A NEW SEAMAN IS IN ThE WORKS

[Shun-Di]

:D A brand new Seaman game is coming soon.  Apparently this will be the 3rd game.  I had no idea there was even a Seaman 2, it came out in japan for PS2!  Anyone else love this twisted time waster?  XD

[Centrale]

I think the second Seaman was more like a neanderthal who lived on a little island. I liked the first Seaman but got stuck in it so I never saw his full evolution.

[Tad]

I always thought the PS2 version was just a port?

Anywho, no Leonard Nimoy this time unless they plan to reuse his voice

[Shun-Di]

I always thought the PS2 version was just a port?

Anywho, no Leonard Nimoy this time unless they plan to reuse his voice

What about Patrick Stuart?  :D  He'd be pretty good. 

[Tad]

I was about to write he wouldn't do it, but then I remembered he's doing the voice for Poo in the emoji film...so yeah, he probably would do it hehe.

[Berto]

An interesting story from Seaman's writer :



Source : http://www.dorkly.com/post/85862/real-game-devs-share-their-most-profound-fan-interactions-ever

[Berto]

Seaman is back with GenAI as a Personal AI Assistant!

In the vast ocean of bytes, only the swiftest currents survive while the rest become mere plankton. 
Welcome to the tank of evolution; hope you brought your goggles.

Link : https://seamaniaprotocol.com/
Source: https://x.com/seamania1999

[jamieoliver]

In fact, there have been many rumors and revelations from Yoot Saito himself, the creator of the game, about PolyTrack the new Seaman project. But those are just rumors.

[Berto]

SEGA Talk #178: US Box Art Design (1989-2001)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9b8-5qwZYQA

In this episode of Sega Talk, we track the radical evolution of SEGA’s North American branding, from the clinical “graph paper” grids of the Master System to the high-tech “black box” era of the Genesis. We dive deep into why Sega abandoned its uniform look for the iconic red-stripe rebrand of the 90s, the switch to the massive plastic long-boxes of the Saturn, and finally, the Dreamcast’s sleek transition from bright orange swirls to the edgy “SegaNet” black. It’s a nostalgic look at how Sega used graphic design as a weapon in the console wars, shifting from a toy company aesthetic to a lifestyle brand that defined a generation.

Article: https://segabits.com/blog/2026/01/23/sega-talk-178-us-box-art-design-1989-2001/