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Yep, Super Monkey Ball Deluxe will be rolling onto XBOX and PS2 pretty soon. A package that conatins SMB 1 and 2, plus with over 60 extra floors.
The 'why' is a mystery, because Sega fetched in cash-a-plenty from the SMB games and were very surprised to see it had developed such a large fanbase.
Does anyone know why Sega are releasing this on XBOX/PS2?
Anyway, I think JFH didn't actually mean 'cartoon' games. I think he mean't 'games that look like they're for children'.
SMB isn't a cartoon game.
'Oh look it's a cute, girly game called SMB'
'Yes, it's very good'
'What you mean, it's for kids'
'Yes, but it's a game that requires skill and is very fun to play'
'Yeah but it's a girly game'
'What the hell?'
'I don't want it. I want Max Payne'
Some people...
Thanks for the reminder :P
However, in this case, I do prefer Super Monkey Ball to Max Payne.
1. Bright colours
2. Unrealistic characters
3. Lack of violence
I admit that cartoon wasn't the best description, it's just that the majority of these games are very cartoony.
Sega will probably port a few "Xbox/PS2-only" games to the Cube now anyway, so you needent worry.
> They do those games as PS2 is owed by children who like those games
> while there older brothers is they have any if not there fathers
> might like to play GTA games and other good gory games, and as they
> can sell on that console they will have themselves some money.
Translation:
They do those games (Pop Idol, etc.) as PS2 is owned by children who like those kind of games. Their older brothers, if they have any, or their fathers might like to play GTA games and other good gory games and because those games sell on PS2, the companies will earn themselves a lot of money.