Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy

Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy

released on Dec 03, 2001

Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy

released on Dec 03, 2001

From the creator and developer of the acclaimed, top-selling Crash Bandicoot series comes the next generation in interactive entertainment. Expect the unexpected! Enter a new world of magic, adventure, exploration, and discovery where enormous vistas and exotic characters lead you to places beyond your imagination. Test your wits and your skills as you embark on a journey to reverse your best friend's transformation into a furry Ottsel, even as he entangles you in his amusing antics. Discover twisted corruption and battle the sinister minds behind this chilling plot. Light Eco. Precursor Technology. Power Cells. Dark Eco. What does it all mean? Only one person holds the secret behind the power of the mysterious Eco. Together you must now take on these endeavors. Unleash the hero within. A new legacy is born!


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Carino, ma Umberto ci ha giocato per 8 ore di fila.

хуета ебучая для мелких уебков, скукатория

rivoluziona il genere platform con macro aree molto fighe e una interconnessione delle zone ottima. peccato per la telecamera perusi in alcuni momenti.

One of my favorite games of all time. To this day it's really the closest thing we've got to a proper Banjo-Kazooie styled game made after Rare stopped. What's great is they managed to not feel derivative despite the obvious influences. They put a lot of effort into making the game world feel like it had a lot of history, and was a land that was currently being lived in. Every level is perfectly sized. Feels big in scope but densely packed. And everything is truly physically connected. Huge mission variety unique to this game as well as genre staples done masterfully. Nailing variety without becoming sloppy and unfocused. The graphics and animation work are top notch and have held up extremely well. What they were able to pull off on the PS2 while also featuring NO loading screens is technical wizardry. Movement has an extremely high skill ceiling, as do level routes in speedrunning. A game that effortlessly grows with the player.

Never gets old, I've 100% this game on all 4 save files an obnoxious number of times. This game blew my mind as a kid and it's honestly no less impressive today. And the lore elements that got doubled down on in the sequel retroactively make this game's simple plot even cooler.

I wanna just babble on about how cool it all is but that's pretty much it, it's all amazing. 'Boutta drop a couple hundred on a PSVita just to play a version of this game with bad framerate and get all achievements in it for the 4th time.

Really fun, just wished it had more of a lore

"coletatoon" muito divertido da naughtydog, não botava muito fé no começo, mas curti tanto q fiz 100%