Super Monkey Ball: Step & Roll - Nintendo Wii

My 2.5 year old grandson absolutely loves this, yes it's challenging for a little guy but he doesn't back down from those things , and is so proud when he gets it right.

The whole family loves this game. My 3 year old can't get enough. The integration with the balance board is great and you can really get a workout if you use it and play hard.

Great deal. Great price. Lots of fun. Surprised it was never out of the package. I had to break the seal which is always good. I knew the disc wasn't scratch. Great purchase!

After playing the other MonkeyBall game, my daughter wanted this game for Christmas. She was very disappointed. After each level, the game kicks into a credit loop that (apparently) there is no way out of. Sorry, but very few kids have any interest in who wrote and contributed to the game. She gave up on it after a few hours. Skip this one.

I'd been looking for something I could use with the wii balance board. This is has more compatibility than most of the games I've seen. It is a little difficult to "learn" without any previous knowledge, but once I realized I needed to control the tilt of the ground not the motion of the ball, I got the hang of it.

My 6 1/2 year old son wanted this so badly he used his own money to buy it. Then played with it for maybe three days. It's been relegated back into the Wii "extra stuff" bix since then. To be fair, it's not like he's been playing the Wii at all. I was just a little disappointed how quickly Step & Roll lost it's shine. Oh well, another lesson learned...

Great game. Sega is a great developer and the show it in this game. 20+ mini games included for when you're bored of the standard game play.

What a boring and disappointing game. It is loud, too visually busy and hard to control. I have the balance board and it is a total pain to use this this game. I am 35, my wife is 32, and our kids (9,7,3) all tried the balance board for this game and hate it. It is unrefined and make you feel like you really suck at this game. Once we moved to the regular controller, it got easier. After playing for 20 minutes, I gave up. I would rather watch static on the screen then play this game. The kids like the mini games, but the regular game they all gave up on because it was slow and too hard to control.The worst part of them all is once you beat a level the credit roll and you can not stop them. So crappy Japanese pop drivel plays and the only way to stop the three minutes of credits is to reset the WII. Wow, this part alone makes me think they did not do any play testing out side of the development team.