[QUOTE="slamminjammin69"]
I'm curious about the Super Monkeyball games for the Gamecube. Are they any good or they just too silly and kiddyish?
KnightSkull
I found both the Gamecube games really fun to play (I haven't played any of the others), some of the levels are quite challenging but nothing too hard. The mini games are fun too, get your friends round and you'll have a blast.
Oh, and the best monkey to use is Baby, just because it's a baby monkey in a ball :P
Aside from the imagery, there's nothing remotely "kiddie" about the first two games in the series. The "Adventure" games are to be avoided at all cost, but the first two games are amazing, addictive, and hysterical fun with friends. The "Monkey Target" party game alone makes the games worth buying, in my opinion. In "Target", you roll your monkeyball down a ski jump, open the ball to become a glider, and then close the ball over targets to drop into point zones. The game observes real flight physics, wind factors, and other power-up structures which are easy to learn yet difficult to master. "Bowling" is a blast with friends, each monkey has different characteristics of spin or power... Most all of the party games can be played alone but really take off with a friend or two... Once you start getting into "Target", you'll thank us.
Same goes for the main game; Easy to learn, difficult to master, and addictive as heroin. But when you make it through the final stage, you'll feel some accomplishment, as well as a desire to do it all again.
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As your attourney, I advise you purchase them ASAP.
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(But again, avoid "Monkeyball Adventures". The "Adventure" series is done by a different studio, and IS too kiddie, too horrible, and no fun whatsoever).
I cannot stress how important these titles are for your 'cube collection.
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