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[[Image:GoGoSpaceMonkey-GTASA-menu.jpg|thumb|250px|right|The menu of Go Go Space Monkey in GTA San Andreas.]]
'''Go Go Space Monkey''' is an arcade game that can be found in bars, night clubs, [[24-7|24-7's]] and [[Madd Dogg's Crib]] throughout [[State of San Andreas|San Andreas]]. The player has three lives and the goal is to destroy as many enemy ships as possible. For every strand of enemy ships the player destroys, they are granted a power-up that they must retrieve before it disappears off the screen, thought this is not necessary.
 
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'''Go Go Space Monkey''' is a [[minigame]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] that appears as one of the game's four playable [[Arcade Games|arcade games]]. Go Go Space Monkey arcade machines are scattered throughout interiors of buildings across the state, including bars, [[nightclub]]s, [[24-7|24-7's]] and [[Madd Dogg's Crib]].
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A pre-release screenshot for Grand Theft Auto IV reveals that this game was going to be [http://www.rockstargames.com/IV/screens/1280/1.jpg featured in the Homebrew Cafe] (shown to the right of the unused pedestrian model), but was omitted from the final product and replaced by a QUB3D machine on the other side of the room. It is unknown if the game would be interactive or not, though it most likely would not have been.
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== Description ==
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Go Go Space Monkey is a simple [[wp:side-scrolling video game|side-scrolling video game]] in which the player assumes the role of a monkey that is riding a wooden tub strapped with rockets while battling waves of alien bananas on spaceships. With only three lives, the player is required to destroy as many enemy ships as possible before they run out of lives. A hit by a bullet from an enemy or a collision with an enemy ship results in the player losing a life.
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Initially, the player is only capable of shooting one stream of bullets against the enemy, making killing slightly difficult. However, for every strand of enemy ships the player destroys, they are granted a power-up that they must retrieve before it disappears off the screen, though this is not necessary. The upgrades steadily improve the player's firepower, including increased shooting speed and additional streams of bullets. As the player's firing capabilities improves, so will the speed and ferocity of the enemies, who will fluctuate along the screen quicker and fire more bullets against the player. If the player is killed, their firepower is reset to what they had in the beginning, requiring the player attain upgrades all over again.
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Despite its supposed difficulty, players can easily attain a hi-score in their first sitting as the pre-existing highest scores are not remarkable to begin with.
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==Locations==
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*[[Commerce]], [[Los Santos (3D Universe)|Los Santos]]
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*[[Ganton]], [[Los Santos (3D Universe)|Los Santos]]
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*[[Idlewood]], [[Los Santos (3D Universe)|Los Santos]] (2)
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*[[Mulholland]], [[Los Santos (3D Universe)|Los Santos]]
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*[[Whetstone]], [[Whetstone]]
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*[[Garcia]], [[San Fierro]]
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*[[Queens]], [[San Fierro]]
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*[[Fort Carson]], [[Bone County]]
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*[[Creek]], [[Las Venturas (3D Universe)|Las Venturas]]
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*[[Old Venturas Strip]], [[Las Venturas (3D Universe)|Las Venturas]] (2)
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*[[Redsands East]], [[Las Venturas (3D Universe)|Las Venturas]]
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*[[Roca Escalante]], [[Las Venturas (3D Universe)|Las Venturas]]
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*[[Starfish Casino]], [[Las Venturas (3D Universe)|Las Venturas]]
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*[[The Camel's Toe]], [[Las Venturas (3D Universe)|Las Venturas]]
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*[[The Emerald Isle]], [[Las Venturas (3D Universe)|Las Venturas]]
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==Space Monkey 7==
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In [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]], a video game titled "Space Monkey 7" is heard advertised on the radio. It is supposedly a sequel to Go Go Space Monkey, but its format has changed greatly: the game involves destroying "Doctor Chank's dark simian research facility" after a nuclear holocaust.
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== Gallery ==
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<center><gallery>
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Image:GoGoSpaceMonkey-GTASA-gameplay.jpg|Gameplay.
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Image:GoGoSpaceMonkey-GTASA-cabinet.jpg|The arcade cabinet.
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</gallery></center>
 
[[Category:Arcade Games]]
 
[[Category:Arcade Games]]
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[[Category:Minigames]]

Revision as of 15:47, 29 December 2013

GoGoSpaceMonkey-GTASA-menu

The menu of Go Go Space Monkey in GTA San Andreas.

Go Go Space Monkey is a minigame in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas that appears as one of the game's four playable arcade games. Go Go Space Monkey arcade machines are scattered throughout interiors of buildings across the state, including bars, nightclubs, 24-7's and Madd Dogg's Crib.

A pre-release screenshot for Grand Theft Auto IV reveals that this game was going to be featured in the Homebrew Cafe (shown to the right of the unused pedestrian model), but was omitted from the final product and replaced by a QUB3D machine on the other side of the room. It is unknown if the game would be interactive or not, though it most likely would not have been.

Description

Go Go Space Monkey is a simple side-scrolling video game in which the player assumes the role of a monkey that is riding a wooden tub strapped with rockets while battling waves of alien bananas on spaceships. With only three lives, the player is required to destroy as many enemy ships as possible before they run out of lives. A hit by a bullet from an enemy or a collision with an enemy ship results in the player losing a life.

Initially, the player is only capable of shooting one stream of bullets against the enemy, making killing slightly difficult. However, for every strand of enemy ships the player destroys, they are granted a power-up that they must retrieve before it disappears off the screen, though this is not necessary. The upgrades steadily improve the player's firepower, including increased shooting speed and additional streams of bullets. As the player's firing capabilities improves, so will the speed and ferocity of the enemies, who will fluctuate along the screen quicker and fire more bullets against the player. If the player is killed, their firepower is reset to what they had in the beginning, requiring the player attain upgrades all over again.

Despite its supposed difficulty, players can easily attain a hi-score in their first sitting as the pre-existing highest scores are not remarkable to begin with.

Locations

Space Monkey 7

In Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, a video game titled "Space Monkey 7" is heard advertised on the radio. It is supposedly a sequel to Go Go Space Monkey, but its format has changed greatly: the game involves destroying "Doctor Chank's dark simian research facility" after a nuclear holocaust.

Gallery