Sunday, February 10, 2013

Super Monkey Ball: Banana Splitz – review

12:03 AM | Posted by ProJ | | Edit Post

(PS Vita, Sega, cert: U, for the moment)

Monkeys? In the balls? What is super? What more could you want? Some things, like going.

  • To be fair, the last entry in Sega's surprisingly successful puzzle / mini-series is a very fun game. Dozens of challenges for solo cards to navigate the monkey sees ensphered selected through a series of obstacles, collect bananas as possible along the way. In addition, eight mini-games - with classics like Monkey Bowling joined by new additions such as Mono Bingo - allow players to fight for the monkey multiplayer domination. There's even a level editor able to maintain the interest of the original designs, long after everything has been dominated in the main game.
  • problems come from a mismatch control. The motion detector Vita is perfect puzzle modes, tilting the world with remarkable precision monkey end of treatment, however, the subtlety even in the absence of some of the bonus games. In addition, the input of the touch screen is used primarily for menu selections and nothing else, while the traditional control buttons gaps. It's a bit frustrating at best.
However, all has the same visual aesthetic appeal and absurd humor the series is known for, and the game gradually test alone will be more than enough to keep purists happy.



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