Since Latin music makes people feel brighter and people don't usually dance to music in daily life, they enjoy the game. Sega had no sales forecast for Samba de Amigo, but it planned to develop other machines along similar lines, he added. The samba already has strong musicial competition. He has already mastered the 50s and 70s world hits on offer and is now gearing up to learn Johnny B Good. Konami said the game was gaining popularity, but refused to give sales figures.
Players can feel as if they are playing real instruments.
Another Konami hit is Drummania Second Mix, in which a player just keeps the beat on a drum. This game is very peaceful and can get rid of your stress. Musical arcade games really took off in Japan with Dance, Dance Revolution, introduced in 1998, which consists of an electronic platform that lights up in different places to show players where to put their feet. At the same time, a video screen displays a virtual dancer going through the intended steps.