Jak & Daxter (PS2) Reviews

When Jak & Daxter: The Precursor Legacy was released early in the life of the PlayStation 2, I can't say I paid it much heed. It's main tagline was that it was from the creators of Crash Bandicoot...not a series I had any particular affection for, and to be blunt it simply looked like a generic 3D adventure game, the kind of disposable ...

-(Game Information)- Name:Jak and Daxter:The Precursor Legacy Publisher:Sony Compter Entertainment Europe Developer:Naughty Dog Genre:3D Platformer Release Date:Dec 7, 2001 Age Rating:3+ Number Of Players:1 Online:No Developer Site:www.naughtydog.com Product ...

I know that this game is an oldie, but i had the urge to write a review after a pretty boring weekend and thought that i'd do a classic of mine. It really is a shame that platformers are not the main part of the Playstation 2 nowadays. Remember Sonic the Hedgehog, that early platformer that nearly every gamer had back in 1991-1992. Remember Crash ...

GAME SYNOPSIS: Jak & Daxter - The Precursor Legacy is the first Playstation 2 game to be released by Naughty Dog, the creators of such madcap platformers as Crash Bandicoot. This is a 3D platform/adventure game featuring 2 main characters, Jak and Daxter. These are really a pair of troublemakers who find their ...

Great!!!!! - Advantages: Fun, Great Graphics, Big! - Disadvantages: Ermmmmm.....

It's been a while since I've sat down and consciously played a platform game. While the Tomb Raider series may have been as much about platforming as adventuring, beyond that I would have to cast my mind back to the days of my trusty Commodore 64 and the likes of Jet Set Willy or Monty Mole. Anyone remember those? But in these ...

PS2's first classic platformer turns out to be as great to play as it is to look at... Jak & Daxter's story isn't very complex, you play as Jak a young elf-like boy who one day along with his friend Daxter are exploring Misty Island. Weird things are going on at Misty Island and they want to discover what it is. On Misty ...

Jak & daxter is the first really good platformer to apppear on any next-gen system. You should know what to expect from naughty dog, the makers of the original crash bandicoot games (crash 1-3) and im very pleased to say that this retains all the charm of the crash games. You play as Jak, running around trying to find a way to return your ...

I've had a PS2 for some while and haven't really got what I expected from PS2 games. Yeah the graphics are better but I want more. I think Jak and Daxter is a step in the right direction. The auto loading feature is bliss compared to a lot of games with good graphics that seem to take an age to load. Not only that, but you ...

Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy is brought to us than none other than 'Naughty Dog' the creators of Crash Bandicoot. They chose to leave the development of the (not a big enough leap) new instalment of the Crash series to someone else while they set about this 3D roaming/platforming masterpiece. The premise of the gameplay is ...

Naughty Dog without a doubt packs some of the most creative squad of developers on the videogaming front. They've come to rival legendary developers such as Rare, Konami of Japan, and NeverSoft to every single extent. Naughty Dog started out small; two 16 year olds by the names of Jason Rubin and Andy Gavin. First came a weird Apple Mac skiing ...

From the makers of the smash hit CRASH BANDICOOT 1,2,3. Here is Jak and Daxter. And here a opinion to tell you whether this game matches up to the high expectations set by the Crash Bandicoot titles. The graphics in Jak and Daxter is the first thing that will catch your eye. They are smooth, lush and polished well to make a cartoony, surreal ...

Over the Christmas period, as always, there has been a flurry of new titles for nearly every system. For Playstation 2 this was a revolution as there had never been so many top quality titles released for it in one month. Alas, amongst all of the confusion and excitement a number of titles were sorely overlooked:one of them being Jak & Daxter: ...