Dreamcast was probably one of the most unusual games released during the console’s brief life. The original involved raising some kind of bizarre man-fish as it slowly ...
Back on the Dreamcast Sega released Seaman, a talking virtual pet. The catch with the game is that you had to play it everyday to feed and converse with your fishhead creature. Seaman 2 begins with ...
In what is likely the biggest surprise since the ending of The Sixth Sense, Sega and developer Vivarium hinted today that the main character in Seaman 2 won't be a wise-talking fish, but a caveman.
Seaman 2 is playable at Sega's Tokyo Game Show booth this year. Well, at least there was a controller attached to something in the dark, enclosed room that I entered after having endured a 60 minute ...
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