PlayStation Move Ape Escape is a port of the Japanese game, Ape Escape: Fury! Fury!. You can check out our preview from last year's TGS show right here.
PlayStation Move Ape Escape launches July 5, demo flees to PSN on June 28
by David Hinkle 
on Jun 23rd 2011 7:45PM
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PlayStation Move Ape Escape is a port of the Japanese game, Ape Escape: Fury! Fury!. You can check out our preview from last year's TGS show right here.
Reader Comments (20)
Posted: Jun 23rd 2011 7:56PM DudeManPerson said
Finally, the cycle of Sony stealing is complete.
Posted: Jun 23rd 2011 8:23PM Spunky Monkey 190906 said
@DudeManPerson
But the cycle of stupid comments unfortunatly isnt ¬_¬
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But the cycle of stupid comments unfortunatly isnt ¬_¬
Posted: Jun 23rd 2011 8:34PM DudeManPerson said
@Spunky Monkey 190906
I just love the full circle-ness of this. Nintendo comes out with the analog stick and rumble, Sony steals them and makes Ape Escape 1 with it. Move comes out, which is a direct copy/paste job of the Wiimote, and finally, an Ape Escape comes out for it, and a party game no less.
Too bad, cause I love Ape Escape.
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I just love the full circle-ness of this. Nintendo comes out with the analog stick and rumble, Sony steals them and makes Ape Escape 1 with it. Move comes out, which is a direct copy/paste job of the Wiimote, and finally, an Ape Escape comes out for it, and a party game no less.
Too bad, cause I love Ape Escape.
Posted: Jun 23rd 2011 8:51PM InDurdenWeTrust said
@DudeManPerson I personally couldn't believe it when sega made a console that had cartridges, buttons on the controllers, and it also used my tv for the video! What a freaking rip off of nintendo!!! Isn't there any originality in the game industry anymore!? And don't get me started on xbox stealing the online console gaming from Dreamcast...
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Posted: Jun 23rd 2011 9:35PM Spunky Monkey 190906 said
@InDurdenWeTrust
I know right? Remember when Nintendo stole the idea of a home console? Shocking, total lack of innovation these days. Everyone should sue each other.
@DudeManPerson
Dude, you have enlightened me, its only when you opened my eyes did I realise what a thieving, scummy planet we live on ¬_¬
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I know right? Remember when Nintendo stole the idea of a home console? Shocking, total lack of innovation these days. Everyone should sue each other.
@DudeManPerson
Dude, you have enlightened me, its only when you opened my eyes did I realise what a thieving, scummy planet we live on ¬_¬
Posted: Jun 23rd 2011 9:44PM DudeManPerson said
@InDurdenWeTrust
I recommend you read the book Game Over by David Sheff. Really puts all these stealing that happened on all sides into a better perspective.
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I recommend you read the book Game Over by David Sheff. Really puts all these stealing that happened on all sides into a better perspective.
Posted: Jun 23rd 2011 10:12PM Spunky Monkey 190906 said
Your perspective is flawed obviously -_-
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Posted: Jun 24th 2011 4:35AM SoldierShredder said
@DudeManPerson
I recommend you read the book "Stop behaving like a asshat" from Andy McAwesome....
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I recommend you read the book "Stop behaving like a asshat" from Andy McAwesome....
Posted: Jun 24th 2011 7:11AM (Unverified) said
@DudeManPerson Wow you're an idiot. People use other people's ideas. It happens. In both cases you cited, we ended up with better products. So, you know, shut up.
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Posted: Jun 23rd 2011 8:25PM Spunky Monkey 190906 said
To be honest, I haven't really enjoyed an Ape Escape since the platform on PS1 :(
Most of them have been mini games in the same vain as Rayman, I'd like to play another updated version of an Ape Escape platformer, so what if I'm an adult now? :/
Most of them have been mini games in the same vain as Rayman, I'd like to play another updated version of an Ape Escape platformer, so what if I'm an adult now? :/
Posted: Jun 23rd 2011 9:15PM Hivetyrant said
@Spunky Monkey 190906
I know how you feel.
I actually found a sealed copy of the original on PS1 a few months ago, could help but give it a go.
People in the house thought I was weird, but I had a blast!
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I know how you feel.
I actually found a sealed copy of the original on PS1 a few months ago, could help but give it a go.
People in the house thought I was weird, but I had a blast!
Posted: Jun 23rd 2011 8:34PM Mr Hett said
Called it :)
Posted: Jun 23rd 2011 9:37PM Spunky Monkey 190906 said
@zhongnol
How about shipping your bad grammer out of here :D
How about shipping your bad grammer out of here :D
Posted: Jun 24th 2011 12:10AM EvoHelix said
This series was the first to fully utilize the twin stick controls of the Dual Shock controller on the PlayStation classic (and it was amazing), It seems only fitting that it comes to the Move. It's just a shame the company has lost its drive for innovation and the latest installment is a simple on-rails activity challenge.
Posted: Jun 24th 2011 9:22AM TCJJ said
I played the Japanese demo a while back. The game is terrible. Nowhere near as good as the old ones. Not that #3 was amazing either, but that's a different story.
Posted: Jun 24th 2011 10:58AM Comet 20 said
Love this idea, I always thought Ape Escape should have been a bigger franchise then it was and this seem like an idea that can really make the franchise take off.
Posted: Jun 24th 2011 1:33PM JonahStein said
Here's a breakdown of the Ape Escape franchise in order from most to least fun:
1) Ape Escape on PS1
2) MGS3: Snake Eater on PS2
3) everything else...
1) Ape Escape on PS1
2) MGS3: Snake Eater on PS2
3) everything else...
