Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz

Cant help but feel weve got that phrase wrong. Oh well, moving on! What with the game being out in Japan now, some new screens and videos of 3DS launch title Super Monkey Ball 3D have come our way. Weve been saying for a while now that the game looks easy because of the barriers everywhere. Lets see if thats changed. Quoted from 3DS Tribe.

3DSTribe writes: New footage showing off Worlds 3 and 4 later levels in the game that we havent seen before of the Nintendo 3DSs Super Monkey Ball title, Super Monkey Ball 3D, has emerged. However, our fears previously present from the games easier stages about the game being a bit unchallenging, especially compared with previous entries to the series (bar Step & Roll) remain unchanged

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Thursday 4 January 2007 As far as publicity stunts go, this is probably the most literal we can think of: get a monkey to play a game about monkeys. Look! He's even wearing a promotional T-shirt. It's not clear if this is supposed to prove that Wii games are so accessible even animals can play them or that the Wii-mote is monkey compatible, but what we do know is this little fella was shipped into London's Wii house (used to demo games to the media) for a photoshoot,

Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz is looking like a simian-shaped lump of fun in this new gameplay trailer for the motion-sensitive Wii game - just hit the Movies tab above to see for yourself. Concentrating more on the new Wii-mote-friendly minigames, the trailer shows little of the traditional Monkey Ball puzzle-board gameplay. You will, however, be able to spot one of the newly-introduced stage bosses being attacked by a jumping monkey. That's right, a jumping monkey. Developer and publisher

Friday 15 September 2006 If your eyes need a rest from this week's contrast of dentist's surgery-white Wii promo shots and in-your-face action titles, then this fresh tribe of Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz screens should be just the ticket. SMB always seemed an obvious fit for Wii - as we found when discussing the game with creator Toshihiro Nagoshi - both in terms of controls and its breezy, pastel-coloured look. Featuring tweaks to the core world-tilting, banana-hunting gameplay,

We've rustled up a barrage of screens for Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz, Sega's simian puzzler for Wii, with some great views of the newest addition to the ape action - the enormous end-level bosses. You'll also catch a peek of some of the party games, like Monkey Baseball. We won't waste time distracting you with words, so point your peepers down and have a peek at this collection of new screenshots. June 21,

According to JeuxFrance, Atari has confirmed that players will be paying a higher price for PS3/Wii games in Europe. Atari, who is the distributor for Sega in some parts of Europe has released the prices for a few games for PS3 & Wii. On PS3, Sonic The Hedgehog is going to cost 67,99 euros, while World Snooker Championship 2007 will be 73,99 euros. On the Wii, Sonic Wild Fire and Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz will both be available for 59,99 euros.

One of the Wii games that's been attracting a lot of attention from the E3 attendees is Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz, but not for the main platform-tilting puzzle game. Instead it's the superb minigames that people have been trying to get their hands on. We managed to do just that and discovered several ways in which the Wii-mote can be used: Drumming Keep the beat by using the nunchaku and remote as virtual drumsticks to drum out a rhythm. Darts Hold down the A button on the side of the

Sega has announced that it is currently working on Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz for Nintendo's next-gen console, Revolution, promising primate-in-a-sphere fun designed especially for the machine's wizzy-wand controller. The usual blend of puzzle-based banana collection and amusing party diversions will return, although the motion-sensing capabilities of Revolution's controller should ensure that Banana Blitz will feel quite unlike previous Monkey Ball games, like the one