Sega Superstars

Dig this, a new EyeToy game that\'s actually pretty cool.

In the Virtua Fighter game, you fight the guys from the game. It tells you when you can attack and where, when to block, and also tries to trick you into opening yourself up to counter-attacks.

In the Nights game, you hold your arms out like wings to float and tilt to fly to the right, left, up, or down.

In Monkey Ball, your arms are used to tilt the level and get AiAi rolling.

In Sonic, you guide him after rings and away from mines as he runs through a tube.

Samba de Amigo is crazy fun, doing the rythym thing with your arms to tunes like Livin la Vida Loca and La Bamba.

There are twelve games in all, and most of them are cool like that.

I recommend it for anyone that thinks it\'d be fun to play like that.I\'ll say this: Sega Superstars and Feel the Magic for Nintendo DS are a great combo for playing games in weird, innovative ways.

Both are from Sega.

-Dan

How many songs are included on the Samda De Amigo game?

For the NiGHTS and Sonic game, how many different levels are there to choose from?

I\'ve only tried the easy levels for the most part so some stuff is still unlocked. But Sonic seems to just be one level and the point is to move him around the inside of the tube.

Samba de Amigo, from memory, has at least five songs. La Bamba, Hearts on Fire, Livin La Vida Loca, I think one was the game\'s theme song and Hot Hot Hot.

Oh and I only flew through one long level in Nights. Just from keeping my arms outstretched that long I was too tired to try again. With two other difficulties, though, there are either two more levels or two more difficult paths through the first one.

-Dan