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It's not cute like a big eared monkey trapped in a glass ball, but it works. The music also comes in with a nice techno inspired ambiance giving this a fair production value for an Xbox Live game. The Marble itself can be customized with different colours and it shines as bright as any orb I've seen. The graphics, although basic have a good feel of weight, texture, and polish.
Presentation wise Marble Blast Ultra looks very crisp and clean in HD.
Myself I like the basic "rolling only" approach, but whatever floats your boat. Online is good, but the slam feast will get old fast. You can also go online over Xbox Live in Marble Blast Ultra with support for eight players. Unique to Marble Blast and not found in other rollers is a jump feature which comes in handy along with the ability to pick up power-ups like helicopter blades to glide over far distances. No go, I'd say this ball rolling extravaganza is more difficult then Sega's Monkies. I thought I'd do better then I did in Marble Blast since I completed all 100 levels of Super Monkey Ball. The beginner levels are gentleĪnd the advanced is rough and for the hardcore rolling freaks. Just for a gas try one of the harder levels then jump to an easy on and you'll clearly see the difference. There is plenty to keep you busy with a total of sixty levels which thankfully you can pick at anytime. You will most likely be starting slow and progressing to the harder levels, that's what I'd suggest anyways. The game is balanced in three different categories, one for ever skill level (Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced). Now, I'm not trying to scare gamers away from Marble Blast Ultra, it can be hard, and it can be easy. Now add some luck and you're ready to attempt that level one more time. Although challenging, puzzling, and maddening, most levels can be solved using the typical rinse and repeat strategy. The variation of the levels is is clearly one of Marble Blast Ultra's strong points. The level design is clever, and fairly different throughout the entire game. The gravity puzzles are also a tricky situation and a part of Marble Blast that brings in the puzzle aspect more then strategy. When added with other dynamics like upward climbs and bumpers, you'll spend a lot of your time falling off the board. The main annoyance, or should I say "tricky obstacle" was the icy surfaces. The obstacles that you have to overcome range from the simple wall to the hard, which includes ice, pinball bumpers, and giant fans. Along the way you might have do some collecting, or simply hit the goal, but it's always a challenge.
MARBLE BLAST ULTRA KING OF THE MOUNTAIN SERIES
Marble Blast Ultra's objective is clear each stage by getting your marble successfully across a complex series of lanes. Like most arcade inspired games they are addictive, fun, aggravating, and entertaining all at once, and Marble Blast can be down right frustrating, but that doesn't mean it can't be fun. I recommend hot headed gamers steer clear of this one because it will make you blow a fuse. The Game:Right off the bat you will know if Marble Blast Ultra is for you. Influenced by the old classic Marble Madness this HD marble rolling puzzle game is worth a few moments of your time. Introduction: Marble Blast Ultra from arcade expects Garage Games brings some marble balancing fun to the Xbox Live Arcade.
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