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Created by Sony Computer Entertainment Japan, Ape Escape Academy expands the popular Ape Escape series onto the PSP (PlayStation Portable) entertainment system. Family- friendly, Ape Escape Academy will feature ad hoc wireless functionality and more than 40 mini-games for players of all ages. The mini-games are arranged at random in a tic-tac-toe format that provides distinctive and unique game progression that allows for easy pick up and play gaming.

Storyline:
Specter has failed over and over again in his attempts at taking over the world, all because of a few inept apes. To rectify his problem, he decides to form the Ape Escape Academy, where he, serving as principal, will train apes to follow his will. In this story-driven mini-game collection, players can work their way up through six school years by winning wacky mini-games. Be sure to keep an eye on your classmates – students they may be, but when it comes to trouble and disobedience, these monkeys are pros.

Features:

• The Ape Escape franchise, made popular on the PlayStation game console and PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system expands the series as it debuts a collection of original mini-games.
• As one of the first party games available on PSP, Ape Escape Academy introduces the franchise with a whole new twist while retaining the fun and frenetic flavor of the
• Ape Escape franchise.
• Compete in more than 40 mini-games including hockey, golf, dodge ball, karate and more, with a huge variety of game styles, each overflowing with frantic fun and wacky-humor.
• Featuring Wi-Fi wireless LAN (Ad Hoc) connectivity, up to four players with a PSP and the game can challenge each other.
• Unique Tic-Tac-Toe style interface provides distinctive and unique game progression.
• The Quick Game function allows for easy to pick up and play game mechanic.
• Players can replay the mini-games they have won, either to practice for the harder versions of that mini-game or to get a high score.
• More than 300 monkey statues to collect as players go through their academic years.