Super Monkey Ball Step & Roll is the ninth member of the Super Monkey Ball family, if you include the original arcade game. The title will be developed for the Wii and will be the second in the series for this particular Nintendo platform. Step & Roll promises to return to the roots of the arcade and GameCube origina... |
25 September 2009
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As many of you should know, Super Monkey Ball has been a runaway hit on the iPhone and iPod touch, setting standards for handset owners and developers alike. However, as SEGA producer (and former EGM writer) Ethan Einhorn explained during a Game Developers Conference session yesterday, Super Monkey Ball on the iPhone... |
24 March 2009
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SEGA announces the launch of a website called PlaySega that will allow gamers to play a wide variety of casual titles. Initially, the gaming portal will be available in North America and in Europe. All the games that will be available from SEGA are set to be free of charge. There will be a lot of genres: arcade, word... |
10 December 2008
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Other Ocean Interactive, which has worked alongside SEGA of America to develop the iPhone port of Super Monkey Ball, has announced plans to create a specialized iPhone division at its studio in Prince Edward Island, Canada.Other Ocean Interactive is just one of many companies using the iPhone as their own launching p... |
17 July 2008
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GameCyte has scored an interview with Ethan Einhorn, Associate Producer at SEGA, shedding more light on the upcoming installment of Super Monkey Ball for the iPhone and the company's relationship with Apple. The Producer also spoke his mind about Apple's intuitive handset and casual gaming in general, as an... |
15 April 2008
06:46 GMT |
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Every iPhone owner/fan out there must have at least heard of Apple's March 6 event, the iPhone Software Roadmap. Those who've also viewed Steve's inspiring keynote should remember SEGA's video demonstration of Super Monkey Ball, one of the hundreds (if not more) third party titles to hit the hands... |
8 April 2008
10:34 GMT |
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