But he was unimpressed by the introduction of a jump move and boss battles, and driven to the point of self-harm by mini-games. As explained in his review, Kristan found the remote worked well for controlling Aiai in the single-player game. Some achievement considering the previous Wii outing, Banana Blitz, was a bit 6/10. This new instalment in the Super Monkey Ball series is the worst yet. And yet he keeps on dancing, while a giant blue hedgehog with a razor-sharp grip turns the handle on the organ. His fur is matted and patchy, his eyes glazed and soulless. His trademark quiff is trapped beneath a brocade pillbox hat. Instead of a t-shirt he sports a stained velvet waistcoat.
I see a nightmarish vision of Aiai, dancing. So how come I see it in my head at night?īecause what I see isn't endless ramps and big bananas and sweeping blue skies. In others it's moderately entertaining, but it never reaches the heights of the classic Monkey Balls - the ones which were all about precision control, fiendish level design and funky mini-games. Super Monkey Ball: Step & Roll is not much good at all. When you close your eyes at night and all you can see is falling blocks or twinkling jewels, you know you're on to a winner.
You can tell a videogame is good when you find yourself playing it in bed.
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