Ape Quest for PSP Sneaks Into Playstation Store
I love my downloadable content. If I could buy every game as a downloadable title, and avoid dealing with retail all together. My wardrobe consists almost entirely of threadless gear, so I'm not the best person to be taking shopping advice from, however. At some point, Sony secretly stuck Ape Quest for the PSP, an adventure game focused around the lovable simians from the game Ape Escape. The starter pack is free, but additional chapters are available for purchase at seemingly reasonable price.
The ape kingdom is cursed and it's up to you to save it! Battle your way through evil minions by completing a variety of mini-games and powering up your character RPG-style. Game is divided into chapters: Gold, Blue, and Red. Each chapter features mini-games, weapons, items and other content. Two chapters - either Gold or Blue, plus Red - required to complete the game and see the ending.
You can download Ape Quest in the Playstation Store. I am not positive that you will be able to play this if you're not from a US region. This is only available to people running a windows compatible machine, as their DRM-tastic download and sign tool is only available for Windows XP, 2000 and Vista.
If you can snag it, do. It's free to try so it's not like you have anything to lose. Note the game will take a large memory card, so people with the default 32mB card need not apply.
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Asterick
Posted to Video Games on 11 January 2008
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"This is only available to people running a windows compatible machine, as their DRM-tastic download and sign tool is only available for Windows XP, 2000 and Vista."
FYI - i saw last night that it was also available from the PS3 store too, so if you have a PS3 but no PC, that'll work for you instead.
haven't tried it, but hope this helps...
The downloader thingy doesn't work on Windows 2000 :(
Luckily I have a PS3 so I can still get stuff via the download list on the PS3 store.