Abstract: Samba de Amigo was originally released almost eight years ago on the Dreamcast and achieved cult status as one of the most unique and memorable games on the system. As one of the first rhythm games to ship with a peripheral, Samba de Amigo was also one of...
Abstract: A 2008 update of a 1999 arcade title, Segas Samba de Amigo is a thorougly addictive and entertaining music and rhythm game with a Latin flavor -- or at least it would be, if the controls were halfway decent. Back in 1999, before the world had even he...
Abstract: Samba De Amigo is the direct ancestor of not one, but two of gaming's latest controller crazes; musical instrument simulators and motion sensitive controllers. Back in the dying days of the Sega Dreamcast, before Guitar Hero or the Wii Remote were any...
Abstract: Before fake plastic guitars, before karaoke video games, before the tap tap tap of Ouendan. Before all this, back when the Dreamcast was still a going concern, Samba de Amigo popularised what is now the rhythm action genre. ...
Abstract: With this holiday rush, we reviewers have found ourselves inundated with top-shelf releases – and of the dozen or so games currently on my docket, Samba De Amigo has hands-down received the most play in my living room over the past two weeks. Between ...
Abstract: The Wii was designed to make playing games as easy as waving your hands, a natural, intuitive process in which the Wii remote becomes an extension of your arm. But sometimes it doesn’t quite work out like that. Sometimes a Wii game turns the remote is ...
Abstract: Samba de Amigo could’ve been one of the best Wii games of 2008, but unresponsive controls really mar the experience. The fiesta is still there, but it’s a bit of a letdown.
In many respects an excellent update, Samba De Amigo falls down because the controls just don't work as well as they should. Still fun, but not a party great of Singstar or Guitar Hero proportions....
Abstract: Name: Samba de AmigoGenre: RhythmPlatform: Nintendo WiiSamba de Amigo is actually a remake of an early cult classic among Dreamcast fans. Created by Sega and shipped with maraca controllers, the original game was fairly popular in its day, and it seems...
