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Fri, 01 Apr 2005 Ape Escape SCEA, PSP An update of the old 1999 Playstation game which has a boy called Spike trying to stave off bad monkey stuff which includes rewriting history to make monkeys rule (they won didn't they). Anyway, it's a fun and attractive game that looks better now than it did then. The only quibble is the controls which didn't make the transfer quite so well. [] permanent link