| | Playstation 2 Super Monkey Ball Deluxe (PS2)  (5 Customer Reviews)
Compilation/re-release of the GameCube classics for Xbox and PlayStation 2. Super Monkey Ball Deluxe features more than 300 different stages. The developers took all 114 levels from the original Super Monkey Ball, 140 from Super Monkey Ball 2, and added 46 exclusive boards made specifically for the PS2/Xbox Deluxe edition. There is also an all-new Challenge mode that slowly guides players through beginner, intermediate, and advanced obstacles instead of dividing the difficulty settings into different sections. Additionally, the Story Mode will boast extra stages not seen before, and all 12 party games from both GameCube Super Monkey Balls are included to make sure that Super Monkey Ball Deluxe is also the definitive multiplayer installment in the franchise. Super Monkey Ball Deluxe Games Review Average Rating: (3 out of 5 stars)   HORRIBLE
I played it for 2 seconds and was dizzier then hell! DO NOT recommend it! My son who is addicted to games and can handle anything said he was dizzy and had to lay down after!
Submitted by brodyandbryce (Hibbing MN USA) 
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 Great Fun!
The mini games are the best! This is really a fun game for up to 4 people. The competition is great. We love the parachutes, fighting, and shooting games. We do not play the main adventure game at all. We go directly to the mini game section. It has something for everyone and provides hours of fun.
Submitted by Heather (San Diego, CA, USA)
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IT ROCKZ
I think its cool i dont know what the other guy is talking about dizzness. It is a whacky monkey brawl game and some mini/party games are... Monkey fight, monkey boat, monkey golf (mini & regular),Monkey shot (my personal favorite), and monkey tennis just to name a few.! :)
Submitted by theguy (Wallingford,CT,USA)
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If you played the Monkey Ball games for Gamecube, this is just as good. The single player game isn't great but who buys Monkey Ball for a single player game?! I agree with the last review that the single player camera is not very good (but I did't find it dizzying after I adjusted myself to the horrible camera). Anyway, It's a fantastic multiplayer game with loads of different mini games to play (none of which are dizzying). If you like wacky multiplayer games this is one to own.
Submitted by Tim (Amherst, MA)
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Absolute rubbish!
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Features Addictive exciting gameplay for 1-4 players; fifty new levels, on top of the 150 other stages, provides hours and hours of entertainment; caters to both beginners and experts with easy pick-up-and-play modes graduating into more challenging levels; includes all 12 party games favorites and Story Mode; bright, upbeat music changes with the diverse environments. Controls Directional Buttons: choose menu item, change settings, aim
Right Analog Stick: camera movement, measure distance
Circle Button: cancel, change camera position, return to view mode, fire missile, pass ball, dash, tackle, slice spin, serve
Square Button: show ball number, reverse side, select item, reload, display score
L1 Button: ball rotation, paddle left, reload, decrease speed, change strategy/defensive position.
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