The follow-up to Sega's unique creature-raising game, where you are the proud owner of a tank containing the rare Seaman creature breed. Half fish, half man, and all curmudgeon, the Seaman will become a part of your life as you converse, argue, and play with the living being. Seaman 2 features prehistoric men, bananas, and nudity. Developer Vivarium has advanced the voice recognition technology used in the original to bring the Seaman to life more than ever before.
Vivarium and Sega are showing multiple play tests of people playing with Seaman.
Fork Parker has been publicly courting Sega and creator Yutaka "Yoot" Saito over a possible sequel to the quirky Dreamcast original to possibly appear on PC and mobile. .
GameDynamo - "There’s been a lot of strange moments in gaming. I’m not just talking about weird games like Super Pii Pii Brothers where you simulate pii pii’ng, or WarioWare with random sequences splotched together. I’m also not referring to scary moments that make you jump in your seat as in Eternal Darkness and Condemned. This list is about the strangest sequences in video games that truly disturbed us in some indelible way. Warning: there are going to be spoilers!"
the only thing i found seaman 1 good for was teaching it cuss words, and setting the mic to high sensitivity and when some one walked into my room the seaman would pop up and berate them.