CVG: The golden rule of video game sequels is to offer more of the same, but bigger and better. Give 'em beefier guns, screen-filling bosses and a multi-player mode - but don't go alienating the fans with risks. As sequels go, Jak 2 stopped just short of punching its fans in the face.
The PS2 still took plenty of inspiration from the arcade, leading to a lot of frustration over ottsels, stunts, and, uh, hands of God.
Out of the games on that list, I've beaten:
Maximo
God of War II (but on PS3)
Jak II
Stuntman
In 2003, nobody expected a "serious" game From Naughty Dog. But that's exactly what we got with Jak II.
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.
Seriously? I love it. One of my favourite games of all time.
the Jak & Daxter series to me is simply put one of the greatest, as with the innocence of my youth playing the first game I was the ripe age to pick up Jak 2 and Jak 3 improved everything I complained about Jak 2 by far
I still remember the little in jokes like when krew signs them up for the racing team Daxter is reading the contract about merchandise n stuff n then reads out 'game rights' Daxter turns looks at the camera lyk 'wtf this is a game' gd times
I actually liked the fact they give him a voice and some character development.....not like all this "You feel like your the character" crap when playing mutes...Cough Cough Valve....could of given Chell a great personality, some hilarious dialouge between her and GLaDOS and even some character development to make her into a fully developed strong female character...........but no you passed on that chance <sigh>