With an uneven collection of mini-games to boot, Super Monkey Ball Step & Roll is far from being the best entry in the series, but it deserves to be remembered for a lot of fun hours.Īs stepping on the Balance Board and rolling is incredibly fun alone in your living room.
Many of these stages come with a strict time limit and complex designs that make it difficult to recover from a mistake.Īnd even switching to Wii Remote does little to alleviate the issue. While the control scheme works great, the higher difficulty level of some stages makes the whole experience feel very frustrating. This lets the monkeys move around to collect bananas, find treasure, and reach the exit in classic Super Monkey Ball fashion. Unlike Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz, which could only be controlled with the Wii Remote, Super Monkey Ball Step & Roll uses the Wii Balance Board to tilt the world. Step & Roll literally took a step away from the joystick controls of the original arcade release, rolling onto the Wii Balance Board in a clever way. This is remaking levels the right way!īut if you want to wait it out, you could just get the HD Remaster. The levels in Banana Blitz are among the best the series has ever seen. However, if you can find a way to play the game without hurting your wrists, you will definitely appreciate the level design. Sadly many of these concepts are not executed so well, as the Wii Remote controller feels a bit intuitive here, forcing players to twist their wrist to tilt the world.Īs you can imagine this results in some imprecise movements and numbness in the wrist.
On paper, Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz comes with every feature that makes for a great Super Monkey Ball game: Unfortunately for many fans, it was not, but thankfully we got an HD Switch remaster that plays a whole lot smoother Super Monkey Ball and the Wii Remote were supposed to be a match made in heaven.
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