Seaman[a] is a virtual pet video game developed and published by Vivarium for the Dreamcast. It was originally released in Japan in 1999, with a North American release by Sega in 2000. It is one of the few Dreamcast games to take advantage of the microphone attachment.

2024年4月8日 · Inspired by a silly lunchtime conversation at work, in which Saito and team discussed how they might add intrigue to one designer's tropical-fish simulator prototype, the Seaman project would ...

2019年8月27日 · The game implemented a microphone peripheral, through which players interacted with an odd and often grouchy sea-dwelling creature that had the face and voice of a man. Despite its weirdness, and the marketing challenges therein, Seaman was a big seller, moving over one million units across Dreamcast and PlayStation 2 versions.

I've teased about a new seaman project for a little while now and it's finally done, just need to get some good photos/videos to show you guys now. It's a Sega Dreamcast, Console+controller+VMU repainted with seaman on it Look forward to …

We interviewed respondents and then watched them play and interact with the game and Dreamcast - exactly like the movies portray it. The teen interactions and verbatims were hilarious for exactly the reasons you would think. Those Dreamcast projects were so much fun. Jet Grind Radio, Seaman and of course Shenmue.

2000年4月28日 · Project Seaman Daily Diaries: Day One. We take an in-depth look at Seaman on the Dreamcast, including everything from hatching the Seaman to making him bleed.

2017年5月25日 · Seaman, one of the weirdest AI simulation/pet games ever released, is apparently getting a new sequel. Seaman's original creator Yutaka "Yoot" Saito just teased a new game in the bizarre franchise....

Seaman is a unique virtual pet simulation series of game that involves raising bizarre human faced fish, frogs and birds with sarcastic attitudes, and later an early hominid. The unique feature was the ability to directly communicate with the creature using a special microphone that was sold alongside the titles.

Seaman (Habibi de Kimo [1], lit. "friend of Kimo ") is the titular creature that the player is tasked with taking care of. He is voiced by Jeff Kramer [2] and Yutaka Saitō [3] in the English and Japanese releases, respectively.

Learn more about Seaman! This is mainly a personal project of the admin, but any help will be appreciated! If you'd like to contribute, you can do so by adding or editing pages. As this is an English wiki, the content will primarily focus on the North American release for the Sega Dreamcast (unless specified otherwise).