Super Monkey Ball: Step & Roll Review

AiAi and all his monkey friends have stepped onto the Wii Balance Board in this new party game that was released on February 9, 2010. Super Monkey Ball: Step & Roll promised lot'sa surprprises but all it really did was take me back to Super Monkeyball: Banana Blitz with cleaner graphics.

Super Monkey Ball: Step & Roll looks crisper and cleaner than Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz. But beyond that, it's pretty much the same game with a different name.





Graphics were really vibrant and colorful, Like Mario Kart Wii.





Sound pretty much sounds like all "bubble-popping" games like Puzzle Bobble and Bust-a-Move. Nothing new or neat. Kinda blah to tell you the truth.






The best gameplay would be the Scoot & Shoot. It's the most entertaining. You can fully enjoy this game with the Balance Board by shifting your weight constantly through the worlds. Gotta use your smooth and precise moves if using your regular Wii remote control. If you don't have the balance board or are not planning to buy one, it's not worth the $49.99. You might as well stick with the Wii Play for the same price. If you wanna test your stamina, try the Marathon Mode. Think you've got all of the worlds memorized, challenge yourself in the Mirror Mode.






This game is not for Single-player mode at all. You'll get over the game pretty quickly. However, this game is really fun with a group of friends.





Super Monkey Ball: Step & Roll is a buy for any Super Monkey Ball fan since it's first appearance on the Nintendo GameCube. It's a rent for group of friends and all types of parties.