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in the past


pretty cool game, along with the fact that the game has LITTLE TO NO LOADING SCREENS

almost went for 100% but decided to drop it

One of my favorite games but not without its flaws. I love the overall world and goofy characters of Jak & Daxter but it some terrible platforming mechanics.

Pretty good 3D platformer about a man and a weasel-man jumping around on things.

one of my favorite series oat

100%'d this within 3 days out of a dare and honestly was one of the smoothest experiences ive had in my life (aside from like 2 levels). From the movement to the 100%ing process its just an absolute delight.


Played on OpenGOAL

Wasn't sure what to expect but I had a blast with this. OpenGOAL is truly a testament to modern day modders since they were able to reverse engineer the game engine and make it playable in up to 4k and 144hz! Playing these older games with no loading screen is a MASSIVE step up.

All in all the J&D world is lively, full of character, with good (perhaps not so memorable) music, fun repeatable mechanics, and very solid level design.

Definitely looking forward to playing the sequels

É legal mas claramente ele sofre dos problemas de ser um jogo de plataforma do início dos anos 2000

My goal is to earn the platinum trophy each time they re-release this game on a new console.

Game is so good for the first two-thirds then falls off hard once you get to the Volcanic Crater. I can replay this game up to that point endlessly.

Sorry, I'm not playing three games' worth of this kiddie shit. I only play badass games where you use guns and kill people so miss me with that "platformer that fades into obscurity until an unreasonable amount of people want the main character in Smash" garbage.

Played this after Jak 2 Renegade, was expecting a bit more. Ended up beating the whole game in about 5 hours and going "Okay" at the end.

If you've played one of the many 3D Platformers from back in the 90s, well, it's exactly like that, only difference is that this one doesn't have a level select screen and you'll have to journey your way through the world (thankfully there are some conveniently placed Teleports every now and then).

Honestly it feels like this seamless world mechanic was the whole focus of the game, which is quite pointless when you realize it adds nothing, mechanically speaking. The whole Colored Eco powers while cool and somewhat contextualized in lore, also don't really offer anything new or groundbreaking you haven't seen in any other 3D Platformer game from yesteryear.

Personally you may want to play this just so you know what happens in the much better sequel.

the first Video Game i ever finished

Game rocks. Feels like a great addition to the collectathon platformers.

Lo gracioso que es que este juego sea el Banjo y Kazooie de PS

Divertido. De los pocos juegos que platiné, por algún motivo.