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Jak and Daxter Collection (Korea)

PlayStation 3
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2012
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Jak and Daxter Collection groups the three PS2 saga episodes remastered in HD. Trilogy of cult action-adventure platformers with Jak and Daxter. The best way to rediscover this iconic PlayStation saga.

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Category
Compilation 1 player 12+
Description
Sony HD compilation gathering the Naughty Dog Jak and Daxter PS2 trilogy remastered on PS3. Published by Sony, released in Europe in June 2012. Includes Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy, Jak II, and Jak 3 in 1080p HD at 60 fps, stereoscopic 3D support, and exclusive trophies. Classic reference. European version.

Jak and Daxter Collection review

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Art direction
"Iconic"
4/5
Music
"Excellent"
3/5
Story
"Solid"
A colourful open world without the slightest break, round creatures and exotic landscapes bathed in light: everything evokes a playable animated film. The technical fluidity and the warm design compose a universe of joyful vitality. This visual generosity, polished and inventive, showcases Naughty Dog's talent.
Gameplay
"Excellent"
Difficulty
"Balanced"
Technical info
💾7,8 GB 📅07/02/2012
Published by Sony

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Collector interest

The Korean and Asian edition of the Jak and Daxter Collection, an HD remaster of Naughty Dog's trilogy released in very low volume on these markets. Its appeal lies in this marked regional scarcity, far tighter than the European edition, making it a target hunted by collectors of the Naughty Dog line and of Asian pressings. A piece hard to assemble complete in Asia.

Is Jak and Daxter Collection still worth playing in 2026?

This Jak and Daxter Collection gathers the three entries of Naughty Dog's PS2 saga, remastered in HD, one of the finest action-adventure platforming trilogies of the PlayStation era. From the colourful, good-natured first game to the darker, more action-oriented drift of the sequels, the evolution of the Jak and Daxter duo offers a generous and varied journey. The remaster nicely heightens already ambitious games, despite a few technical imperfections. The inventive level design and the complicit humour have aged well. To discover or relive this iconic saga in one set, it is a choice acquisition.

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