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Super Monkey Ball 3D
SegaCompatible with Nintendo 3DS™
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features
- Let yourself be completely immersed in the world of Super Monkey Ball like never before. Watch as your favorite monkeys truly come alive in front of your eyes. 3 full game modes
- Three compelling gameplay choices in one. Enjoy classic Super Monkey Ball puzzles, frantic car battles in Monkey Race and all-out manic brawls in Monkey Fight. Perfect control with the Nintendo 3DS
- Choose to use either the motion sensor or Slide Pad to navigate the puzzle mazes with complete precision. Balance speed and skill to collect as many bananas as possible within the time limit. Crazy multiplayer action
- Compete via wireless connection with up to 4 players in Monkey Race and Monkey Fight in the best 3D social experience you can have in the palm of your hand!
description
Super Monkey Ball as you've never experienced before! Join AiAi and friends as you tilt and roll your way in to the world of 3D! Lose yourself in each vibrant world as you twist, turn and aim to collect every banana in the fastest time possible. Then play together with friends and be the first to cross the finish line in Monkey Race or get ready for a manic melee in Monkey Fight. Everyone's favorite monkeys are jumping out of the screen with excitement. Are you ready to join the fun!?
further info
| Release Date | Mar 27, 2011 |
| Genre | Action |
| Version | US |
| ESRB Everyone Titles rated E (Everyone) have content that may be suitable for ages 6 and older. Titles in this category may contain minimal cartoon, fantasy or mild violence and/or infrequent use of mild language. |
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| PAX-Code | PAX0003275815 |
| Item Code | 010086611007 |
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jingprison (140) on 04, Apr. 2012 09:28 (HKT)
This game is good
Super Monkey Ball 3D IS Great game
Super Monkey Ball 3D IS Great game
fienix (6) on 21, Sep. 2011 03:30 (HKT)
OK game
This game is fun if you're bored, but it's really short.
This game is fun if you're bored, but it's really short.
Exlon (8) on 08, Jul. 2011 09:22 (HKT)
Eh...
I had high hopes for this game, being the sort of game that I thought I'd like. The graphics are good, lots of bright colors, fun environments, and I remembered playing Marble Madness on my brother's old laptop (I was quite addicted). However, there aren't many worlds in this game, and getting through the 10 levels per world isn't all that difficult. There isn't much in the way of replay value. If something was so easy, why the heck would I want to run through it again? Don't get me wrong, it's fun little game for every now and then--I just wouldn't pay $40 for it. $25-$30 maybe? But not $40...
I had high hopes for this game, being the sort of game that I thought I'd like. The graphics are good, lots of bright colors, fun environments, and I remembered playing Marble Madness on my brother's old laptop (I was quite addicted). However, there aren't many worlds in this game, and getting through the 10 levels per world isn't all that difficult. There isn't much in the way of replay value. If something was so easy, why the heck would I want to run through it again? Don't get me wrong, it's fun little game for every now and then--I just wouldn't pay $40 for it. $25-$30 maybe? But not $40...
RupeeClock (42) on 02, Jul. 2011 17:26 (HKT)
A very regrettable purchase
The gamecube original titles were some of the most frustrating, challenging and satisfying arcade games produces in the series, with long spanning levels with pulleys, lifts, moving platforms, twists, turns and many numbers of mechanics designed solely to hurdle you into oblivion at hundreds of miles per hour.
This game has none of that. The level design, all 80 of them, are without challenge, without frustration, without satisfaction.
Using the analogue controls the game is a doddle to play, as you maneuver your way around the safety rails, slight slopes and rough patches or ground to reach an end goal for a relatively straight path, with no risky or rewarding options like razor thin paths.
Right to the very end of the game, you will be protected by safety rails, I kid you not.
The main game aside, the sub-games, being Monkey Fight and Monkey Race are very poorly implemented imitations of the renowned Mario Kart and Smash Bros series, with clunky controls and confusing elements.
The entire game can be cleared in a single sitting in little under two hours. I have to emphasise the total lack of challenge, frustration and satisfaction this game will offer. Do not buy this game.
The gamecube original titles were some of the most frustrating, challenging and satisfying arcade games produces in the series, with long spanning levels with pulleys, lifts, moving platforms, twists, turns and many numbers of mechanics designed solely to hurdle you into oblivion at hundreds of miles per hour.
This game has none of that. The level design, all 80 of them, are without challenge, without frustration, without satisfaction.
Using the analogue controls the game is a doddle to play, as you maneuver your way around the safety rails, slight slopes and rough patches or ground to reach an end goal for a relatively straight path, with no risky or rewarding options like razor thin paths.
Right to the very end of the game, you will be protected by safety rails, I kid you not.
The main game aside, the sub-games, being Monkey Fight and Monkey Race are very poorly implemented imitations of the renowned Mario Kart and Smash Bros series, with clunky controls and confusing elements.
The entire game can be cleared in a single sitting in little under two hours. I have to emphasise the total lack of challenge, frustration and satisfaction this game will offer. Do not buy this game.
shadowstar123 (178) on 23, Mar. 2011 12:49 (HKT)
Much better than Super Monkey Ball Wii games.
Super Monkey Ball 3D is a great, fun game. Unlike Super Monkey Ball 1 & 2 for Gamecube, this one is more like a series of zigzags and mazes which is OK. The soundtrack is fantastic. I actually ripped it after a week of having the game.
The story mode is just 8 worlds with 10 levels each including a bonus round on stage 5. So, 80 stages total. For a one player game, it is really short, but it is fun. The 3D is really cool. Things really pop out of the screen!
The kart game is pretty fun. I feel like the computers just cheat I guess. You could be doing well, but then end up in 8th place at the last second. It is like it tries to be Mario Kart, but isn't really Mario Kart. This is the best racing mode for Monkey Ball I think. You get items and everything. There are 3 worlds for it and 3 races each, so, 9 stages. It is fun. You get 16 characters and karts, 8 of which are unlockable for each.
The other mode is best described as Super Smash Brothers. If you know what Super Smash Brothers is, than that is really what this is. Beat up monkeys on a stage and knock them off. From what I understand, it is like coin match. The one with the most bananas wins.
Since no one else I know has a 3DS or this game, I can't say anything about the multiplayer mode. This game is really easy to navigate. You really need no Japanese knowledge. You basically need to know YES (HAI) and NO (IIE). This game also uses the motion sensor (you have to turn that mode on) to play this game by tilting the Nintendo3DS. It is cool, but definitely makes this game near impossible to play.
Great game! A little short.
Super Monkey Ball 3D is a great, fun game. Unlike Super Monkey Ball 1 & 2 for Gamecube, this one is more like a series of zigzags and mazes which is OK. The soundtrack is fantastic. I actually ripped it after a week of having the game.
The story mode is just 8 worlds with 10 levels each including a bonus round on stage 5. So, 80 stages total. For a one player game, it is really short, but it is fun. The 3D is really cool. Things really pop out of the screen!
The kart game is pretty fun. I feel like the computers just cheat I guess. You could be doing well, but then end up in 8th place at the last second. It is like it tries to be Mario Kart, but isn't really Mario Kart. This is the best racing mode for Monkey Ball I think. You get items and everything. There are 3 worlds for it and 3 races each, so, 9 stages. It is fun. You get 16 characters and karts, 8 of which are unlockable for each.
The other mode is best described as Super Smash Brothers. If you know what Super Smash Brothers is, than that is really what this is. Beat up monkeys on a stage and knock them off. From what I understand, it is like coin match. The one with the most bananas wins.
Since no one else I know has a 3DS or this game, I can't say anything about the multiplayer mode. This game is really easy to navigate. You really need no Japanese knowledge. You basically need to know YES (HAI) and NO (IIE). This game also uses the motion sensor (you have to turn that mode on) to play this game by tilting the Nintendo3DS. It is cool, but definitely makes this game near impossible to play.
Great game! A little short.
Super Monkey Ball 3D
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