This game already exists on PS4 and Xbox One, and is playable on the most recent consoles. This is a purely cash-grabby move.

This is cute.

Good job!

@Cybersonix: I believe you. My recollection of playing this game when it was new is that it was super frustrating.

Maybe the multiplayer is what inspired the 9/10 review? So much value was placed on that at the time. Never really mattered to me, personally.

This game will be released on Switch 2. Mark my words.

Yes, thank you.

@mattwoahyeah: I hate to say it, but I agree. Not because of the art style, though. If anything, the visual style is exactly what all anime has going for it. It's often incredibly appealing. But it's the scenarios that lack any sort of grounding, and obnoxious characters/insufferable voice acting that hold anime back. Here's my impression of an anime scenario:

"Did he seriously just throw a boulder through the roof of this cave? You kiddin' me!?," one character says, incredulously.

"Ha. So the crazy bastard really did it. He threw the boulder through the roof of this cave. You dog" another character says in an aloof manner, smirking, with his gaze angled downward.

I've created a totally clichéd scenario here, but I defy anyone to tell me I haven't just captured the totally unrelatable essence of anime in a general sense here.

Let's not only hope for an Ape Escape 3 rerelease, but an Ape Escape 4.

Make. Ape. Escape. 4.