Samba de Amigo (DC) Reviews

Console games usually fall into one of several well-worn categories. It's becoming increasingly difficult to find anything that tries to be different. But sometimes you stumble across a game that's so unbelievable, so wonderful, that it completely restores your faith in human nature and makes you think that, yes, maybe we do deserve more ...  Read the complete review

Samba De Amigo is one of those classical games that will always be remembered on the Dreamcast. The basic aim of the game is to use the two maracas that you buy the game with to dance to a song of your choice. Of course the songs are limited but they are all great songs to dance away to The game is a great one to play when you have a mate ...  Read the complete review

Firstly I realise that Samba De Amigo 2000 isnt going to be released in the UK, as a result buying 2000 isnt going to be cheap and Im guessing that only people with the original Samba will actually seek it out. This review assumes a certain amount of Samba knowledge. So, is it worth it then? YES! Without doubt this version is a ...  Read the complete review

This is the only game I have ever seen proper grown ups play and enjoy. And it stars a monkey shaking maracas, a bee with a tiara and a cross dressing leopard. No, really. Now harder to find than dodo eggs, at least in the UK, Samba De Amigo is based on a Sega arcade game of the same name. It involves the crazy task of shaking electronic ...  Read the complete review

Samba De Amigo is a brilliant party game, and we all had a great laugh with it this Christmas (my PS2 was faulty so I had to get out my Dreamcast for the kind people!). Everyone seemed sceptical about it, up to the point when the Dance Mat and Maracas were taken out of the box! I had played previously on Samba for a few goes, but my mate Neil ...  Read the complete review

Samba De Amigo! Please note: before reading this opinion, take into consideration that I have ‘normal’ family and friends and am not insane at all. Ahem… Samba de Amigo is the ultimate party game, and is quite possibly the only game that everyone will want to play – and I mean everyone! The way Sonic ...  Read the complete review

When you first open the box you think hec what have i just spent 50 quid on. With the game you get 2 marraca's. you use these to play the game. the game is very easy to start of with, you just have to shkae the marraca's to the beat displayed on the screen. as you inprover and move along throught the ame the sequences get faster and harder ...  Read the complete review