It also shapes Jak into more of an anti-hero figure. It is darker because Jak gets exposed to Dark Eco which gives him access to certain Dark Eco abilities. The story is really the reason the game changes.
Jak II shifts the series in a new, but exciting direction. It still retains its platforming roots but you can now equip guns, drive vehicles and use Dark Eco abilities. The rating is increased to “T”, the game now has guns, and there a some curse words present as well. Jak II gets much darker in almost every way possible. Jak II just feels so different from the first title, but I think Naughty Dog handled it well. This is a perfect example of what I feel like might not have been approved in today’s Sony, though. Here is where the series takes a turn but in my opinion, it isn’t a bad thing. The story is paced well and is honestly one of my favorite video game stories to this day. Daxter is hilarious, witty, and sarcastic which definitely brings about a certain light-heartedness to the game.Īs you adventure through their world and begin to unravel the secrets of Eco, you’ll meet plenty of other exuberant individuals. In this first title, Jak is a mute but that doesn’t stop his best pal Daxter from speaking for him. In particular, its characters are what sets this game apart from similar titles. That alone, if done right, is engaging enough but Jak and Daxter’s charm goes beyond its gameplay. Much like other 3D platformers, the game has you set out on an adventure looking for certain items to progress along. I remember when I first played the game and was amazed by the colorful and vibrant world. The first game Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy is essentially a 3D platformer.
One particular series that I always enjoyed was Jak and Daxter. The PlayStation 2 was a fantastic console with a great library of games. Naturally many come to mind, but the one series I continuously want a reboot of is Naughty Dog’s Jak and Daxter. Classics that arguably may not have been approved if they were presented today. The latest news of Sony maybe playing it safe rather than greenlighting risky projects have led me to remember some of the older PlayStation classics that I miss. By Dakota Deitsch Jak and Daxter, Naughty Dog, Platformer, Sony, Third-Person Shooter
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