Granted, it could have been better but that is the way it is. Then head down to the comments section and let us know which game(s) you’re most excited to revisit when the Jak and Daxter franchise returns to PSN later this year.A lot of negative comments about this game collection on Vita. Remote Play will also be supported, for Vita and PC owners, as will Shareplay.įor a closer look at the Jak and Daxter series, take a few minutes to watch the PS2 Classics announcement trailer from Sony and Naughty Dog. All four titles will include trophy support, for those who still enjoy collecting Sony’s version of achievements, and will also tie into the PS4 Activity Feed. The studio also confirmed the upcoming Jak and Daxter ports will support a handful of modern console features. Naughty Dog says all four games will include 1080p up-rendering, so they won’t look distorted on modern TVs, but don’t expect to see high definition textures or native 4K support when the Jak and Daxter franchise hits PS4. Unfortunately, the franchise isn’t getting the Definitive Edition treatment that’s become quite popular in recent years. Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy will be joined by both its sequels, Jak II and Jak 3, along with Jak X: Combat Racing - a relic of an era when every major publisher hoped to replicate the success of Mario Kart.
Even if they aren’t taking the form that some Jak and Daxter fans hoped for.įour games from the Naughty Dog catalogue will join the PS2 Classics catalog later this year. And Naughty Dog says fans can expect all of the duo’s adventures to make the jump.
Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy, one of the best platformers of the PlayStation 2 era, is coming to PS4.
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