Gaming MonkeyBall Vs. Rayman...

[GameJesus]

My friends and I are discussing on which game would be a better party game between these two titles. I have yet to play them so i can't really judge to say one is better than the other. My friend had seen video reviews and they determine that rayman is better for multiplayer providing many games that are interactive and decent to paly, as which monkeyball is more of a single player game and has only like 5-10 addictive multiplayer games. Any1 care to discuss on this topic from hands on experience??

 

[Lily]

Tough choice..they're both pretty fantastic for different reasons, but if I absolutely had to give one title the edge, it would be Rayman. There's more for multiplayer, and it's so weird it's hard to find anyone who won't enjoy it.

 

[thegame07]

rayman

 

[lookout]

yeah it a tough choice...

MonkeyBall has 50 mini games
Rayman fun and funny last for hours

 

[gixxaman]

Rayman is by far the better party game. At my Wii party we had a few days after the launch, my Rayman got more hours than any other game.

 

[darkpaladinmfc]

I'm getting both along with Zelda. But originally I was goind to get Zelda, Red Steel and Super Monkey Ball. But Red Steel is flopping

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[Helmut]

Rayman makes me laught so much... There's not many games which makes me laught as much since the N64 and mario kart.

 

[matt1freek]

get bomberman 93 on virtual console... best multiplayer

 

[EKPO]

I returned Monkey Ball because it was so bad. The mini games are stripped down from their former glory.

Monkey Target (my favorite monkey ball game) was taken from a game with multiple stages, multiple power-ups, a ramp you used to gain speed, and turned into a game where you're shot out of a cannon onto the same stage every time, with nothing but bananas and a new "option ball." The option ball is neat, if it was implemented into the past monkey ball games.

The same goes for the rest of the mini games as well. They're waaaaaay too basic. There might be a few that you like, but after playing several of them, my friends were just done with the game.

 

[forkyfork]

I returned Monkey Ball because it was so bad. The mini games are stripped down from their former glory.

Monkey Target (my favorite monkey ball game) was taken from a game with multiple stages, multiple power-ups, a ramp you used to gain speed, and turned into a game where you're shot out of a cannon onto the same stage every time, with nothing but bananas and a new "option ball." The option ball is neat, if it was implemented into the past monkey ball games.

The same goes for the rest of the mini games as well. They're waaaaaay too basic. There might be a few that you like, but after playing several of them, my friends were just done with the game.

I couldn't agree more about monkey target. My friend and I love that game.

I don't see why they messed with the formula. I do think the option balls are nice, but not at the expense of variety and power-ups. I would gladly trade 5 of those crappy mini-games for some monkey targetness.

Monkeyball is a worth a rent, but it's honestly just not good enough to buy at full retail price.

 

[cruddybuddy]

Ditto on Monkey Target. However, they did add some cool new games like the lunar lander style game.

 

[Hollysmoke]

I returned Rayman because I didn't like the single player. Hilarious game, but only fun multiplayer. It's the opposite for Monkey Ball. You have to play Single Player for that game.

 

[Renegade_R]

I returned Rayman because I didn't like the single player. Hilarious game, but only fun multiplayer. It's the opposite for Monkey Ball. You have to play Single Player for that game.

Since when can you return games?

 

[cruddybuddy]

I returned Rayman because I didn't like the single player. Hilarious game, but only fun multiplayer. It's the opposite for Monkey Ball. You have to play Single Player for that game.


Since when can you return games?

Yes, that's the second person who said they returned a game. I'm wondering that too.

 

[GameJesus]

You just make up an excuse my cousin returns all his games that he doesn't like. Last time i think he said he got it for a christmas/birthday/whatever present and his little brother opened it and he already had it and he has receipt and best buy accepts it without a problem. ^^

 

[TheStump]

EB's 7 day return policy. ITS GREAT

 

[GameJesus]

Even brnad new games?

 

[cruddybuddy]

You just make up an excuse my cousin returns all his games that he doesn't like. Last time i think he said he got it for a christmas/birthday/whatever present and his little brother opened it and he already had it and he has receipt and best buy accepts it without a problem. ^^

Tsk tsk tsk... W.W.G.J.D?

 

[GameJesus]

What would god/jesus do?

 

[thegame07]

over in the uk in game you can return a game with in 7 days if you do not like it lol ( makes you wonder but all the returned games are they going to customers it are buying brand new stuff) returned two games once lol

dont know if they still do that but it was a couple of years ago