Be sure to cast your votes in the poll below; but first, let’s look at the box designs themselves. North America Image: SEGA The North American cover keeps things firmly in classic Monkey Ball territory. Famous faces roll around in their transparent balls while all sorts of chaos ensues behind them. It doesn’t go too ...
Image: Nintendo Life The turn of the millennium was a tumultuous one for Sega and its fans. The Dreamcast’s launch in 1999 after a series of hardware missteps and internal company strife was exciting, but the system failed to gain enough traction despite its innovations and a slew of blue-sky patented software. The news in ...
Image: Sega Ah, Super Monkey Ball… Since its debut in 2001, Sega’s platforming, puzzle-solving, party extravaganza has had its ups and downs over the years, but nonetheless remains a firm favorite among gamers – especially those with a penchant for Nintendo consoles. In fact, Super Monkey Ball has appeared on nearly every Nintendo Wii U ...
Image: Nintendo School’s out, honey! Sorry what..? What do you mean we’re grown up? Phew, good. Yes, it’s the weekend, which means it’s time to find out which games we all plan to run. Before we do that, though, let’s recap some of the biggest stories of the week, shall we? First, we learned that ...
Jim Norman, staff writer It took me a while to fully settle into it, but Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown suddenly ticks a lot of boxes for me. That movement is so delicious! Also, I finished Celeste — at least I got to the big Wall of Hearts in the DLC and couldn’t bring ...
Geralt of Sanctuary
