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Sony Iron Aces 2: Birds of Prey PlayStation 2 Games
Sony Iron Aces 2: Birds of Prey PlayStation 2 Games
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Sony Iron Storm PlayStation 2 Games
Sony Iron Storm PlayStation 2 Games
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Sony Island Xtreme Stunts PlayStation 2 Games
Sony Island Xtreme Stunts PlayStation 2 Games
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Sony Italian Job: LA Heist PlayStation 2 Games
Sony Italian Job: LA Heist PlayStation 2 Games
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Sony Jak And Daxter PlayStation 2 Games
Sony Jak And Daxter PlayStation 2 Games
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Sony Jak and Daxter Platinum PlayStation 2 Games
The PS2 is finally getting its fair share of platform games, and Jak & Daxter is a corker. Following the adventures of the yellow-barnetted Jak and his wisecracking sidekick Daxter (newly transformed into a rodent, and not happy about it), it's a free-roaming 3-D adventure very much along the lines of the N64's Banjo Kazooie--only less irritating. The gameplay, while not breaking any new ground, is perfectly polished and diverse enough to keep the interest up throughout; the main body of the game involves running, jumping, and spinning around the world collecting orbs and power cells and bashing enemies, but there are also racing, fishing and sliding bits, and all are very well done. The game world is seamless and you can move between areas and missions pretty much at will; there are no loading times whatsoever--a lesson which the latest Crash Bandicoot would have done well to learn. What's more, the irritation of having to restart levels and collect everything again if you lose all your energy is mercifully absent here. The graphics are truly scrumptious and the sound lush--and, shock horror, the script's decent and the characterisation and voice acting not half bad. It's not quite as amusing and cleverly thought out as Rare's aforementioned N64 stalwart--or their more recent Conker's Bad Fur Day--but it's pretty close. The downsides? It's maybe a bit too easy for seasoned gamers--though by no means a cinch--and the magnificent graphics have eaten up memory that might have been used to make the game longer; as trade-offs go, though, that's pretty reasonable. Bring on the sequel! --Rikki Price
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Sony Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy PlayStation 2 Games
Sony Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy PlayStation 2 Games
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Sony Jak II PlayStation 2 Games
Sony Jak II PlayStation 2 Games
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Sony Jak II: Renegade PlayStation 2 Games
The original is widely regarded as the best 3-D platformer for the PS2 ever, so Jak II: Renegade is going to appeal to anyone that loved Jak and Daxter. Things aren't quite how they used to be though, for although the first game was a very Rare-esque happy cartoon adventure, this one is rather darker and more violent (and packs some surprisingly harsh language). As the game begins Jak is captured by the evil Baron Praxis and subjected to all sorts of torturous tests and experiments in the two years it takes for Daxter to find and rescue him--the happy-go-lucky adventurer from the first game has been replaced by a mean and moody fugitive out for revenge. As well as taking a rather unhealthy interest in various high-powered weaponry, Jak's two years of incarceration have also left him with the ability to transform, Hulk-like, into the extra-surly Dark Jak, which apart from pumping him up to Arnie-style muscle levels also allows him to use Dark Eco magic. Also new for this sequel is the fact that Jak has his own hoverboard, which he carries around wherever he goes and can be used at any time. And if even that seems like too much bother, nearly all the other vehicles in the game can be commandeered and used if you need a bit more speed or extra firepower. There's a bit more competition in terms of quality PS2 platformers now than when the original game came out, but this is still one of the best, and a genuine improvement on what came before. --David Jenkins
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Sony Jak III PlayStation 2 Games
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Sony James Bond 007: Agent Under Fire PlayStation 2 Games
Sony James Bond 007: Agent Under Fire PlayStation 2 Games
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Sony James Bond 007: Everything Or Nothing PlayStation 2 Games
Sony James Bond 007: Everything Or Nothing PlayStation 2 Games
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Sony James Bond 007: NightFire PlayStation 2 Games
Sony James Bond 007: NightFire PlayStation 2 Games
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Sony James Camerons Dark Angel PlayStation 2 Games
Sony James Camerons Dark Angel PlayStation 2 Games
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Sony Jeremy McGrath's Supercross World PlayStation 2 Games
Sony Jeremy McGrath's Supercross World PlayStation 2 Games
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