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Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz (Nintendo Wii, 2006)

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Precio:

USD16,93

Aproximadamente14,54 EUR

+ USD16,36 de envío

Entrega prevista: lun. 1 sep. - mié. 10 sep.

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The product is a complete and tested Nintendo Wii game, Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz. Released in 2006 by SEGA, this family/kids action and adventure game is rated E for Everyone. With the NTSC-U/C region code, this game is perfect for players in the US and Canada. The game offers an exciting and fun experience for players of all ages, making it a great addition to any video game collection. Great price!

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Sega's loony Super Monkey Ball series makes its Wii debut with motion-sensitive controls and a barrel full of new features. As with previous entries, the action in Banana Blitz involves tilting the environment so a monkey-encased orb rolls safely toward the exit. Eight themed worlds, ranging from pirates to outer space, feature eight puzzle stages apiece, and for the first time in the series, a climactic boss encounter. The Wii Remote tilts the environment left or right so players can collect bananas and avoid traps that threaten to burst each monkey's bubble.<br><br>Another new feature is the jump ability, which panicked primates rely on to advance through multi-tiered stages and to succeed during the boss fights. Of course, a Super Monkey Ball game wouldn't be complete without an assortment of mini-games to partake in, and Banana Blitz features an eclectic mix of over 30 sporting events and arcade-style challenges. Up to four players can challenge each other in hammer throws, foot races, golf matches, squash games, hurdles, a home run derby, and more. Each event uses the Wii Remote in different ways, as players swing, shake, tilt, and flick the controller for more monkey merriment.