Ape Escape

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Ape Escape is a franchise that revolves around catching those pesky monkeys any way you can using advanced technology.

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Ape Escape, known in Japan as Saru! Get You! (サルゲッチュ, Saru Getchu), is a series of games where the player captures hyper intelligent apes through various settings in time and in space.

Games

Ape Escape (Game)

31 May 1999

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Pipo Saru 2001 (Game)

5 July 2001

Platforms/PlayStation 2

Ape Escape 2 (Game)

18 July 2002

Platforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/PlayStation 4

Ape Escape: Pumped & Primed

20 October 2004

Platforms/PlayStation 2

Ape Escape Academy (Game)

30 December 2004

Platforms/PlayStation PortablePlatforms/PlayStation Network PSP

EyeToy: Monkey Mania

18 March 2005

Platforms/PlayStation 2

Ape Escape: On the Loose

22 March 2005

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Ape Academy 2 (Game)

15 December 2005

Platforms/PlayStation PortablePlatforms/PlayStation Network PSP

Ape Escape 3 (Game)

17 January 2006

Platforms/PlayStation 2

Ape Escape: Million Monkeys

13 July 2006

Platforms/PlayStation 2

Saru Get You: Pipo Saru Racer

5 December 2006

Platforms/PlayStation Portable

Saru! Get You! SaruSaru Big Mission

26 July 2007

Platforms/PlayStation Portable

Ape Quest (Game)

10 January 2008

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Ape Escape Move (Game)

5 July 2011

Platforms/PlayStation Network PS3Platforms/PlayStation 3

Franchise details

Name

Ape Escape

Features

14 games

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First game

Ape Escape (Game)

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Solid Snake (Character), Colonel Campbell (Character), Pipo Snake (Character), Spike (Character), Specter (Character), Natalie (Character), Kei (Character), Yumi (Character), Toro Inoue (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Japan (Location), China (Location), Casino (Location), Space Station (Location), Sewer (Location), The Milky Way Galaxy (Location), Earth (Location), Amusement Park (Location), Tunnel (Location), Jungle (Location), Beach (Location), Park (Location), Tropical Island (Location), Waterfall (Location), Town (Location), Cyberspace (Location), River (Location), Volcano (Location), Lake (Location), Barn (Location), Training Stage (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Breaking the Fourth Wall (Concept), Combo (Concept), Voice Acting (Concept), Snow (Concept), Anthropomorphism (Concept), Collectible (Concept), Double Jump (Concept), Male Protagonists (Concept), Jump (Concept), Cutscene (Concept), First-Person Perspective (Concept), Boss Fight (Concept), Minigame (Concept), Platform Exclusive (Concept), Vore (Concept), Henchman (Concept), Female Protagonists (Concept), Collection Marathon (Concept), Dinosaur (Concept), Hub World (Concept), Spiky-Haired Protagonist (Concept), Multiple Endings (Concept), Crossover (Concept), Easter Egg (Concept), Party Game (Concept), Mind Control (Concept), New Protagonist in Sequel (Concept), Reversible Cover Art (Concept), Right-stick Combat (Concept), Human (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Time Travel (Concept), Amnesia (Concept), Monkeys (Concept), Bizarre Weapons (Concept), Snowboarding (Concept), Cartoon Cutscene (Concept), Headshot (Concept), Moving Platform (Concept), Missing Relative (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Pipo Monkey (Concept), Time Trials (Concept), PlayStation Underground (Concept), Games on which Anime are Based (Concept), Training Mode (Concept), PlayStation Network (Concept), 60 FPS on Console (Concept), PlayStation Trophies (Concept), PlayStation Move Support (Concept), Crosshair (Concept), E3 1999 (Concept), E3 2004 (Concept), E3 2005 (Concept), Greatest Hits (Concept), Launch Title (Concept), On-Rails (Concept), Original Soundtrack Release (Concept), Second-Person Perspective (Concept), Year in the Title (Concept), PocketStation Support (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Water (Object), Lightsaber (Object), Silencer (Object), Binoculars (Object), Camera (Object), Shirt (Object), Sunglasses (Object), Slingshot (Object), Banana (Object), Television (Object), Butterfly Net (Object), Roller Coaster (Object), Net (Object), Lava (Object), Sand (Object), Paper (Object), Door (Object), Time Net (Object), Cookies (Object), Ice Block (Object), Mailbox (Object), Postbox (Object), PlayStation 2 (Object)

People

• Has people: Steve Blum (Person), Nolan North (Person), Hideo Kojima (Person), Jennifer Hale (Person), Michael Gough (Person), Debi Derryberry (Person), Dan Green (Person), Charlie Schlatter (Person), Dee Bradley Baker (Person), Gregg Berger (Person), Richard Steven Horvitz (Person), Beau Billingslea (Person), Peter Lurie (Person), Julie Nathanson (Person), Anndi McAfee (Person), Christiane Crawford (Person), Sandy Fox (Person), Jeremy Blaustein (Person), Michael Kennedy (Person), Phil Harrison (Person), Perry Rodgers (Person), Akira Sato (Person), Amber Hood (Person), Ami Matsumura-Blaire (Person), Andrew House (Person), Becky Allen (Person), Éric Tremblay (Person), Hiroyuki Kotani (Person), Hope Levy (Person), Mark Pentek (Person), Masatsuka Saeki (Person), Mikiko Okai (Person), Takafumi Fujisawa (Person), Kris Zimmerman (Person), Adam Harris (Person), Marc Silk (Person), Tony Kee (Person), Sean Kelly (Person), Albert Lams (Person), Alex Townsend (Person), Armand Pilotin (Person), Atsushi Sakai (Person), Bob Johnson (Person), Bruce Cochrane (Person), Carlos Del Valle (Person), Charles DeLay (Person), Charles Hernandez (Person), Christopher Keith (Person), Conner Morlang (Person), David Kirkland (Person), Gaëlle Leysour (Person), Hiromasa Horie (Person), Hisakazu Kato (Person), James Hong (Person), John Sweeney (Person), Joshua Seth (Person), Keiichi Nishimoto (Person), Keith Wickham (Person), Kenji Kaido (Person), Kentaro Yoshida (Person), Kimihiko Nakamura (Person), Kirsten Merit (Person), Kiyoshi Sakai (Person), Koichi Yamazaki (Person), Lee Thomas (Person), Manabu Endou (Person), Mari Watanabe (Person), Masaaki Kaneko (Person), Masamichi Seki (Person), Megumi Hosoya (Person), Molly Smith (Person), Nadège Josa (Person), Neil Musser (Person), Noel Silvia (Person), Oliver Wright (Person), Rick Bruemmer (Person), Shuhei Yoshida (Person), Shuji Hiramatsu (Person), Shunsuke Saito (Person), Susan Michele (Person), Susumu Takatsuka (Person), Takeshi Okui (Person), Takeshi Sugiyama (Person), Tomikazu Kirita (Person), Toshitake Tsuchikura (Person), Toshiyuki Miyata (Person), Toshiyuki Yonekura (Person), Tsunehiko Shibata (Person), Yasuhide Kobayashi (Person), Yasuhito Nagaoka (Person), Yoshikazu Matsuhana (Person), Yukio Nagasaki (Person), Koji Hayama (Person), Dexter Chow (Person), Koichi Abe (Person), Naoto Ohta (Person), Shinya Tazaki (Person), Takayuki Satou (Person)