“It became very easy for players to lose sight of what they should be doing”.
If you grew up with a PlayStation, there is a good chance that you may have heard of Ape Escape — Sony Computer Entertainment’s 1999 platformer about a young boy tasked with travelling through time to round up a bunch of unruly monkeys.
However, what you might not know is that it was originally being developed as a slightly different kind of platformer than the iconic chase ’em up that we know and love today, originally following a young boy roughly “18 years old” running around a large field fighting large gorilla-like enemies with a cudgel.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“It became very easy for players to lose sight of what they should be doing”.
If you grew up with a PlayStation, there is a good chance that you may have heard of Ape Escape — Sony Computer Entertainment’s 1999 platformer about a young boy tasked with travelling through time to round up a bunch of unruly monkeys.
However, what you might not know is that it was originally being developed as a slightly different kind of platformer than the iconic chase ’em up that we know and love today, originally following a young boy roughly “18 years old” running around a large field fighting large gorilla-like enemies with a cudgel.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
