Ape Escape 2: Stage 14: Panic Pyramid (10/15 Monkeys)

This stage is obviously an Egyptian stage, with pyramids to go into and the mazes that they hold. Outside of the dungeons, I spent A LOT more time than I should've trying to keep a door open with the help of the push block and two switch that must both be pressed down. I couldn't just have the block stand on one block and me stand on the only, then just use the Super Hoop to run towards the opening, so I left it alone to go through a different route until it lead me back to the outside. Then when I came back to the two switches, I finally realized, I could've just used the RC Car for the other switch instead! How could I have been so dumb to forget this?! Catch at least 10 monkeys to move one. One of the last I catch is an ape that was trapped in a sarcophagus, who uses the same spells as Pink Monkey's blown kisses to stun Jimmy. This makes for a really annoying chase that I couldn't even get done faster with my Slingback Shooter. I eventually get that ape, though, but I swear I could've done better than what I did, here. -------------- Fun Trivia: This game's unique composer is Koji Hayama. Five years later after the release of this game, he would contribute to Super Smash Bros. Brawl by remixing the Underground Theme of Super Mario Land, with that level looking pretty Egyptian itself for where the original version of that song first plays in that game. Give the remix a listen here, and try to compare it to Panic Pyramid's theme:    • Видео