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Some of the party games also don’t feel as smooth as they should compared to the PS4 and PS5 versions of the game. A few levels have a lot of frame pacing issues that ruin an otherwise smooth experience. Performance is a lot better than I expected but it isn’t a flawless 60fps experience. A few of the party games in particular are noticeably blurry in some parts as well. Visually, Super Monkey Ball Banana Mania on Nintendo Switch looks good but it lacks good anti-aliasing which seems like the norm in a lot of Switch ports. Super Monkey Ball Banana Mania handheld vs docked on Nintendo Switch
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On Nintendo Switch, you can even play the party games with a single Joy-Con each letting you have a full co-op setup ready with the Nintendo Switch at any time. Barring that, they all have the same levels, unlockable characters, and mini-games. The three consoles have one additional feature over the Xbox version which is motion control options. In terms of content, Super Monkey Ball Banana Mania on Nintendo Switch is at parity with the PS4 and PS5 console versions. Super Monkey Ball Banana Mania perfectly suits the pickup and play nature of the hybrid but it has a few technical issues right now. I’ve had a lot of fun playing this both docked and handheld across my Nintendo Switch and on my Nintendo Switch Lite. The party games or mini-games can be played with others locally as well and they serve as a nice complement to the main game. There are a few levels that feel plain bad, but it is a lot of fun overall. Super Monkey Ball Banana Mania’s main game is mostly amazing. Super Monkey Banana Mania in handheld mode on Nintendo Switch Having now played it on PS5, PS4, and Nintendo Switch over the last few weeks, I can safely say that it is one of the best party games in years and the Nintendo Switch version gets almost everything right. Not bad-I had fun sporadically-but not good.When Sega and Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio revealed Super Monkey Ball Banana Mania during Nintendo’s E3 Direct, it seemed too good to be true with over 300 levels, 12 mini-games, and more in a single budget-priced package for consoles and PC. Fortunately, I rented the game, so I'm not too sour about it, but it's definitely a weak remaster of an already weak sequel. I began to wonder if it was a failsafe to equalize the differences in monkey stats, but in any case the mechanic didn't quite earn its keep. All it really does is disrupt the usual flow and physics.
Level designs later in the game make some practical use out of it, but the first few worlds definitely struggle to apply it. I also spent the majority of the game wondering why the addition of a jump button was necessary. The problem is that every part of an enemy's body is always active in every animation, so even them just turning around can sometimes swat you out of the arena (with no way to dodge). Okay, fair enough, a boss wouldn't be a boss if it didn't put up a fight. Across the board, the boss battles are indefensibly designed: a couple are so trivial (even in the late game) that they're almost impossible to lose, but most of them assault you from all sides with projectiles and melee attacks that rocket you off the stage with no more than a tap. About half of the levels feel like they're right out of the classic Super Monkey Ball playbook, but the other half are either so easy it barely even feels like you're playing them or so infuriating that it seems like the developers just decided to make a handful of controller-chuckers to live up to their past glory. In terms of gameplay balancing and music (why did they change the great music?), the original game is much better in pretty much every way.ĥh 36m PlayedThis might just be the proverbial "mixed bag" that people speak of. If you want to experience Banana Blitz, this game isn't all that bad if it's your only option, but if you have a Wii or Wii U then I strongly suggest picking up the original game instead. As a result, this game's difficulty balance is all over the place and not good at all. The levels will sometimes try and compensate for this change of controls by turning gutters into thin bridges for instance, but I think the control stick on the Switch is too imprecise and finicky for that.
The original game was designed around motion controls, and not only is it an option to use the stick in this game, but there isn't an option to use motion controls. However, I found myself pretty underwhelmed with this version of Banana Blitz. I hear people saying "Banana Blitz is a good game, but not a good Monkey Ball game," but I think a good game is a good game. 2h 30m PlayedI like Banana Blitz in general I think it's good.
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