Super Monkey Ball ported to a website

Super Monkey Ball just rolled into the browser, and the internet is already wobbling. This fan-made web port lets you tilt your way through Beginner, Advanced, and Expert stages (plus extras), using WASD or arrow keys—controllers reportedly work too. Hit R to reset, N to skip, and play it here. The creator even told everyone not to stress about bug reports—“it’ll get fixed”—which, naturally, only made the comments louder.

Fans are split on the vibe: one early player swears the controls feel “more sensitive than the original,” while others are shouting “Amazing!” from the rafters. Mobile users barged in with drama of their own—one Pixel 7 owner says it almost runs on Chrome before it glitches out. Meanwhile, a hilariously heated side-quest has emerged: the mysterious missing monkey. One commenter summed up the collective gasp with, “Looks and feels great, but is missing the monkey in the ball?” Cue memes about invisible primates, budget cuts, and Schrödinger’s banana.

There’s also a detective squad asking, “How was this done?”—though the post stays coy on the tech magic. In short: nostalgia unlocked, some folks sliding off the edges thanks to sensitive tilts, phone users begging for stability, and everyone wondering where the tiny primate went. It’s chaotic, it’s charming, and it’s exactly the kind of browser throwback that turns a quiet lunch break into a group therapy session for banana-chasers.