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I love these monkeys
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Super Monkey Ball 2 was full of gimmicky shit and had terrible level design now that I'm replaying it recently.

Also people that act like these are perfect games is just poser bullshit. The camera is fucking awful especially since there is no way to center the camera (despite, you know, the entire fucking controller being free) and most of the difficulty is just coaxing the retarded drunken, swaying camera into a useful position. Kinda fucking important when all of the extremely precise movement hinges upon relative movement to this camera that just floats around on its own whim.
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>>12062484
This motherfucker is spot on. Super Monkey Ball's levels were simple and straightforward; you would immediately know what you were supposed to do and where to go. Super Monkey Ball 2 threw that out of the fucking window. The camera was an issue in the first one, but it was a plague in 2 with the retarded, non-intuitive Floor design, especially with Floors featuring a high level of verticality.



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