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Jump from one crazy location to another in 15 stages of monkey mayhem as you track down the evil primate leader, Specter. Watch the PlayStation Move motion controller transform into a host of gadgets to catch those pesky monkeys – from the Monkey Net, Slingshot and Smasher to some seriously crazy super-gadgets like the Banana Zapper and Ape Vacuum. Use your new tools in two types of gameplay - bash off apes in Chase battles or attack and defend simultaneously to prevent monkeys from grabbing your bananas in fast-paced Capture battles.
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