Ape Escape 3 is a 2005 platformer that was released for the PlayStation 2 on July 14, 2005. The game was the last mainline Ape Escape title to make it to the West. It was well received for its ...

Ape Escape: Gacha Mecha Athlete ... Part of it is that the characters are small for such large levels. Part of it is also the characters look so different from their polygonal counterparts.

You can play as any of eight different characters, some of whom are monkeys. Ape Escape: Pumped & Primed's story mode features a total of 52 levels, 44 of which can be played competitively against ...

The World Hobby Fair has been the debut point for many a past Ape Escape game, and the tradition continues for Ape Escape 3. Although only PSP's Ape Escape P was playable at the recent Tokyo event ...

Back in the day, there was a game called “Zoo Keeper” by Taito that contained a simple premise: Contain zoo animals by laying bricks in a cell-like cage as said animals try to escape. “Ape ...

The latest Ape Escape sequel may seem to have come out of nowhere, but in Japan, its timing was quite deliberate. The release of Sarugetchu: Million Monkeys coincided with the start of the Ape ...

Though Ape Escape isn’t as popular as it was two decades ago, now would be a great time to revisit the old franchise. Of the three console manufacturers ruling the industry today, Nintendo is ...

For young readers, Ape Escape was at one time a major PlayStation series. It began in 1999 on the original PlayStation and got three mainline entries in total. It had several spinoffs outside of ...

Ape Escape, a 3D puzzle platformer from Sony, is one of them. This was the first game to require the use of the DualShock, a swanky new controller with two analog sticks.

As a party game, Pumped & Primed is nice insomuch that it should be easy for even your nongamer friends to pick up. However, its appeal is limited. If you've played any of Sony's Ape Escape games ...