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Sony is reportedly plotting to revive classic PlayStation games, starting with a new Ape Escape from the developers behind Sonic Mania
Sony reportedly wants to revive a selection of its long-dormant PlayStation classics with the help of smaller third-party developers, and a new Ape Escape game is apparently up first.

Rumour: More Sources Mount for Ape Escape Revival from Ex-Sonic Mania Devs
The makers of Penny's Big Breakaway. Word on the street is that Sony is taking pitches on its dormant, fan-favourite franchises, and among those is the supposed revival of a proper old school classic: Ape Escape. Well, the rumour mill has continued turning over, and there's now a thin, but very plausible, fan theory about which team is bringing back those mischievous pipo monkeys. Read the full article on pushsquare.com

Rumor: Ape Escape revival in development at Evening Star
A new Ape Escape is in development at Penny’s Big Breakaway developer Evening Star, which …

Sources: Ape Escape revival in the works from Sonic Mania team
The studio behind Sonic Mania and Penny's Big Breakaway will reportedly helm PlayStation's Ape Escape revival

Rumour: Ape Escape Revival Coming from Ex-Sonic Mania Devs at Evening Star Studio
The makers of Penny's Big Breakaway. Word on the street is that Sony is taking pitches on its dormant, fan-favourite franchises, and among those is the supposed revival of a proper old school classic: Ape Escape. Well, the rumour mill has continued turning over, and there's now a thin, but very plausible, fan theory about which team is bringing back those mischievous pipo monkeys. Read the full article on pushsquare.com

Sony Purportedly Plotting New Ape Escape, as Redemption Arc Starts
Monkey business. I think it’s worth acknowledging that in the last few weeks we’ve got word of a new Killzone and Uncharted, while Sony has rolled out new technology that backports its PSSR upscaler to base PS5 hardware. And now, it sounds like the manufacturer may be plotting a new Ape Escape game! Read the full article on pushsquare.com