You get an extra life for both of the latter marks, but the actual target time you're aiming for for an S-rank letter grade (which are recorded and unlock silly extras) is never specified so far as I could tell. You get a letter grade ranking for how fast you complete the mission, and you also get marks for delivering all the pants to the goal (washing machine) at once as well as another for completing the mission within the allotted time limit. You also get some weapons to use against them, but largely it's just you and your vacuum against the world. You run around levels with your vacuum cleaner sucking the pants off of all the monkeys before time runs out. The gameplay is sorta part Ape Escape and part Luigi's Mansion (which came out a little later that same year). A lot of how forgettable it is comes down to just how thread bare the presentation is compared to the other games, as this game has virtually no cutscenes (only intro and outro with no subtitles) or voice acting (and the font is very annoyingly hard to read). It's a very light and forgettable story (even for one of these games) that's really just a delivery device for the gameplay. Unfortunately, part of the renewal is cleaning all the monkeys' pants, which they forgot to do, and Specter has the monkeys running amok in the virtual park! Now Kakeru (aka Spike) needs to get in there with his special vacuum cleaner to suck all of the pants off of the monkeys so they can be washed. After the events of the first game, Kakeru and the gang are renewing the Monkey Park and in the meanwhile have sent all the monkeys into a virtual play park while the physical one is being repaired. The story is fairly unimportant and awkwardly presented, so I had a pretty hard time following it or caring about it enough to try harder to follow it XD. It took me about 5 hours to 100% normal mode. I ended up being quite surprised by a lot this game had to offer, but they were mostly not good surprises ^^. Given that it also came out a scant year before Ape Escape 2, I maybe also shouldn't've been quite so surprised that the game reuses a LOT of assets from the first Ape Escape game.
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Being a game that came out on the PS2 in 2001, I probably shouldn't've been quite so surprised that one of those pretty blue discs that indicated it was shipped on a CD instead of a DVD. This is the last Japan-exclusive (non-Eye Toy) Ape Escape game I'd yet to play, so I was pretty excited to get to it. Atelier Judie: The Alchemist of Gramnad (PS2) Atelier Rorona: The Alchemist of Arland (PS3)ģ.
In later episodes, when Danny gives control to Arin, he grows even more enraged than Danny, amusing him as Arin had been applauding the hilarity of the game up until then. Initially, Danny is the only player, growing more irritated as the restrictive gameplay impedes his progress, while Arin falls further and further into hysterics at the game's presentation.
The game also reportedly destroyed Arin and Danny's friendship, and led to Arin quitting games entirely by 2022 in a joke at the end of episode 5 Torture. When they reach the 13th hole, they give up on the game entirely after trying to beat the first obstacle. They insist on completing each hole, even after reaching the stroke limit, which they do in many holes due to the game's unpredictable nature and extremely precise inputs.
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Danny and Arin play the first 12 holes of the full 18-hole course, with Danny spending most of the time playing and occasionally trading off with Arin when he gets stuck.
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