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Piposaru 2001

ピポサル2001

Platforms: PS2
Year: 2001
Developed by: SCE Japan Studio
Published by: SCEI

Number of Files: 29
Total Filesize: 69 MB (MP3), 257 MB (FLAC)
Date Added: Aug 17th, 2024
Album type: Gamerip
Uploaded by: peterdao

Description

Piposaru 2001's gameplay differs from the original Ape Escape gameplay outline. The left analog stick on the DualShock controller is used to control Spike's movement, but unlike the original game, the right analog stick was unused and the Face buttons were used to attack. The goal of each level is to use a vacuum cleaner to remove a required amount of pants off of the apes and put them into an oversized washing machine, while preventing the monkeys from re-obtaining their shorts or attacking the player. While sucking the pants off a monkey, the monkey can be fired into other monkeys to knock them out. Bomb tokens can also be collected to attack monkeys and bosses. The graphics were slightly improved yet very similar to the original game, with the same symbols throughout the game (such as the stage cleared symbol).

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Purplecolorz

02:31 Sep 16th, 2024Offline

I have a question for the gamerip. Is there a gamerip of the speed up variation for the level music themes? It plays when time almost runs out on the stage level.
Another note about the gamerip is that it feels weird hearing some of the level music without the fade out transition at the end.

I'm glad the soundtrack was ripped since it is an interesting Japan-exclusive Ape Escape game barely anyone knew about, unless if you played the McDonald's Original Happy Disc demo along with Parappa 2.