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Speech Enabled Games

Speech recognition burst into games with the release of the highly innovative Seaman in 1999. Recent high profile, successful deployments such as the online PlayStation® 2 title "SOCOM: US Navy Seals" and the "Operator's Side" have proven the concept of integration of speech as a very important differentiator in a highly competitive market.

The VoCon Games Speech SDKs provide all the power of our extensive speech experience to all types of games developers. Who else but Nuance could make speech recognition seem like child's play.

VoCon Games Speech SDK for PSP™ (PlayStation®Portable)
VoCon Games Speech SDK for PlayStation®2
VoCon Games Speech SDK for Nintendo® GameCube™

VoCon Games Speech SDK for PSP™ (PlayStation®Portable)

TalkMan

TalkMan

Running on Sony's PSP gaming platform, TalkMan is the portable language entertainment tool. It includes an interactive phrasebook allowing the user to say common phrases that are translated in another pre-selected language. It also includes a language learning tool that allows the user to score himself against the pronunciations of some common expressions. The PSP handles a total of eight languages: English, Japanese, Mandarin, Korean, French, German, Spanish and Italian.
Web site (Japanese version)

VoCon Games Speech SDK for PlayStation®2

Deka Voice

Deka Voice

The story takes place in 1930's America where you are a police agent named Steven Haywood. Together with your trusty Meffin and a Dog called Lion you need to solve murders and mysteries. At key points, when a yellow symbol flashes, you can speak directly to other characters in the game or interact with the world around you. Deka Voice is able to connect with the robot dog Aibo who will play the role of Lion and react to events going on in the game.
Web site (Japanese version)

LifeLine

LifeLine

Put down the controller and speak up! In the first-ever voice activated action-adventure game, players will work together with the main character Rio by verbally guiding her through this heart-pounding adventure. Compatible with any USB headset peripheral, LifeLine's unprecedented technology features voice-recognition of over 5,000 words and 100,000 phrases such as "Shoot!", "Run!" and "Dodge and reload!"
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Operator's Side

Operator's Side

You and your girlfriend Saya are attending a party on a spaceship in the year 2029. After an alien attack you're separated from Saya and end up in an operator's room. On one of the security screens you notice a waitress named Leo, and you decide to team up with her to escape from the spaceship. With your voice and the various security cameras you can talk to her and command her in both battle and investigation modes.
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Seaman

Seaman

What do you get if you cross a fish and a man? You get Seaman—a salty wise guy with an ocean full of attitude. As you raise him from an egg to adulthood, Seaman becomes really attached to you. Visit him regularly to feed him and communicate with him. Seaman loves to talk and he's smart enough to remember what you tell him. But if he feels neglected, Seaman's prone to fits of moodiness and may even make fun of you, so watch out for his bite!
Web site (Japanese version)

Jungle Storm

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Jungle Storm

Castro is dead. Political turmoil is at an all-time high as a Colombian cartel-backed candidate pursues an all-out revolution. After the Ghosts drive the drug-funded mercenaries out of Cuba and force retreat back to Colombia, violence breaks out against the Colombian government. The Ghosts are soon called in to bring down the cartel once and for all. Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Jungle Storm will fully exploit the capabilities of the platform with features such as the wildly popular voice command, and voice chat systems plus online statistics tracking and ladder ranking.
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SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs

SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs

As an elite SEAL commander, your team has been called upon to fight terrorists in 12 of the most deadly operations ever. With more than 30 weapons, superior intelligence, intense training, unparalleled skills and tactical maneuvers at your disposal, protect freedom wherever it is in danger. Use your voice to communicate and plan strategies with fellow SEALs in single player and online play.

SOCOM II: U.S. Navy SEALs

SOCOM II: U.S. Navy SEALs

The world's terrorists have targeted America and her allies. As an elite SEAL commander, your team's orders are simple—strike targets of importance within 12 intense international missions quietly and successfully—and protect freedom across the globe. Utilizing the best weaponry, technology and training available, accept no outcome but victory.
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SWAT

SWAT

It's 2018 and you're in command of the recently formed SWAT: Global Strike Team—a squad comprised of the three best operators the special forces and law enforcement communities have to offer. Your task is to use all means available, including cutting-edge weaponry and next-generation gear, to bring international criminals to justice. To succeed, you'll need to master the skills of close quarters combat, long range shooting, and high tech equipment operation. You must also issue essential commands to your teammates via the controller or the voice recognition microphone.
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VoCon Games Speech SDK for Nintendo® GameCube™

Densetsu no Quiz Oh Ketteisen

Densetsu no Quiz Oh Ketteisen

Web site (Japanese version)

Mario Party 7

Mario Party 7

Mario Party 7 brings back the party fun, as you kickstart the party with Mario and his friends! Set up your controllers and prepare for fun, as you run, jump, swim and fly through more than 80 new minigames. The party's a lot bigger now, too -- up to 8 players can battle each other! New Mic Grand Prix mode for plenty of voice-over madness for everyone and 2 new playable characters.
Web site (Japanese version)

Mario Party 6

Mario Party 6

In the single-player Story mode, Brighton and Twila—otherwise known as the sun and the moon—are embroiled in a bitter feud over who's more impressive. It's up to Mario and his cohorts to settle the spat and restore order to the cosmos. Multiplayer Party mode features more than 75 mini-games and six game boards. The included Nintendo GameCube Mic gives gamers the power to play mini-games by issuing voice commands.
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