Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
I am not a fan of platform games although I admired Bubble Bobble on the arcades and was very good at Snow Bros. I have played Rayman, Ratchet and Clank and Crash Bandicoot but none of these games made me love the genre. Ape Escape 2 didn’t make a difference either, however, it is the most joyful, original platform game I have played.
Cultured Vultures: Ash has said that he will not rest until he gets an Ape Escape remake, but how likely is that to actually happen?
Author writes: As we get further and further into the new year with each day that passes, we're taking a look at 10 remasters or remakes we need to see in 2020.
Golden sun, megaman Battlenetwork, ninja gaiden, Dino Crisis please
I'd love to see a Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning remaster. Especially now since THQ Nordic acquired the rights, maybe we'll get a sequel at some point as well. The original game had excellent combat.
David from BagoGames writes: With a July 12th, 2002 Japanese release, Ape Escape 2 is fast approaching its 16th birthday. Having only played Ape Escape 3 and Ape Escape: On the Loose in my youth, this is my first time experiencing Ape Escape 2. How does the 3D platformer hold up sixteen years later?
We need a new installment. Loved Ape Escape 2 as a child!!!! Bring Croc, Ape Escape and TOMBA back Sony!!!!
Atleast Medievil & Spyro are returning, Croc 2 or Tomba 2 :p Croc 1 Platforming was nightmarish x)
