I think the biggest aspect of this point in my life was my dad getting a PlayStation 2, which sounds silly to call important but we played games together a lot, so it was great to have a new console and new set of games to play! Even at such a young age videogames were my life, with titles like Spyro the Dragon and Crash Bandicoot being among those I played again and again. I wouldn’t call it an important part of my life the game came out when I was 11, so I was still a carefree primary school child whose only worries were things like spelling tests or trying to hunt down that elusive shiny Charizard Pokémon card.
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Jak and Daxter’s manual was a little different from what you’d normally find it unfolded into a poster with some gorgeous concept art and a map of the world you were about to explore.ĭid you play this at an important point in your life? This may be an odd reason to become interested in a game, but honestly other than seeing my dad play it for the first time, the instruction manual (remember those?) was the biggest factor. There’s a lot of variety here for a platformer, and it really showcased the leap in technology from the PlayStation to the PlayStation 2. Each section of the game has a set number of collectibles (power cells, precursor orbs, and scout flies), as well as characters to assist or vehicle sections to race through. You go between levels in this sprawling, interconnected world, searching for enough “power cells” to unlock the next hub area. You play as Jak, the silent, pointy-eared protagonist who is accompanied by his faithful friend Daxter, who sits on Jak’s shoulder and serves as the game's comic relief. Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy (referred to as Jak and Daxter henceforth) is a platform game from way back in 2001 for the PlayStation 2 by developers Naughty Dog. But what if you were asked to talk about a game that has a special place in your heart? “ Why I Adore” gives us a chance to express why a particular game stands out amongst the rest, and maybe, just maybe, help readers fall in love with a game they otherwise wouldn’t have experienced.
When asked to name the best game ever, it’s never an easy choice. Articles // 3rd Dec 2021 - 9 months ago // By Mike Crewe Why I Adore: Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy
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