Despite the huge commercial success of the original game when it launched for iPhone in July of 2008, micro-gamers were critical of Super Monkey Ball's control sensitivity. Causing major frustration for avid users accustomed to rocking the little balled wonder ape on home consoles.
"After playing a late build of the sequel, it seems they've made real
strides in the controls," said Arnold Kim for TouchArcade, "In particular, I found turning to be much more
precise than in the original."
Mini-games are also expected to be added to Super Monkey Ball 2 with the first game being Monkey Bowling, later followed by Monkey Golf and Monkey Target that will be added as free updates in early 2010. Currently Super Monkey Ball is on sale for $3.99. Sega's long overdue sequel is priced at $9.99 with early reviews touting much improved controls . (sneak peek video after the break)





i love this monkey ball game
Posted by: iPhone Applications | November 25, 2009 at 07:31 AM
Awesome! Looks like a pretty good driver in the video demo.
Posted by: Partners in Grime | November 20, 2009 at 08:25 PM