Uploaded January 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Now's when things get serious... After two worlds featuring giant props that should be several hundred times smaller, we finally get a rather... normal locale. Actually, the setting's more realistic compared to the rest of the game and you can even see an Italian city outside the walls. Wait a second... This is still on Keekee Island! Was the park so huge that we couldn't see the city until now? Is the factory, which is also the haunted house by the way, sitting at the very edge of the park? Why am I asking all these questions?
In any case, I HATE this set. At least HALF of the stages here will give you significant trouble and the others will most likely take several tries... Be wary when you see them in Expert! Thankfully, the factory serves as the backdrop for World 6's stages in Challenge Mode so at least it gets a LITTLE easier... In total, there's 19 stages of bell-tower/haunted house/factory "goodness."
SEGA and Amusement Vision own these banana-loving monkeys.
Now's when things get serious... After two worlds featuring giant props that should be several hundred times smaller, we finally get a rather... normal locale. Actually, the setting's more realistic compared to the rest of the game and you can even see an Italian city outside the walls. Wait a second... This is still on Keekee Island! Was the park so huge that we couldn't see the city until now? Is the factory, which is also the haunted house by the way, sitting at the very edge of the park? Why am I asking all these questions?
In any case, I HATE this set. At least HALF of the stages here will give you significant trouble and the others will most likely take several tries... Be wary when you see them in Expert! Thankfully, the factory serves as the backdrop for World 6's stages in Challenge Mode so at least it gets a LITTLE easier... In total, there's 19 stages of bell-tower/haunted house/factory "goodness."
SEGA and Amusement Vision own these banana-loving monkeys.
