The 1999 platformer has developed somewhat of a cult following and the monkeys has made cameo appearances in several recent titles including Astro Bot and Metal Gear Solid: Delta.
"Some other folks have kind of said that they also heard that Ape Escape is being made," he began.
He went on to note that Evening Star, the studio behind Penny's Big Breakaway founded by many of the team behind Sonic Mania, is set to develop the title.
We've already seen such a remake with Bandai Namco taking care of 2025's Everybody's Golf: Hot-Shots, while a Killzone revival is also in the works.
SEGA, meanwhile, is working on a swathe of reboots including Crazy Taxi, Jet Set Radio, Streets of Rage and more.
PlayStation certainly has a deep backlog of series to work with, and with Sucker Punch Productions now done and dusted with the recent Ghost of Yōtei DLC, perhaps that Sly Cooper reboot isn't so far-fetched after all.
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