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Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier Reviews
| website | score | publish date | article quality |
| EuroGamer | 8/10 | Nov 13 '09 | |
| GameSpot | 7.5/10 | Dec 02 '09 | |
| Gamespy | 2.5/5 | Nov 06 '09 | |
| Gamespy | 2.5/5 | Nov 06 '09 | |
| IGN PSP | 7.4/10 | Nov 05 '09 | |
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Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier Previews
| website | publish date | article rating | |
| IGN PSP | Apr 01 '09 | ||
| 1UP | Jun 04 '09 | ||
| 1UP | Jun 04 '09 | ||
| 1UP | Jun 04 '09 | ||
| EuroGamer | May 25 '05 | ||
| Games Radar | Nov 02 '09 | ||
| GameSpot | Sep 18 '09 | ||
| GameZone | Oct 09 '09 | ||
| GameZone | Oct 09 '09 | ||
| GameZone | Oct 08 '09 | ||
| GameZone | Oct 09 '09 | ||
| IGN PSP | Sep 24 '09 | ||
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Quoted from Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier Reviews:
Check out these quotes from Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier reviews & previews"You're reading an E3 2009 preview, which we've broken into three sections to make it easy to sift through during this week of convention madness. Check out E3.1UP.COM for all (meaning words, screens, and videos) of our E3 2009 coverage. What's the game about? It may not be the PlayStation 3 sequel that fans have been begging for, but Jak & Daxter: The Lost Frontier picks up after the PlayStation 2 trilogy with a PSP and PS2 sequel that mixes its traditional action/platform approach with a hearty portion of airplane combat. High Impact Games, known for bringing Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters and Secret Agent Clank to the PSP, is developing this new Jak extension. What's new for E3? Sony had the PSP version on display, though a rep tells us the nearly identical PlayStation 2 version will launch simultaneously alongside it this fall. The demo contained just two levels: a platforming stage in which you learn a couple new abilities, and a plane segment that has you taking down a giant airship. The plane levels will reportedly represent upwards of 35% of the total game, so fans of the original platformers may be in for a bit of a shock with this newly varied approach."
"You're reading an E3 2009 preview, which we've broken into three sections to make it easy to sift through during this week of convention madness. Check out E3.1UP.COM for all (meaning words, screens, and videos) of our E3 2009 coverage. What's the game about? It may not be the PlayStation 3 sequel that fans have been begging for, but Jak & Daxter: The Lost Frontier picks up after the PlayStation 2 trilogy with a PSP and PS2 sequel that mixes its traditional action/platform approach with a hearty portion of airplane combat. High Impact Games, known for bringing Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters and Secret Agent Clank to the PSP, is developing this new Jak extension. What's new for E3? Sony had the PSP version on display, though a rep tells us the nearly identical PlayStation 2 version will launch simultaneously alongside it this fall. The demo contained just two levels: a platforming stage in which you learn a couple new abilities, and a plane segment that has you taking down a giant airship. The plane levels will reportedly represent upwards of 35% of the total game, so fans of the original platformers may be in for a bit of a shock with this newly varied approach."
"You're reading an E3 2009 preview, which we've broken into three sections to make it easy to sift through during this week of convention madness. Check out E3.1UP.COM for all (meaning words, screens, and videos) of our E3 2009 coverage. What's the game about? It may not be the PlayStation 3 sequel that fans have been begging for, but Jak & Daxter: The Lost Frontier picks up after the PlayStation 2 trilogy with a PSP and PS2 sequel that mixes its traditional action/platform approach with a hearty portion of airplane combat. High Impact Games, known for bringing Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters and Secret Agent Clank to the PSP, is developing this new Jak extension. What's new for E3? Sony had the PSP version on display, though a rep tells us the nearly identical PlayStation 2 version will launch simultaneously alongside it this fall. The demo contained just two levels: a platforming stage in which you learn a couple new abilities, and a plane segment that has you taking down a giant airship. The plane levels will reportedly represent upwards of 35% of the total game, so fans of the original platformers may be in for a bit of a shock with this newly varied approach."
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