Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz Review

The main tilting game features ten worlds, each with ten levels and a boss stage. In case your math skills aren't as good as your gaming, that 100 levels of tilting joy, which isn't as many as previous games in the series but then again, these are ALL new, whereas Super Monkey Ball 2 re-used many of the levels from the original, as did Delux.

Also, unlike Super Monkey Ball 2, Banana Blitz adds many new features to the standard tilting formula. The key to Monkey Ball's success has always been its simplicity, but Banana Blitz manages to enhance and deepen the experience without over-complicating things...
8.0 / 10
DC RID3R - contributor
Published: 1068 days 14 hours ago | Review | Wii
 
 
 

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