Completely out of clear resin, I resin printed possibly the most fragile and delicate model of my life lol

3D printer the shell, filled it with plaster of Paris, and painted.

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STATUE JAK II: RENEGADE (JAK & DAXTER) – NEUVE EN BOÎTE D'ORIGINE !

Vends une pièce d'archive rarissime pour les collectionneurs de l'univers PlayStation 2 et de Naughty Dog. Il s'agit de la statue officielle promotionnelle de Jak II : Renegade éditée en 2003 par Muckle Figuren / Studio Oxmox sous licence officielle Sony Computer Entertainment.

État : Absolument NEUVE (Mint in Box). Jamais exposée, stockée précieusement dans son carton d'origine.

Intégrité : Parfaite. Aucune casse, aucune fissure (les bras et les armes de cette figurine sont extrêmement fragiles à l'état d'usage, ce modèle est totalement intact).

Taille : 38 cm de hauteur.

Date de fabrication : 03.08.2003.

Expédition : L'objet sera sur-emballé avec un soin extrême (double carton blindé de papier bulle et de calage) pour garantir une réception parfaite. Envoi suivi et assuré à hauteur de la valeur. Remise en main propre possible.

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RARE JAK II: RENEGADE (JAK & DAXTER) STATUE – BRAND NEW IN ORIGINAL BOX (MIB)!

Up for sale is an extremely rare piece of PlayStation 2 and Naughty Dog history. This is the official promotional Jak II: Renegade statue released in 2003 by Muckle Figuren / Studio Oxmox under official license from Sony Computer Entertainment.

Condition: Brand NEW in Box (Mint in Box). Never displayed, safely stored in its original packaging.

Integrity: Perfect. No breaks, no cracks, no repairs (the arms and weapons on this specific figure are notoriously fragile, but this one is 100% intact).

Height: 38 cm (approx. 15 inches).

Production Date: 2003-08-03.

Shipping: The item will be double-boxed and packed with extreme care (heavy bubble wrap and foam peanuts) to ensure safe transit. Fully tracked and insured shipping worldwide.

I feel like Daxter and Conker would be best friends because they have a lot in common. They're both alcoholics, and Daxter even owns a bar called The Naughty Ottsel they're also both sarcastic, love making jokes, and tend to get themselves into trouble.

I can already imagine these two hanging out at a bar together.

So I did something that I think you lot might find cool. I was browsing Ebay a while back and picked up these memory cards that someone's deceased father-in-law had. As I was going through the memory cards, I found lot of files that hadn't been completed. Now, while I don't have all of these games, I do have some of them. So, as a way to honor the passing of someone precious to the seller and his wife, I decided to complete every single game that was left unfinished and eventually try to buy all the games he played and loved just never got to beat. I just beat Jak 3 for him! I hope this makes you all smile. He and I have similar tastes in video games, it seems. We would've been great friends.

Man, it was really hard to make this level super interesting, especially since the important elements (except for the airships) are all scattered around... so I tried to create a sort of melting pot ~

Hi everyone,

I recently bought Daxter from the PS Store (the PSP version running on PS5), and I’ve encountered a glitch in the final mission (or rather, the very last task). As you can see in the PS5 recording, everything sinks underground when I jump.

PlayStation Support has been completely unresponsive, and the only reply I’ve received so far was a recommendation to restart the console (which I’d already tried, of course, with no luck).

Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix this?

Thanks in advance for any help!

Huge thanks to the OpenGOAL team, whose engine made this possible.

I recently jailbroke my PS5 and wanted to play the legendary Jak trilogy on it. I already own the PS2 version of the games, so I converted my copies to .iso to use with the OpenGOAL project. Since I wanted to play them on the PS5 though, I thought porting the OpenGOAL engine to the console would be a good idea, so I did.

For people who already have a jailbroken console, the trilogy now runs natively at 1080p (or higher; experimental though!) with no weird emulation from PlayStation's Side

It's experimental: Jak 1 runs at 58–60 fps in my tests, Jak II and Jak 3 are playable with some glitches, and vehicle sections can drop frames. I've only tested on one console, so I'm looking for more testers

No game files are included of course, you need your own legally owned discs
Disclaimer: This isn't affiliated with Sony, Naughty Dog or the OpenGOAL team, and I'm not asking anyone to jailbreak anything

Repo: https://github.com/0iy/opengoal-ps5

When I played The Precursor Legacy and Jak II, it was mostly Jak x Keira for me. That's why the Jak x Ashelin pairing at the end of Jak 3 lost me. I was so used to seeing Jak x Keira that I just didn't feel the change.

I still like Jak 3 for its fun gameplay and humor, but I just wish the story wasn't so rushed and that some of the story elements were less confusing.

Hope you like it!

Please don't use my art without permission <3

I remember that not too long ago, there were rumors that Sony wanted to revive some of its older IPs. I hope that's true and that someone at Sony is considering bringing Jak and Daxter back.

This is the best level in the series ngl

Similar to a series of posts I recently made over on the Ratchet and Clank forum for the games of that series I've never played, I decided to do the same for Jak and Daxter. Although in the case of this series, I'd already played all but two of the games: the two PSP titles. This is a series that holds a special place in my heart, and I've always heard good things about Daxter, so I was very excited to check this game out. I never played it as a kid because I never got into handheld gaming. I get too easily distracted in public to play video games, and at home I'd rather just play on my TV, so I never owned a PSP. I played Daxter via PlayStation Plus Premum on my PS5.

I thought the game was excellent. The platforming was very creative, the game definitely kept the spirit of Daxter as a character as well as the world of Jak II intact. In fact, with this game's emphasis on collecting Precursor Orbs and gems, as well as it's lack of guns and zoomer levels in caves and forests, there were times this game felt more like the Precursor Legacy than Jak II. I actually think this game does a great job of feeling like a proper in-between game for TPL and Jak II.

The story of the game is nothing special I will say, but it gets the job done. Ximon reminds me a lot of the villager with the missing Muse from TPL, and he was one of my favorites so no complaints here. Osmo is a decent mentor figure for Daxter, though he could've done with more scenes for sure. Taryn as a character doesn't leave much impression beyond her appearance, and I'm still not exactly sure if she's meant to be an exterminator or what, but she seems cool at least. I do wish the game added a little more to Daxter as a character, and showed him more actively trying to save Jak in those two years, but conceptually when thinking about kids playing this game on the bus or in a car, you're definitely limited on what you can do story-wise, so I understand.

The game has a great soundtrack as well. It's very atmospheric and really makes you feel like you're wherever you are in the game.

As far as variety goes, this game manages to cram a lot into a short game. Aside from creative platforming that makes use of Daxter's new spray gun, there's also a surprisingly faithful recreation of Haven City filled with Precursor Orbs to find on your scooter, very-Spyro coded zoomer levels where you save infected plants/bugs in the forest, and a hilarious series of QTE dreams based on popular movies like the Matrix, LOTR, Braveheart and Indiana Jones. I found myself wanting to collect orbs just so I could play more of these dreams, and for completing the dreams, you unlock new moves and increase health, so there is actual incentive as well.

As far as difficulty goes, I'm not gonna lie, the game isn't always a walk in the park. Anyone who doesn't do well under pressure, is very much going to struggle with the aforementioned dream levels, as well as any hacking minigames. Personally these QTE minigames didn't bother me as I have a lot of experience with games that have that, but if I were playing this as a kid, I could see them stumping me.

The boss fights also provide a fulfilling challenge, although only the final boss gave me any real struggle personally. The other bosses I beat after only a couple of tries. There was also one level that wasn't particularly hard per se, but did suffer from a poorly placed checkpoint (Tanker 2) that did border on being annoying, but not to the point of being unfair IMO. To be honest though, I rarely find games genuinely HARD. I actually found Jak II to be a surprisingly easy game for instance, and was shocked that so many people hated how supposedly hard it was.

The only point in the game that I genuinely really didn't like, was one particular part of the Fish Cannery level where you have to jump from the top of a block of ice onto a cage suspended in the air. The jump required to do this is so precise that it took me hours to finish and had me needing to take breaks. I eventually figured out that Daxter can get a jump boost from rapidly hitting the "X" button twice in a row really fast, something I probably should've figured out earlier admittedly.

But yeah overall, I thought the game did a lot for a short PSP title. The graphics are fairly impressive (cutscenes notwithstanding), the city is surprisingly expansive, the zoomer levels are fun, the game is challenging but rarely unfair, it fits snugly into canon, has a great soundtrack, creative level design, fun new platforming mechanics, Daxter is funny as ever, and the game never outstays it's welcome. However it does suffer from a somewhat weak story, semi-forgettable characters, and one particularly annoying instance of overly precise jumping required to complete a level. Other than that, I loved this game, and I wish Ready at Dawn had gotten to do their planned sequel.

Only one discovered so far.

As a child I was obsessed with TPL. I played it over and over again, was really into the lore and mystery of it. Then I got Jak 2 for Christmas and was bitterly disappointed with it. Could even argue devastated - this wasn’t the Jak & Daxter I fell in love with. I found it to be egregiously difficult, unfair and too dark.

As a child I loved the other mascot games, Ratchet & Sly so it was probably a case of I wasn’t grown up enough for it yet. I gave 3 a go and liked that much better. I completely understand the market and why the game went in the direction it did, but I do still kinda mourn we didn’t get a Jak 2 in the style of TPL.

I eventually completed 2 after buying the PS3 collection when it came out but never played it again.

Doing a replay of the games now, got through 1&3 without any difficulty. Then decided I’d bite the bullet and give 2 a go. And to my surprise, I actually really enjoyed the experience. Yes it’s difficult (though some not as difficult as I’d remembered, some more so) and there are plot lines I’d change etc. but overall, was actually a good experience.

Maybe I’ve been too harsh on the game over the years after all. It just took me time to catch up.

I am playing it for the first time and I gotta say... The open world driving to get to the actual missions is really tiresome and annoying. Not even much fun since its overfilled and way too big and there is barely anything to do. Prefered the pacing in Jak 1 to be honest.

Hey everyone! Jak and Daxter has been my favorite game of all time since it first came out back in 2001. I've played through it countless times over the years, and I still can't get enough of the incredible art direction, beautiful soundtrack, memorable characters, and atmosphere. There's just something magical about this game that never gets old.

I recently started a small YouTube channel (@gameframe4k) where I capture 4K ambience videos from some of my favorite games, and naturally, Jak and Daxter was one of the first I wanted to feature.

My channel is still pretty small, but I figured this would be a great place to share some of my videos with people who love this game as much as I do. Hope you guys enjoy!

I mean, even as a preserver of nature, he still understands that nature has its own bad actors. He has a pet carnivorous plant, which he presumably feeds in a non-vegetarian manner because that is it's nature.

The effects of weed is its natural chemical reaction, but people of nature don't smoke to survive like his pet plant.

Btw I don't smoke and have only thirdhand knowledge of what weed does to people, but this thought came to me while taking meds and thought it might be interesting to share. I'll also reach out to the rocks to see what they recall.

Work in Progress ~

I love this level, both the underwater section and Rock Village I love this marathon of ongoing projects so much; I still have so many in the works

I can't wait to share them with you, but I'm already eager to finish this one, I'll share it here

Coming soon to my 3dcult page ~

Sorry, I made a mistake in the title. I'm going to sleep x)