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[edit] Summary

Using fast-moving objects such as those in "inch worms" allows for extreme speed and height. Reaching and exceeding 999 mph is easily possible once the trick is learned (advanced stage 8 allows it with great ease, but the similar world 2-8 does not). This shows the general interface of the main game in practice mode. Not all stages, even similar ones with different backgrounds, will allow for this.

Non-free / fair use media rationale for Super Monkey Ball 2
Description	A screenshot showing the general user interface of practice mode in Super Monkey Ball 2. A stunt has been performed where, especially in this level where it's the easiest to do, the speed goes beyond the 999 mph display limit.
Source	A still frame taken from a self-recorded video of ulillillia's game play while playing the actual game
Article	Super Monkey Ball 2
Portion used	The enemies, objects, level design, and other game elements, including the monkeys themselves
Low resolution?	Somewhat - lossy compression used 3 times (MPEG-2 (from GameBridge), XviD (3.5 quant), and JPG (quality 80)); resizing and static are also applied distorting it quite a bit
Purpose of use	To show what the game's general looks and interface are like, the main game's practice mode in particular.
Replaceable?	No known free equivalents are available - the game itself is copyrighted
Other information	The static is due to using a coaxial cable which rarely gives a crystal clear picture

This image became an orphan as it was removed from the article it was used with, but without it, the article doesn't have any screenshots of the main game, only for one of the minigames.

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current	01:56, 25 March 2007	427×299 (38 KB)	Ulillillia (Talk \| contribs)	(Using fast-moving objects such as those in "inch worms" allows for extreme speed and height. Reaching and exceeding 999 mph is easily possible once the trick is learned (advanced stage 8 allows it with great ease, but the similar world 2-8 does not). Th)
	08:51, 16 August 2006	640×480 (60 KB)	Ulillillia (Talk \| contribs)	(By using the spinning platforms in world 5-5 in Super Monkey Ball 2, supersonic speeds are easily possible, to up to 4000 mph.)