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Submitted by Simeon Paskell 708d ago | review

D+PAD Magazine: Super Monkey Ball: Step & Roll Reviewed

D+PAD Magazine writes:

The Super Monkey Ball series is perhaps one of today's most puzzlingly prolific games series. Not puzzling in a sense that it lacks quality, puzzling in how developer SEGA have once again managed to re-invent gameplay that literally amounts to rolling an encased monkey towards a goal. In the wake of stylus control (Super Monkey Ball Touch & Roll – Nintendo DS) and Smartphone accelerometers (Super Monkey Ball iPhone), SEGA are hoping its second Wii installment give gamers a reason to (literally) dust off your Balance Board and control Aiai and friends in a much more embarrassing fashion. (Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz, Super Monkey Ball: Step & Roll, Wii) 2/5

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