The biggest Japanese Dreamcast game of all time is at last getting a full sequel. Tentatively titled Seaman 2, Sega will
inging the sequel to the PS2 platform. Vivarium, the developer of the original, will head up development efforts on the sequel, with company president Yoot Saito serving as producer.<
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>While details on the sequel are scarce at this point, Vivarium has announced that the game will make use of a more advanced form of voice recognition than what was seen in the original. The game will be able to recognize not just single words, but combinations of words, allowing for players to shout out sentences at their virtual fish.<
>A release date has yet to be set for Seaman 2.<
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