Ape Escape is a platformer that debuted on PlayStation in 1999, now available across PS1, PS4, and PS5. The game has maintained enough cultural relevance to be featured in LEGO's officially licensed PlayStation 1 recreation set, launching in October. The brick-based model, which spans 1,911 pieces and costs $160, includes dioramas representing iconic PS1 titles including Ape Escape alongside Gran Turismo, underscoring the game's enduring place in PlayStation's early library.
And no physical discs, of course. It’s been rumoured for quite some time, but here’s your first look at the official LEGO PS1 set, as spotted in-store by a Brick Tap News member. It’s due out on 1st October. The build consists of 1,911 pieces and will retail for a reasonable $160…