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Video game series

Video game serial

Jak and Daxter
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Genre(s)
  • Platform
  • Crush 'em up
  • Action-adventure
  • Tertiary-person shooter
  • Racing
Programmer(south) Primary
  • Naughty Dog[a]
  • Ready at Dawn[b]
  • Loftier Bear on Games[c]
Ports
  • Mass Media Games[d]
Publisher(s)
  • Sony Interactive Entertainment[e]
Creator(s)
  • Andy Gavin
  • Jason Rubin
Platform(s)
  • PlayStation 2
  • PlayStation Portable
  • PlayStation 3
  • PlayStation Vita
  • PlayStation 4
Starting time release Jak and Daxter: The Forerunner Legacy
Dec 3, 2001
Latest release Jak and Daxter Package
December seven, 2017

Jak and Daxter is a video game franchise created by Andy Gavin and Jason Rubin and owned by Sony Interactive Amusement. The series was developed past Naughty Domestic dog with a number of installments beingness outsourced to Ready at Dawn and High Impact Games. The first game, Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy, released on December 3, 2001, was one of the earliest titles for the PlayStation 2, and is regarded every bit a defining franchise for the console.

The games are story-based platformers that feature a mixture of action, racing and puzzle solving. The series is set in a fictional universe that incorporates scientific discipline fantasy, steampunk, cyberpunk, and mystical elements, while centering on the eponymous characters as they try to uncover the secrets of their globe, and unravel the mysteries left backside by an aboriginal race called the Precursors. The games are inspired past a combination of Eastern and Western culture, a decision made among the team members at Naughty Domestic dog and related stakeholders while developing the first title.

The kickoff iii games in the series were re-released on the PlayStation three and PlayStation Vita equally part of the remastered Jak and Daxter Collection that includes support for the PlayStation Network and the PlayStation Suite.[1] The original iii Jak and Daxter games, along with Jak X: Combat Racing, were released for the PlayStation iv as Jak and Daxter Package in Baronial 2017, alongside the release of Uncharted: The Lost Legacy. In Dec that twelvemonth, Jak II, Jak 3 and Jak X: Combat Racing were released. The series has also produced various forms of extended media and merchandise, and has sold over 12 one thousand thousand copies worldwide.

Games [edit]

Release timeline
2001 Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy
2002
2003 Jak Two
2004 Jak 3
2005 Jak X: Combat Racing
2006 Daxter
2007
2008
2009 Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier
2010
2011
2012 Jak and Daxter Drove (PS3)
2013 Jak and Daxter Drove (Vita)
2014
2015
2016
2017 Jak and Daxter Bundle

Main installments [edit]

Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy was first released in Northward America on December iii, 2001, for the PlayStation 2. After Daxter falls into a Dark Eco silo at the forbidden Misty Island, he is transformed from a human being into an ottsel, a fictional hybrid of an otter and weasel. In a quest to return Daxter to human being form, he and Jak set out to find the Dark Eco sage Gol Acheron. Nevertheless, the duo find Acheron corrupted past Dark Eco, choosing to use the elusive Light Eco to defeat him and save the earth at the cost of Daxter remaining in his ottsel class.[2] A wink game was published online in 2001 to promote The Forerunner Legacy.[3]

Jak II was get-go released in Due north America on October fourteen, 2003, for the PlayStation 2. Its narrative takes identify directly after the events of The Precursor Legacy. Jak, Daxter, Samos, and Keira are thrust into the industrious Oasis City after using the rift gate, with Jak being imprisoned by the Krimzon Guard upon his arrival in the metropolis. Jak is subjected to experiments with Dark Eco and is afterward capable of using Dark Eco powers. With the assist of Daxter, Jak escapes the prison and is at present in search of vengeance confronting the Krimzon Guard.[iv]

Jak three was first released in N America on Nov 9, 2004, for the PlayStation 2. After existence blamed by the residents of Oasis City for its destruction, Jak and Daxter are exiled to the Wasteland by Count Veger. Ashelin gives Jak a buoy in hopes that he'll be tracked downward, with Damas, the male monarch of nearby Spargus, rescuing him. In substitution, Jak and Daxter must now testify their worth to Damas and the city or risk being banished and thrown dorsum into the desert.[5]

Other games [edit]

Jak X: Combat Racing was first released in North America on October 18, 2005, for the PlayStation 2. Its narrative takes place following the events of Jak 3, with Jak and his allies inadvertently being poisoned while attending the reading of Krew's last volition. Jak and his allies must partake and win the Kras Urban center Grand Championship, a championship of the fictional sport of "combat racing", in Krew'southward name in guild to obtain an antidote for the poison.[6]

Daxter was first released in North America on March xiv, 2006, for the PlayStation Portable. The game primarily focuses on Daxter, taking place during the two year gap introduced in the opening of Jak Two. Daxter is now employed every bit a pest exterminator by the Kridder Ridder company, in which he works to mitigate the incoming metallic bug invasion. Alongside this work, Daxter is on a quest to find and costless Jak from his imprisonment by the Krimzon Guard.[seven]

Jak and Daxter: The Lost Borderland was first released in North America on Nov 3, 2009, for the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable. Its narrative takes place an undisclosed corporeality of time afterwards the events of the original trilogy. When their earth begins to run depression on Eco, Jak, Daxter, and Keira travel to the Brink, the edge of the earth, in search of aboriginal Forerunner machinery that tin can reverse this decline of Eco.[viii]

Collections and remasters [edit]

Jak and Daxter Collection was get-go released in North America on February vii, 2012, for the PlayStation iii—the franchise's get-go advent on the platform. It is a remastered port of the original trilogy—Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy, Jak Ii, and Jak 3.[9] The games were ported by Mass Media Games and feature 720p graphics at threescore frames per 2nd and trophies.[10] Mass Media Games later ported the drove to the PlayStation Vita and it was released in June 2013—the franchise's only advent on this platform.[11]

Jak and Daxter Bundle was beginning released in North America on Dec seven, 2017, for the PlayStation 4—the franchise'due south first advent on the platform.[12] The bundle features emulations of Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy, Jak II, Jak 3, and Jak 10: Combat Racing, in add-on to retaining trophy back up.[12] Prior to the release of the bundle, The Precursor Legacy was released on the PlayStation iv as a pre-society bonus for Uncharted: The Lost Legacy.[13] Between 2019 and 2020, Limited Run Games released a limited amount of physical copies of both standard and collector'south editions of the games.[xiv]

Gameplay [edit]

The series consists of four single-role player-only games, and two that include multiplayer. The series is primarily a story-based platformer presented in the third-person perspective. The player can explore a multitude of different areas in an open earth environment and can perform several melee attacks. A substance chosen Eco can besides be manipulated to enhance the player's abilities, with differently-colored Eco having different effects. Scarlet Eco enhances the damage dealt and yields one impervious to damage from Dark Eco crates. Blue Eco allows the player to move faster, leap slightly higher, move slightly farther using attacks, attract Greenish Eco and Forerunner orbs, and operate certain color coded machines. Green Eco is used to restore health, while Yellow Eco allows the thespian to shoot fire from the graphic symbol's hands, which can be done "from the hip," or using a scope. A hover bike called a "Zoomer" and a large bird known equally a "Flut-Flut" are also bachelor for transportation and to gain access to difficult-to-accomplish places. "Flut-Flut" too has the power to set on. Power Cells and Precursor Orbs are required to accelerate the story in The Precursor Legacy, while completing story-related missions and collecting Precursor Orbs unlocks new locations and allows the actor to unlock sure "Secrets" in all subsequent entries.

Shooting elements are briefly introduced in The Forerunner Legacy, becoming fully implemented in Jak Two. Jak Two features customizable weapons and other varied forms of combat, expanding upon features present in The Precursor Legacy. For example, Jak has many unlike gun mods. Each one is a certain color, either Blood-red, Blueish, Yellow, or Dark. Ruby gun mods brand the gun similar to a shotgun. Blue lets information technology fire as a car gun. Yellow mods are for long-range shooting, and Dark mods are for utmost power. Daxter is too a playable graphic symbol and features in several Crash Bandicoot-esque missions. Dark Eco powers also become available, which is countered by the introduction of Light Eco powers in Jak 3. Guns can exist upgraded twice through accomplishing certain story missions, and several abilities to use in both Light and Nighttime Jak forms are unlocked every bit well. Driving becomes a core ingredient and is further expanded upon in Jak 3. In The Lost Frontier aerial gainsay is integrated into the series. Precursor orbs tin be collected in each game to unlock cheats.

Jak X deviates from the series' more traditional style of gameplay, adapting into the racing genre, and is based on the driving mechanics developed for Jak 3. Several extras tin can exist unlocked for Jak X and Daxter by linking upwards the save files from the two respective games, and several thespian skins can be unlocked if the player has save files from The Forerunner Legacy, Jak 2, Jak 3 and Insomniac Games' Ratchet: Deadlocked.

With the exception of The Precursor Legacy, each installment offers "Hero Mode", which allows a actor to replay the game at a higher level of difficulty with all or nigh of their previous acquisitions. This mode, in addition to other bonus content, can be unlocked past finishing the game and purchasing said content in the secrets menu with Precursor Orbs.

Development [edit]

Chief series [edit]

Naughty Dog began work on a new game soon after the release of the sixth generation of consoles. Only ii programmers were originally allocated to the project, as the rest of the department was still developing Crash Team Racing. They began by building a new graphics engine that would exist capable of rendering a seamlessly continued, open globe environment. They then adult a fully articulated character to examine the engine's efficiency, before presenting the idea to Sony Figurer Entertainment following the completion of Crash Team Racing.[15] The aim of their new title was to suspension abroad from the linear approach taken in the Crash Bandicoot series, with minimal story and character evolution, and individually loaded levels.[sixteen] In a behind-the-scenes special by Naughty Domestic dog it was revealed that a new blend animation had been utilised for the game, allowing for a smoother frame rate and animation process.[17] The engine for Jak and Daxter was created from the basis upwardly specifically for the game. Unusually for most games, Naughty Canis familiaris invented a new programming language, GOAL, which was only ever used for the Jak and Daxter serial.[18]

Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy was revealed at E3 in June 2001. The game had a budget of $xiv million and a development cycle that lasted nearly iii years.[nineteen] At that time, they managed to create a fully interactive earth and conceived a narrative that would let for more than meaningful character development. The two central characters also went through a rigid design process that took inspiration from both Manga and Disney animation. They had initially planned on introducing a third character who would evolve as the game progressed in a Tamogotchi-mode fashion. However, this idea was scrapped as it led to several unnecessary complications. The game's soundtrack was recorded at Mutato Muzika Studios, and was produced by Mark Mothersbaugh with Josh Mancell composing the score.

Side games [edit]

PlayStation Portable [edit]

Following the release of the PlayStation Portable, Naughty Canis familiaris took interest in developing a new Jak and Daxter championship for the arrangement. Producer Sam Thompson helmed the production of the game, while Neil Druckmann was responsible for much of the design.[20] The team ultimately produced a tech demo, and had plans to allow players the ability to "create your own airships and cobble together all these things with these different stat bonuses and actually have meaningful engagements in the air".[xx] All the same, Evan Wells revealed that they were unable to sustain the game'due south development alongside Uncharted: Drake's Fortune and made the decision to pass the project onto High Impact Games, ultimately existence fleshed out equally Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier.[twenty] Following the lackluster success of the game, Thompson expressed the visitor'southward thwarting with the execution of The Lost Frontier, commenting "I'm not happy with that being Jak's swan song. I think we could take done a lot better".[twenty]

Mutual elements [edit]

Setting [edit]

Jak and Daxter is set in a fictional universe. The first game takes identify in a world brimming with diverse natural environments that are encompassed past village settlements, and aboriginal Precursor ruins and elements can be institute riddled throughout the landscape. An elemental substance chosen Eco is prominent throughout the game and is considered the earth'southward life source. Eco comes in several forms, Red Eco, Blue Eco, Yellow Eco, Green Eco, Lite Eco and Night Eco, each with different prospective effects. Subsequent entries/games are set in a future setting that has witnessed large advancements in both society and technology, mainly taking place in cities and other larger settlements and affecting both mitt-to-paw combat and available weaponry. Beyond cities in subsequent games lies natural environments with many platforming segments, akin to the first game. Overall, in that location are many distinct and differing environments available to detect and explore. All three main titles take place in an open earth with no piddling to no load times - a goal emphasized heavily since the first game.

Characters [edit]

The Jak and Daxter universe is populated primarily past a humanoid elfish species. Jak is the primary protagonist of the serial, and is playable in every game with the exception of Daxter. In The Precursor Legacy, he accidentally turned Daxter from a human into an ottsel (a fictional hybrid of an otter and weasel) after accidentally bumping him into a reservoir of Night Eco and sets out on a quest in attempts to undo the transformation. In Jak II, he is infused with Dark Eco due to experimentations performed by Baron Praxis, and in Jak 3 he is blessed with Light Eco past the Precursors. Both Light and Nighttime Eco abilities are expanded upon during the course of the story in "Jak iii." In Jak 10, he is forced to race in the Kras City M Championship in order to save his life. He later travels to The Brink to investigate the Eco shortage that is ravaging his earth in The Lost Frontier.

Daxter is Jak'due south sidekick, and is often found getting into trouble. Daxter was in one case a human but roughshod into a pit of Dark Eco in the opening cutscene of the first game in the series, which mutated him into an ottsel. He rescues Jak at the showtime of Jak II, and becomes playable intermittently for the first time in the series. In Jak three his part is expanded, and he gets a pair of pants every bit a reward for his efforts as an ongoing gag in the game. In Daxter, he details his adventures in the two-yr time span before he managed to interruption Jak out of prison.[21] In Jak 10, he accompanies Jak and his friends to Kras City, and assists them as they compete in the Kras City Grand Championship. He subsequently travels with Jak and Keira to The Brink in The Lost Borderland.

Music [edit]

5 Jak and Daxter soundtracks have been commercially released and have featured several composers, including Mark Mothersbaugh, Josh Mancell, Larry Hopkins, Billy Howerdel, and James Dooley. The compositions were inspired by world music, with Mancell commenting that he intended "to create something other than an expected orchestral flavoured fantasy soundtrack. I concluded upwards using a lot of non-Western instruments and traditional, Western orchestral instruments such as the French Horn and Cello. Additionally, I feel the Jak games take both an ancient and futuristic vibe most them - I wanted the music to evoke both qualities."[22] The soundtracks for Jak and Daxter: The Forerunner Legacy, Jak II, Jak iii, and Jak X: Combat Racing were all commercially released in 2019 by Express Run Games as part of the Collector'southward Edition of each respective game.[14]

On November 2, 2009, Jak and Daxter: The Lost Borderland Original Soundtrack was released on the iTunes Shop by SIE.[23] [ better source needed ]

Critical reception [edit]

With physical and digital copies combined, the Jak and Daxter franchise has sold over 15 one thousand thousand games worldwide (as of April 2017).[33] Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy received disquisitional acclaim from several reviewers as compiled past review aggregator Metacritic, with the game having the highest score in the franchise at xc/100. Jak II, Jak 3, Daxter, and Jak and Daxter Collection (PS3) all received generally favorable reception, while Jak X: Combat Racing only received mixed reception. The Lost Borderland too only had mixed reception and, not including the PlayStation Vita port of Jak and Daxter Collection, it has the lowest score in the serial from Metacritic (71/100).

The series has received critical acclaim for its innovation in the platform genre. The series holds vii records in the Guinness Globe Records Gamer's Edition, 2008, with The Precursor Legacy holding a record for including the Get-go Seamless 3D World in a Console Game.[34] Jack DeVries of IGN referred to the series as "the all-time action platformers of [that] generation," praising the "huge worlds, memorable characters, action packed stories, and great gameplay".[35] Jeffrey Matulef of Eurogamer stated that "the Jak and Daxter series may not be as solid a platformer every bit Sly Cooper and its gunplay isn't equally refined as Ratchet & Clank's – but in terms of appetite, invention and grandiosity, it remains leagues higher up its concluding-gen platforming brethren".[36]

The series has likewise received praise for its various gameplay styles. Matt Helgeson of Game Informer noted that the "serial was driven by a restless sense of innovation," praising "Naughty Dog's work in this franchise [for creating] great characters, finely tuned gameplay, and a unceasing inventiveness".[37] Helgeson also declared that the Jak games "stand upward as epic adventures".[37] Matulef further stated that "the Jak and Daxter series remains a fascinating document of the evolution of the action run a risk; its heroes are unstuck in time, without a genre to telephone call habitation. No series has been then willing to switch gameplay styles with such reckless abandon, and The Jak and Daxter Trilogy represents a shining instance of what happens when a capable programmer takes a huge risk."[36] GameSpot stated that the franchise's "tight execution and heavy activeness elements ensure that things never get dull," adding that the franchise "manages to provide a rewarding gameplay experience that shouldn't be missed".[38]

Trade [edit]

Naughty Domestic dog have released various forms of merchandise since the series' inception. These include strategy guides for each game, several forms of habiliment and collectible figures.[39] A express edition Precursor orb was also released to celebrate the serial' 10th anniversary.[40]

Miscellaneous media [edit]

The Jak and Daxter series has been featured in a variety of other media.

  • In LittleBigPlanet, LittleBigPlanet ii and LittleBigPlanet Karting, a Jak costume and a Daxter costume are available for Sackboy through bonus add-ons.[41]
  • Jak and Daxter appeared as playable characters in the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita title PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale.[42]
  • In Ratchet: Deadlocked, Jak appears as an alternate skin for Ratchet.[ commendation needed ]
  • In Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time, Daxter appears wearing a leopard loincloth as a museum treasure. Its description reads "The Lutrela Nivadensis is a rare hybrid species of the Carnivora family. It is known for its orange fur and loud mouth."[ citation needed ]
  • A "Strange Relic" can be discovered in multiple games in the Uncharted serial, another game serial developed past Naughty Dog. It is a copy of the Precursor Orbs found in the Jak and Daxter universe, and when translated reads "NaughtyDog, Madman."[ citation needed ]
  • Jak appears alongside Ratchet as a playable graphic symbol in Hot Shots Golf Fore! and Daxter acts equally a golf caddy.[ commendation needed ]
  • Jak and Daxter announced on posters in various games in the Ratchet & Clank universe.[ citation needed ]
  • Jak and Daxter appear in several groundwork cameos in Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando.[ citation needed ]
  • Daxter is referenced in Uncharted: Drake'south Fortune, with "Ottsel" written across Nathan Drake'southward swimsuit, and a picture of Daxter'south face up on the sleeve.[ citation needed ]
  • Daxter is featured as a gratis downloadable character in the PlayStation 3 game Pain.[ citation needed ]
  • In Uncharted three: Drake's Deception, a pair of Jak Goggles can be purchased from the PlayStation Shop for use in multiplayer.[ citation needed ]
  • In The Terminal of Us, Jak and Daxter brand several cameos in the form of easter eggs and unlockable outfits.[ citation needed ]
  • In The Guild: 1886, Daxter appears in the form of an easter egg. The game is developed by Set at Dawn.[ citation needed ]
  • In The Final of Us Part Ii, Jak and Daxter make several cameos in the form of easter eggs.[43]
  • In Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, Jak and Daxter besides as Precursor Orb can be brought into Ratchet and Clank's dimension past using the new RYNO 8 weapon. The dimension from which Jak and Daxter originate is named Dimension 31x7 according to a character named Mags.[44]

Future [edit]

Evan Wells revealed that they had explored the idea of making a new game extensively before the development began on The Last of Us.[45] Creative director Neil Druckmann subsequently unveiled several illustrations for the abandoned game at a briefing for The Last of Us. He explained that they had planned on making a reboot of the series and had spent a long time exploring diverse concepts.[46]

In response to an alleged concept fine art leak in 2016, Naughty Dog's Manager of Communication Arne Meyer stated that nada was currently being worked on. Also, due to circumstances at Naughty Dog, Jak and Daxter has not yet been reconsidered, simply is never off the tabular array.[47]

In 2019, Limited Run Games announced a commemorative mock instance for the unreleased Jak and Daxter reboot, which was released in June 2020. The mock case uses the championship Jak IV and features concept fine art from the scrapped reboot that was revealed in Naughty Dog's coffee table volume, The Art of Naughty Dog. The instance, in addition to a digital theme code, was given to consumers who purchased all four Jak and Daxter titles directly from the Limited Run Games website.[48]

In February 2022, a Jak and Daxter flick accommodation was revealed to be in development with Uncharted director Ruben Fleischer collaborating on the pic with Naughty Dog.[49] [50]

References [edit]

Explanatory notes [edit]

  1. ^ Chief installments: Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy, Jak Two, Jak iii, and Jak X: Gainsay Racing.
  2. ^ PSP installment: Daxter (video game).
  3. ^ PSP installment: Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier.
  4. ^ Jak and Daxter Collection for PS3.
  5. ^ Formerly Sony Computer Entertainment. Published all installments.

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