This topic is for the purpose of discussing #3009: mmarks's GBA Super Monkey Ball Jr. "Expert Warped" in 07:35.12

I look forward to seeing this.

My run wasn't particularly interesting.... and neither is this. My feeling is that the GBA port of Super Monkey Ball isn't as interesting as the GC/Wii games. Once Dolphin is up and running, runs of those will be beyond interesting. This game? Not so much. Some of the reasons: -Graphics. The grahics, even for GBA, are very poor. -Playing speed: Not so high, and frame-rate isn't too excitable either. -Exploits- there aren't as many cool tricks and shortcuts and stuff as the GC versions. -Speed exploits. All bumps in GC are designed to increase your speed and do impossible maneuvers. in this game, all they do is slow you down.

I don't find the run very exciting to watch because of the momotome pace and waiting periods during levels.

My run wasn't particularly interesting.... and neither is this. My feeling is that the GBA port of Super Monkey Ball isn't as interesting as the GC/Wii games. Once Dolphin is up and running, runs of those will be beyond interesting. This game? Not so much.

Agreed. While this game still looks hard, it doesn't look hard AND frenzied like the GC/Wii games do. Voting meh.

I see than not they interested the game

I would rather see a GC/Wii run. Expert on GC has 50+10 EX stages. However the GBA version is kinda dull. Sure it's perfect in terms of play but still dull.

I know this game is kind of slow compared to other monkey ball games. I know a GC run would be better... But for what it was I still liked watching it. So yep!

I thought it was interesting, having never played a Monkey Ball before. A little boring, but for being under 8 minutes I'm not too put-off. There was just a lot of waiting around, though. The only ones the were particularly interesting to watch (besides the two where you clearly skip ahead by falling off the track) were the ones were you never/rarely have to slow down. Stage 30 was fun to watch precisely because it was the only time I felt you were really in any danger of falling off--particularly those "chompy bits" that collide into you. That was a good way to make a forced wait interesting--risk falling off. Otherwise, I believe my favorite was Stage 22 due to its speed and straightforwardness, and if ALL of the stages were more akin to that one, then this would easily be a yes. I have to give it a meh, though. It's just too slow-paced and unvaried. It also seemed visually improvable, but it's hard to say.

Although this game is very uninteresting, I think this game shouldn't be in List Of Ideas. By the way, I vote MEH. mmarks: I'm sorry to hurt your feelings.

I like it. There may be less opportunities for spatial abuse, but it is still a good run. But I wish that you'd have entered a better name for the highscore table.

It's true to the super monkey ball games, but kind of a 'lite' version. I'm voting yes because I was amused by the superhuman swerves.

I will vote Yes! due to the similarity with marble madness gameplay and always almost falling from the path giving a good impression!

Some bits such as the ending to stage 14 didn't quite seem optimal. But overall it was pretty fun to watch, and there were a few good high speed/danger moments in there, so a yes vote from me.

A GBA is not supposed to be able to pull off games like this, since it has no 3D rendering capability. I'm a sucker for software-rendered 3D, even flat shaded polygons. Yes vote, because I didn't see anything bad with the run.

The gameplay seemed solid. I see no reason not to publish this just because we're getting closer to being able to TAS a completely different version of the game. Yes vote; nice work!

That's a nice TAS! Voting Yes! And I'd really like to TAS or to see a TAS of a GC or Wii Super Monkey Ball game! Oh, and there's also that DS game.

Oh, and there's also that DS game.

Nice Video, I'll play it, lol

nicely going, would have been a YES for me, would like to see the 100% run also

om, nom, nom... *burp*!