Super Monkey Ball Adventure - HAXX0R3D!!

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Ooh, now while this may be a waste of your time, I for one, am very proud of it. & you shall see why.

Now, at the moment, I have a very passionate feeling about SEGA, Konami & Capcom's lovin' towards PSP & PS3, yes? Many exclusives or "Better versions" of my fave games franchises going on these consoles....

Like Super Monkey Ball Adventure...

The game has hidden extras & less glitchy gameplay on the PS2 & PSP versions, while the GC version feels a bit rushed at times... On the back of the PSP cover I noticed the PSP & PS2 could unlock an extra character through connection (Gimmicks,Gimmicks,Gimmicks)

Naturally; this made me VERY VERY MAD. Smilie I knew which character it was, why THAT one? WHY! It's one of the coolest! After using AR Central (http://arcentral.net/) to get some codes for the game, I realised there were no means to get this character in the GC version.

Then there was the unlock all characters cheat. I used it, & got the character. I was extremely chuffed with that! So I saved him on. Although it wasn't my cheat, I was still glad that I stuck it to the system, or whatever Smilie

So many thanks to that site!

Thank you Action Replay! Smilie

EDIT: So basically, if you've had any similar experiences with a cheat disc, or something like that, then you can post it here Smilie

( Edited on 03.10.2006 21:13 by SuperLink )

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Exactly the same thing with the PS2 version of Outrun 2006. You just get the extra stuff with cheats on the Xbox version, which is better.Smilie

It's going to be shit and you jolly well know it.

Monkey Ball Adventure on CUBE was bloody dire why the fuck did they mess with Monkey Target, SEGA the twats i hope Banana Blitz is a return to form


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Mr.Ashcroft said:
Monkey Ball Adventure on CUBE was bloody dire why the fuck did they mess with Monkey Target, SEGA the twats i hope Banana Blitz is a return to form
Yar, it was Travellers Tales Smilie

Still SEGA prolly made the decision for PSP extras, they love Sony...

& Travellers Tales rule they do Smilie They just tend to make easy short games, with many glitches Smilie But yeah, except Target (which they ruined) & Bounce, it was all good, that it was Smilie

EDIT: & I'm sure Banana Blitz will be great Smilie I mean, Monkey Balls have nly let us down once (Adventure) & I didn't feel it was a let down Smilie

( Edited on 03.10.2006 21:20 by SuperLink )

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I downloaded this game. It's rubbish, so I won't be buying it.

It's going to be shit and you jolly well know it.

Monkey Ball Adventure, when I rented it for PSP, wasn't very good at all. Same game, bad controls, bad framerate. Although, to be honest the original console version was already bad.

As for cheat discs/Action Replay, I use moonjump codes often on games to get places where you shouldn't. All sorts of weird things happen which are understandable from a development point of view, but not from a real life one. For example, on OoT I used the moonjump code as a kid and hovered under the Graveyard, then went into Dampe's Grave. Dampe's ghost was there but he was really still alive. From a development point of view, it makes sense because you shouldn't be able to see him until you are an adult. Realistically, it doesn't make sense because he should be dead.

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Methinks I might be the only person who likes Monkey Ball Adventure Smilie

Wonder why? Smilie I think I just like games with a fun Story & lotsa characters! XD

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I really didn't enjoy it. Not bad for a freebie but meh, nothing special

shiptoncraig said:
As for cheat discs/Action Replay, I use moonjump codes often on games to get places where you shouldnt. All sorts of weird things happen which are understandable from a development point of view, but not from a real life one. For example, on OoT I used the moonjump code as a kid and hovered under the Graveyard, then went into Dampes Grave. Dampes ghost was there but he was really still alive. From a development point of view, it makes sense because you shouldnt be able to see him until you are an adult. Realistically, it doesnt make sense because he should be dead.

You've been writing too many essays at school.

It's going to be shit and you jolly well know it.

I used to love making random things happen on my SNES action replay Smilie

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Thundercats said:
I really didnt enjoy it. Not bad for a freebie but meh, nothing special
Freebie? Smilie

How'd you get it free? Illegally? Smilie


BloodWraith said:
Thundercats said:I really didnt enjoy it. Not bad for a freebie but meh, nothing special
Freebie? SmilieHowd you get it free? Illegally? Smilie

He won it on the Cubed3 competition


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I want it, but lack of money is evil ;_;

Still a proud member of the 'omfg amazing water in games' society

Mr.Ashcroft said:
BloodWraith said:
Thundercats said:I really didnt enjoy it. Not bad for a freebie but meh, nothing special
Freebie? SmilieHowd you get it free? Illegally? Smilie
He won it on the Cubed3 competition

Same here. I played it for about two weeks and kinda gave up. Not because it was hard (meh, its traveller's tales after all), but because it just wasn't much fun. Its not awful, it just aint great.

Smilie

Well, after yesterday I know that SEGA are completely evil to Nintendo.

Not only did they purposefully take that character OUT of the GC version.... he's not just an extra either, he's the ONLY other character (other than the 4 main ones) playable on StoryMode. That's how main he is, & that's why it sucks Smilie

I mean, when the warps are loading, he EVEN has his OWN little Chibi Anime picture.

OMFG. Smilie

EDIT: I know all this because after actually unlocking him through cheats/character modifier, all this stuff is even programmed into the GC version.

See how Traveller's Tales make glitchy games, yes? Ahh but I love 'em Smilie

( Edited on 05.10.2006 16:19 by SuperLink )

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le dojo99 said: I played it for about two weeks and kinda gave up. Not because it was hard (meh, its travellers tales after all), but because it just wasnt much fun. Its not awful, it just aint great.Smilie

I had to play it non-stop for a few days to review it, and actually quite enjoyed it, but when it to having the choice to play it - meh. Monkey Cannon still gets regular druken plays though Smilie

( Edited on 05.10.2006 16:23 by nin10do )

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Monkey Race FTW!! Smilie

It's just so much fun to do a 2 player monkey race, although this version has only 4 stages I can play it over & over & still have tons of fun. It's only spoilt when someone tries to play it & says "this game is shit" Smilie

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