Thunderbolt writes: "Beautiful organic landscapes, sun kissed oceans and traditional platform gameplay are among the things I do not associate with this game. Jak & Daxter are back (contrary to what the title would have you believe) and for better or worse their third instalment in the beloved series has undergone yet another transformation. In terms of structure however, the game is still highly comparable to that of Jak 2 with the hover board, extensive weaponry and eventually Haven City making a welcome appearance. Your first port of call however is a vast and mostly barren desert wasteland, after the climatic events following Baron Praxis's downfall; Jak is cast out of Haven to the mercy of the desert by some less than friendly new government figures. Those pining for the lush simplicity and platforming offered by the series staple entry The Precursor Legacy will once again have to look elsewhere to appease their taste."
Take it down the memory lane with this ultimate list of the best PlayStation 2 games of all time. Just the best of the best right here.
It's so disappointing that to this day, I have not seen a game match what BLACK offers in an FPS.
The greatest console of all time !!!!
The last console from when gaming was pure, games didn't take 5 years to release, no online only, no half finished games, no mtx.
Ps2 was just banger after banger after banger.
It will always be my favourite.
Some video game weapons are so outlandish they could never realistically be used, and that's why they're on our list of the 10 most impractical weapons in gaming.
In a post to the PlayStation Blog made on Dec. 11, Naughty Dog president Evan Wells revealed that the company would be donating all of the profits from the Limited Run sales of its remastered Jak and Daxter games to charity.
''Naughty Dog Donates All Profits From Jak and Daxter Limited Run Sales to Charity''
Me: Cool, bless you ^^
''LGBT Center of Los Angeles''
Why would they need charity though? I understand if they call it donation, but charity is for those who are poor not to exclusive organisations.