Ape Escape UK vs USA (Part 1)

Time to finally relive the PROPER version of Ape Escape
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[@GaMeOvEr12454]

Remember when McDonald's used to give away free demos and this was one of the demos

[@michaelcarrasquillo4781]

Wait what?

[@RevolutionaryLoser]

Neither version has anything on the Spanish VA. Spectre talks like a psychotic clown Cartman.

[@AsecasJavi]

He sounds like a maniac I love it

[@DUSKvsDAWN]

i need to hear that.

[@Corbinater45]

Please can someone post a link to it.

[@mann-nova9392]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqivqYGwfbqaY6M Towards the ending.

[@dragunkiller360]

I've rewatched that opening live-action segment like six times. It's so fucking perfect. I love how you can only see one of the gorilla's eyes through the net, and how the net looks when it's coming down. Something about how it was filmed and edited really stands out to me, like you wanted to capture the feel of Ape Escape or something. I can't really explain it. Either way, great video as always Hippo! Can't wait for more on Ape Escape!

[@Soup3dBlast]

I love this game's soundtrack

[@RevolutionaryLoser]

I like how you've kept your PS1 in good shape with daily aerobic excercise.

[@EzekielGoldbergII]

The German voice acting is actually really amazing. They kept the Japanese sound effects like the screams and shouts of spike and the German voice acting for actual dialogue tried to mimic it as best as possible.

[@hrnekbezucha]

We need the fetal position in dark souls. You know to accurately describe how I curl up and suck my thumb before every boss fight.

[@DirtyMike124x]

Super glad to have find a hidden gem channel when looking for Rayman videos lol. You are very funny man!

[@SuperOtakuKyo]

YES A NEW HIPPOCRIT VIDEO

[@miniondaechir]

I love this video so much

[@swordhunter12]

Say what you like about Spike and Buzz's UK VAs (Buzz in particular sounds like he's like 4) but at least they're trying to sound like kids, compared to the US VAs.

[@donfreecs5791]

Great vid! Keep up the good work. Loved your Rayman videos :)

[@LoudWaffle]

Why does region locking even exist, I don't understand it.

[@AlmightyPolarBear]

People like to be difficult for other people. Trying to squeeze more money out of us game lovers.

[@playmaker7910]

its easier to get people into somthing if its in their own culture. especially normies

[@Ciwe]

Back during the NES - PS2 era region locking was mandatory because of the video output standards PAL and NTSC if you ran a PAL game on a NTSC console it would look awful and if you ran a NTSC game on a PAL console it would fry the mains(Not sure if it would actually can't remember 100%) because the power out put isn't the same. When we moved to pure digital signals for ps3 etc it became easier for consoels to allow region free gameplay. although microsoft still doesn't want to support it which is odd.

[@bangerbangerbro]

​@@Ciwe NTSC and PAL are nothing to do with power output. They are just different colour encoding standards. You have a black and white TV signal that has always been standard across regions, and then a chrominance (colour) signal that is either done with NTSC, PAL, or SECAM or whatever you have, the signal is done in a way that it doesn't interfere with the black and white signal (the idea is that you can broadcast a program in colour but have existing b&w TVs just display in black and white without any problems - they are from the 60s), and then the recieving device just uses the B&W signal for luminance (brightness/intensity), and the chrominance signal for , well, chrominance. S video also uses the principle of both of these signals being separate, with one wire or super VHS track or pin or whatever for luminance, and one for chrominance, whereas composite video has both signals carried by one signal carrier, so one cable for example, or just one signal track on an ordinary VHS. The Atari Jaguar uses the idea for efficient gouraud shading (where you calculate lighting for each corner of a polygon then make a gradient between them instead of just having one flat colour), in its CRY video mode, where it uses this weird 2 component Cyan-Red colour space, and then has intensity as a separate number (what Y stands for), so that the hardware can just increment the intensity for each pixel without having to mess around with changing all numbers in RGB colour space. 50Hz and 60Hz however are to do with power output. They are the two frequencies of mains power transmission that countries use, and (I assume) as old TVs would have just ran directly on AC without need for more complicated DC electronics like computers, TV transmissions would just use the same frequency for refresh rate. Now everything is all computerised and runs DC so it doesn't really matter anymore and everyone uses 60Hz (but new TVs usually still support 50Hz of course). So refresh rate is a consequence of how the grid works, but a console or DVR or whatever outputting a certain frequency won't be damaged by outputting to something that doesn't understand the video signal, its just designed to output at the frequencies used by TVs in that region. Of course if you use a power supply designed for the wrong frequency it won't work, and will probably fry whatever it is connected to, but to add to that, most of the time when you have a frequency mismatch, you also have a voltage mismatch. So if you have a console that takes DC with an external AC adaptor, you just need an adaptor for your region, but if you are using a machine with a built in AC adaptor that just takes a figure 8 plug, then you have to open it up and replace it if it is the wrong region, or mess with a bunch of inverters and transformers (probably just one transformer and a couple inverters). I think there is something about PAL displays having higher vertical resoltuion, though I would expect that only to be to do with frequency as you can fit more lines in per cycle, and I think that is about the only problem you would ever get games wise between NTSC and PAL. With games timed based on refresh rate, they will run at the wrong speeds of course between 50Hz and 60Hz (which isn't to do with PAL or NTSC, people only assume that they are related because all countries using NTSC happen to also use 60Hz power (US influence), and most countries using PAL also have 50Hz power (almost everywhere except a few latin american countries like Brazil with PAL colour but 60Hz power) - of course in the age of better DC computerised stuff we had PAL 60Hz here in europe in the 2000s without 60Hz power because TVs are no longer restricted by AC power. But they will look the same played on the same console as it is only up to the console itself how it encodes the colour. It's different with a VHS where the tape actually carries a pre-generated signal, so it depends on whether or not you have the right tapes to match your TV whether you will see colour or not (because with wrong standard you only see black and white because the different colour standards are put into the signal differently enough that PAL equipment usually ignores NTSC signals and vice versa, unles of coruse they are designed to take both). Inside a console everything will be DC other than the AC adaptor and for that reason nothing should go wrong with playing a cartridge for one region system on another in terms of electricity. And as they just contain game code, the colour won't be affected unless they are some weird system where the internal digital colour system works differently between different region systems (which I for some reason feel like the Atari 2600 and maybe the NES are like), as that's just up to the video encoder on that specific console. The only problems you mgiht have would be game timing and maybe resolution though most games for mos platforms will just work within the NTSC vertcial res I think. I have a Hong Kong N64, which is a japanese region one, but comes with a hong kong AC adaptor which is 230V 50Hz and works in the UK, but for some reason it uses NTSC (well I suppose it would being a JPN unit with no differences), even though Hong Kong used PAL. It runs the japanese games (and US ones if you can make them fit in the slot as there is only physical lockout for those) which are all made for 60Hz, so that is usually what it will output, but any N64 (and I think PS1, Saturn and Dreamcast too) can output 50Hz or 60Hz just depending on what the software tells it to do. But each region version only has hardware for NTSC, PAL or SECAM colour, except the PS2 where I believe all of them can output not only at either frequency but with either colour system. Older systems like Mega Drive/Genesis can only output at one freq and in one colour system (though with RGB output colour system doesn't matter as none is needed, just raw RGB intensity signals). But I know that euro Mega Drive and American Genesis games work interchangeably on either system (except for a few games like street fighter 2 where the game program itself checks what region machine you are using and only works if it is the correct one - the system itself has no region lock except for a physical lcokout where cartridges don't fit between JPN and western models, but the games themselves can have but usually don't) though usually at the wrong speed (some games like Sonic 3D check what region machine you have, and play the game at the right speed and with the right title for what you are running it on - it runs at the right speed on both EU and US hardware, changes the game title between regions but actually all versions of the game worldwide have the exact same game program on cart.), though to be honest most official PAL mega drive releases are unchanged from the US versions anyway except for the music most ofthe time so you may as well be playing US genesis branded carts on it.

[@ViRiXDreamcore]

The names of characters are also different. In the US, Buzz is Jake and Katy is Natelly (Spelling) which is actually closer to her Japanese name, Natsumi... The green-haird girl is Casie in the US version... not sure what it is in the UK version if she even is mentioned.

[@s4nrh03]

Her name is Casi in the UK ver

[@bangerbangerbro]

Sony: -Releases PSP, with remake of PS game designed expressly for dual analogue control, *as a launch title, presumably developed alongside the machine* -Doesn't give PSP dual analogue sticks, even though every other one of their controllers that has any analogue sticks has it and works well with it, because no one knows why.

[@shiruotakuno28]

PAL professor sounds like the mentor of an 80s action hero

[@VAST56]

I have the PAL version and I can play it on my ps2 just fine... is that normal for other people?

[@shinpansen]

Actually there's a way to emulate the pal version. I found a post on reddit (i'm not sure youtube bots would tolerate a link) explaining that you need to add the .sbi file in the images folder (SCES-01564.sbi). I tried and it works !

[@AsecasJavi]

What? Ive been playing the pal version forever. The Spanish one.

[@Alex-ng6hc]

Spike and Jake sound better in the American dub, but all the other characters sound better in the British dub, especially Spectre

[@vonjohannes4565]

I have the pal version and it works perfectly both ps1 and ps2. And my disc is good shape.

[@FlamezOfGamez]

Hobbes is truly the embodiment of the voice of reason.

[@KichiMiangra]

I will always agree that the PAL version of AE1 (Despite being an American player and growing up with the American dub of the game) has a much better script and voice acting for a lot of characters, (Ironically before finishing the video I was going to place the arguement that Jake/Buzz sounded like an old lady using a little girl voice but you and I were on the same page there) But I will always prefer the NA Professor's voice. His PAL script was by all means better and his VA was great but I like the tone that the NA actor gave off where he was soft spoken, Especially that first Specter cutscene, the PAL Prof sounded gruff and like he wasn't taking no monkey shit today he hasn't had his coffee yet, while the NA Prof sounded like he was trying to reason with Specter to get the helmet back

[@skyartisan8873]

PAL version of AE1 does work on PS2 for me, just not on PS3.

[@TylerRVG]

Not sure I agree with the statement that Spyro would be better in 2D. The big ol' world exploration was the best part of those games, and it wouldn't have the same appeal if it were a sidescroller. I'm ASSUMING that you mean "sidescroller" when you say 2D, right? Since there were a bunch of 2D Spyro games on the GBA, albiet they were isometric (presumably to capture that said world exploration charm) and haven't aged all that great.

[@AlwaysHarmonyy]

i loved this game as a kid

[@TVthePunisher]

Now that the game has gone digital for PS4/5 you’ll be pleased to know that it’s the PAL version. Preserved now, at least for awhile!

[@NotOrdinaryInGames]

You mean the Infinity Matrix chip does not work?? Also, Spyro is a quadruped, of course he turns like a bus. That makes sense.

[@Blaskowitz993]

I'll be looking forward if you ever get to Ape Escape 3 and your opinion on which dub is better there. Personally I feel like America got the better voice acting, while Europe got the better script. The Euro AE2 however has the worst voice acting by far. Jesus why did that have to be the one to get on the PS4 marketplace?

[@TerrorOfTalos]

Because Ubisoft published the US version of AE back in 2003

[@MortenAaserud]

was the game speed of the pal version adjusted for 50hz or does it run 17%~ slower?

[@HippoCrit]

It does run slower, ill be talking about that next time

[@rivernotred]

runs slower and it aNNOYS ME SO MUCH

[@bangerbangerbro]

@@HippoCrit Lol really? As late as '99?

[@popcultureoverdosed]

I wish companies would start making uk dubs again cause this is fun to look at.

[@birdoven5754]

Why was Specter voiced by Kermit in the American version?

[@wtdrmfrthwbzn]

do you have an American PS2 or something? i can play my PAL Ape Escape on my PS2 just fine never tried it on PS3 because no reason to

[@ineednochannelyoutube5384]

+innisjohnston Cant you fool that somehow though?

[@ineednochannelyoutube5384]

+innisjohnston I mean full software emulation of any sixth gen console is easily possible. Why cant a PAL wersion be emulated?

[@bangerbangerbro]

slim PS2s and all PS3s play PS1 games via some kind of emualator whilst phat PS2s have a hardware PS1 on a chip - maybe that has something to do with it?

[@TheShockVox]

Came to this vid without even realizing it was Hippo. Pleasant surprise

[@daranyillh6446]

all of Specter's voices in the dubs are really funny bc it seems like only the USA dub of 3 even tried to capture the energy he's got in the JP versions: a bratty little shit

[@thatoneskullkid8352]

1:33 this dude sounds like knuckles

[@shibitoobscura3348]

As someone who grew up with the French dub of the games (1, 2 and 3), I can say the French voices were pretty cool and closer to the UK ones. Especially in Ape Escape 2, on which the voice acting really stuck in my memory.

[@Dumbdiggers]

Thank You so much for doing a review on Ape Escape Hippo, one of my favorite childhood games and very underrated. Nice to see it getting more love. ps: NA voice actors are objectively better there is no arguing this.

[@MudanTV]

i love the psp version that has nothing to do with platforming and is just a warioware ripoff

[@ViRiXDreamcore]

So you don't mean On The Loose then? That was a recreation, but the controls are not good.

[@bangerbangerbro]

@@ViRiXDreamcore Its not a recreation its just an enhanced port. Everything is the same other than textures, controls and I think voice acting.

[@ViRiXDreamcore]

@@bangerbangerbro Ah true. Yeah the voice acting was different. The music was also slightly different. (All of the notes are the same, but the sounds used are a little different.

[@Seikatsu]

Is it possible to hack the UK voice acting into the USA version? Then we would have the supreme "emulatable" version

[@ForemostCrab7]

EU specter, sounds like Vegeta in a way...and i love it (eventho i am not a Dragon Balls fan) UK specter...sounds like a spoiled teen in an anime who thinks he is above everyone else cause no one told him NO.

[@mdalsted]

I think that's a PERFECT voice for Specter. XD

[@cleonumber1]

You mean us Specter right?

[@th3azscorpio]

A spoiled teenager is actually closer to how his character actually is, in the Japanese version. In the Japanese version, Specter sounds like a little kid, and pretty adorable.

[@morningcoffeecat2271]

*piano plays* "ooh"

[@Trackmasterfour]

My PAL Ape Escape works fine on my PAL Playstation 2. Do you have a non-PAL ps2?

[@HippoCrit]

no but i do have the slimmer ps2 model, maybe that'll do it

[@cleonumber1]

The slimmer ps2 had terrible backwards compatability. That is why i used my old fat ps2 to play ps1 games

[@bangerbangerbro]

@@cleonumber1 Its not "terrible", its just worse. Most of the games that have problems aren't ones that many people are interested in, though somehow I have a few of them out of the few PS1 games I have. But it is software emulation on those rather than a hardware PS! as in the phats.

[@CommieApe]

Gorillas are apes lol. Putting the camera inside the net was a clever perspective change.

[@soyyo9871]

I am from Latin America and I played this game on the console on 1 and later I downloaded the emulator on my mobile and I felt that there was something strange in the dubbing of the voices of the characters since I don't remember them like that, and now I find out that I played the English version of Europe and that the one on my mobile is the US and to be honest... I prefer the British version as I liked the vocals and that's how I remember it in my childhood, a magnificent game, entertaining, good soundtrack, Gameplay, I spent hours and hours despite being 5 years old and not knowing much English I liked it a lot a jewel of the PlayStation 1 :)

[@wekg4915]

America's scientist sound like the guy who made this video

[@bangerbangerbro]

In the US version it sounds like all the characters are voiced by the same person. I think you hit the nail on the head when you talked about music being an important part of enjoying a game. I always talk about this to people. There are some games I enjoy that are pretty generic but have soundtracks I enjoy that just make the game flow. However, from what I have heard, I would have given AE as an example of a game with a crap sound effect. I don't really like it.

[@Schizobateman]

The music for Ape Escape is so good

[@bangerbangerbro]

@@Schizobateman I've found it, this is the film: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Could_Never_Be_Your_Woman

[@FumoReimuGaming]

I wish there was a rom hack of the American version with the European voices

[@Tuukkis]

So just the british version, problem solved

[@Killicon93]

My PAL copy has worked with my PS2 slim though :o

[@DrRank]

Also, are we going to talk about the fact that CHARACTER NAMES ARE DIFFERENT BETWEEN VERSIONS? In the US version, Spike's friend is named Jake, and the Professor's assistant is Natalie. For the PAL version, they changed them to Buzz and Katie, respectively. Much better if you ask me.

[@robokill387]

Also, all the level names are different.

[@Jellyfishsunrise]

6:07 I love you

[@EmilXOM]

Idk bro. My pal copy works just fine on my ps2 fat model. It does not, however, work on my ps3 like you pointed out

[@innocentzbat]

I know this is a few years late to the video, but there actually exists a rom-hack of the PAL version that removes the Anti-PS2 or higher hardware, meaning it is in fact emulatable

[@ElectricSlevin]

damn those games were great, ape escape 2 was my first video game ever and it was so focking amazing, still play it sometimes on emulator....of course I also got the first game also the pal version, but I never ran into any problems allthough I played it on a ps2

[@Pingvinicecream]

The thing is, you DO have a full control over the camera. You just have to use the claw grip like in the good old days of PSP Monster Hunter. Since Ape Escape was like the fifth game in our household ever and all we ever had was a DualShock controller I quickly adopted the grip (actually dual claw since it's much more proficient to also switch the gadgets around with your index finger) and have used it ever since on games that have even the slightest need for simultaneous stick and button action. To me having all the needed options of action at your disposal at all times was the most obvious answer since it was obviously possible and all. I was shocked when I learned that people not only don't use the claw when it's beneficial but they also by large only use their index finger to operate BOTH of the shoulder buttons only having one at their disposal at a time. I had never even considered that to be an option and only learned this through great confusion on my first play session with a DualShock4. Everyone had praised it yet I couldn't even hold the damn thing securely (and still can't while using double claw). I would absolutely love to have more games with this button mapping but apparently literally no one else holds the controller like I do and everything would feel clunky af for everyone used to modern controller schemes.

[@OuterSpace90]

I love this game!

[@Banzeken]

Grabbed by the Ghoulies on the original Xbox is another game that uses the right analog stick in a really good way by letting you run around and simultaneously smack skeletons in the face with furniture in whichever direction you push the stick.

[@ANormalTVSeries]

10:16 another game uses the same controls wich is called grabbed by the ghoulies wich was released for xbox 360 That is it

[@anthonyskata]

I had this for the PSP.

[@CucasNerdyCorner]

Luckily the PAL version is finally playable on ps4/ps5 😁😁 with the UK voice acting and all.... What annoys me, ape escape 2 on the US PSN store has the UK voice actors and not the US version with the Pokémon cast 😭

[@Tynon1221]

Jet Li's Rise to Honor for PS2: the right stick is used for combat, just push in a direction and he unleashes a barrage of quick strikes, very fluid and fun (though a bit braindead, but iirc there were other aspects that kept the combat tense enough)

[@devildeggz]

i had no idea the NTSC version had shitty voice acting thank fuck i live in australia

[@JeffDespacito]

WOAH

[@golgarisoul]

woah...

[@DUSKvsDAWN]

this is fucking hilarious

[@MultiVince95]

Nice

[@BurtKocain]

Holy shit I clicked without noticing this was GIb from the PCP.

[@darthvader2994]

my name is spike do you like my hyahs?

[@horsemeat1776]

Wait what the hell I had the UK version the whole time!? I live in the US and there's no way in hell I accidentally got a copy...

[@Deadagent]

Weird. Mine does work on ps2. Still no dice on ps3 but either your version is different from mine or you didn't test the ps2 compatability.

[@ForemostCrab7]

Ape Escape Demands a remaster!...the EU version ofcourse, fuck the US version *shivers* Christ!

[@kattyaucapina4344]

5:28 wait that looks almost exactly how crash bandicoot jumps from a high place then lands shakes his head and gets up in crash warped *COINCIDENCE?*

[@stapuft]

great....now i wanna hear someone use lines from ape escape, to make a monkeys song....

[@crowbar4976]

I liked the European VA better, but that's because of the Professor. ...And everyone else.

[@alvindestickman7449]

Man..This guy needs too be shown Sonic Mania..

[@TheMegaman0]

I am glad this kind of thing isn't that common for english voice acting anymore

[@ilyriaprime4964]

Its worth mentioning that you might have better luck emulating the european version with the Xebra emulator rather than something like ePSXe as Xebra is focused solely on accuracy rather than speed (to the point of having menu buttons for opening and closing a virtual disk tray) but it is a pretty user intensive peice of software (there are a few videos on how to set it up I recommend SimplelyAustins video as he also talks about using post processors to make it far more usable.)

[@RyumaXtheXKing]

Is there a way of get ting rid of the dithering?

[@ujustgotdunkedon4523]

Your up there with the best you tubers.

[@gamecubeking]

Maybe someone will hack the game, transplanting the UK audio into the USA ISO.

[@inflatablemattress2]

Damn son you like to remind me of my childhood

[@conradojavier7547]

in the Japanese, Saru Gethchu sounds like a Pun of "I'll get 'Cha".

[@bohnzo473]

MGS had weirder controls in my opinion but also Dead rising my favorite game had them but AE uses them in a perfect way that I can just describe as perfect

[@bangerbangerbro]

I've only briefly played the PSP version (Ape Escape P here in the UK, rather than the much better title "Ape Escape: on the loose" that the US got) and that in the UK version I have is quite obviously not American acted, but I'm sure is different again to this PS1 UK version. All the characters sound like they have their noses held except for the prof who sounds like generic old man professor, and spectre who from what I can tell sounds the same as in this PS1 version.

[@MuchWhittering]

Just finished playing through the UK version on PS5 and I wanted to see if the US dub was any better. Pleased to see it's just as bad.

[@CarlMakesVideos]

I'm currently playing Ape Escape 2 (on the ps4 version, so I'm dealing with a transition to the inferior non-USA version voice acting) and what you're saying around 12:30 made me realize something: did the camera auto-positioning get substantially worse in the sequels? I feel like manual control of the camera is necessary in that game, but I can't remember it being a problem at all in the first one!

[@shinpansen]

Honestly, I think that's because we get used of the manual camera adjustment with the right analog stick. Back in the days, on ps1, most games didn't even let you adjut the camera. Or you could do so, using L2 and R2, which was kind of...unpratical. So we were used not to change the camera rotation.

[@baulretromx4375]

The profesor voice is very identical to Stan Lee's voice in american version

[@flumphflumph6021]

10:01 I'd say about 80% as Sega kind of made good Joy Sticks starting with the Saturn and the Dreamcast. Not many people may of bought either of those consoles but Sega's controllers showed the Tech companies what a good Joy Stick was and then Sony was like "let's have 2 of them".

[@bangerbangerbro]

dualshock predates Dremacast, which is why everyone is still annoyed that there is no right stick.

[@kcunningham064]

It works fine on my ps2. Otherwise I wouldn't be able to play it.

[@Halosty45]

The last of us with... a spinny attack. Seems good.

[@mistamontiel00]

Is there a way to play PAL in 60hz ? I'm about to flash Gameshark to UniROM , here's hoping ..

[@Ohlawdi]

is it only the pal platinum version with this issue? or the pal black label as well?

[@KirbyGotenksabsorbed]

The US dub seems a lot better to me just from those first few clips.

[@cleonumber1]

I was able to rip ape escape PAL from my CD and use it on the ps1 emulator for pc. I used the BIN file. Wonder why it doesn't work on ps2 and 3

[@SilentOnion]

Cant play pal version on ps2?? I can. Some times it activates the anti pitacy but just reset fixes it

[@clust3rpepis]

The British version is much better.

[@Cawktism]

Mammoth cameo

[@MulliganSnicker]

Happy to find a KZbinr that likes things I like, and is also only kind of cringey. Subscribed

[@TwixtheFox]

Thought I found a new gem in the sea of youtubers. Has the content style of older youtube. Was having a good time until I saw the F slur. Just left a bad taste in my mouth. Sadly gonna have to pass up a potentially good channel because I don't feel welcome as a gay person dating a same sex partner. I'm sure your videos are good, but I advise getting rid of the edgy "omg slurs!!!" humor so you can grow an audience and people don't feel ostracized for merely watching your content. We hear enough of that word daily, we don't need to hear it when we're trying to relax and watch some silly youtube videos too. Keep going, you have talent for sure, and the video looks very entertaining, but I can't support that kind of language. It's one of the old parts of the internet that should be left in the past. Please consider changing that aspect of your videos. It would make it accessible to LGBTQ people and remove literally nothing from your videos. Edit: just watched your deconstructing hippocrit video, you bring up a lot of good points to why youtube sucks and smaller creators get the short stick all the time. I realise that your goal wasn't to get more views, but to just entertain and talk about what you want. But my point still stands, slurs add nothing to the video and only make it inaccessible or uncomfortable for LGBTQ people. Taking them out would only make your videos better, or anyone's videos for that matter. Though it seems like you're mostly done making content, if you ever decide to come back, keep this in mind.

[@MadSociety-uy6zg]

What he's a sense I thought he's a scientist lol. So wise lol. Damn wish I could play the pal version I hate to imagine how much a UK slash pal PlayStation 1 console is.

[@MusicianNrd]

6:01 Actually, I do. I enjoy playing Spyro The Dragon, but I don’t care about the Soundtrack in that game. Because the instruments and melodies are forgettable, same thing goes to the original Crash Bandicoot trilogy. I prefer Spyro 3 Year Of The Dragon’s music over those games.

[@Schizobateman]

I play this on ps5

[@redgle862]

Yea the 1st game had superior voices in the PAL version... but as for Ape Escape 2, I prefer the NTSC version (It has flippin Ash Ketchum as jimmy)