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Wie letztes Jahr von einigen gewünscht, hier eine Erinnerung zur Unterstützung.
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Hallo Gast, falls du dich wunderst, wieso Bilder und Videos nicht mehr sofort angezeigt werden, schau mal hier.
Jak II
- Ersteller des Themas Alex
- Erstellungsdatum
Alex
El Toxico
Von Kikizo gibts ein Making of Video (war z.B auf der Playzone DVD drauf) mit vielen Szenen aus dem Spiel:
High Quality 40MB
Low Quality 17MB
High Quality 40MB
Low Quality 17MB
Alex
El Toxico
Hier sind nochmal 4 neue Vids:
Teile vom Intro:
http://www.gameinformer.com/Images/downloads/movies/Jak2/Jak2-1.mpg
Gameplay:
http://www.gameinformer.com/Images/downloads/movies/Jak2/Jak2-2.mpg
http://www.gameinformer.com/Images/downloads/movies/Jak2/Jak2-3.mpg
http://www.gameinformer.com/Images/downloads/movies/Jak2/Jak2-4.mpg
Bis auf die Maniac 81%, hat Jak2 ja bis jetzt überall Höchstwertungen eingefahren. Gamepro 90% / OPM2 89% / Playzone 91%. Dass alle von einem teilweise knackigen Schwierigkeitsgrad reden freut mich besonders, da der 1. Teil imo viel zu leicht geraten war.
Wer holt sichs denn am 15.?
Teile vom Intro:
http://www.gameinformer.com/Images/downloads/movies/Jak2/Jak2-1.mpg
Gameplay:
http://www.gameinformer.com/Images/downloads/movies/Jak2/Jak2-2.mpg
http://www.gameinformer.com/Images/downloads/movies/Jak2/Jak2-3.mpg
http://www.gameinformer.com/Images/downloads/movies/Jak2/Jak2-4.mpg
Bis auf die Maniac 81%, hat Jak2 ja bis jetzt überall Höchstwertungen eingefahren. Gamepro 90% / OPM2 89% / Playzone 91%. Dass alle von einem teilweise knackigen Schwierigkeitsgrad reden freut mich besonders, da der 1. Teil imo viel zu leicht geraten war.
Wer holt sichs denn am 15.?
V
Valo
Guest
Naja, ich weiss auch noch ganz genau wer dir den Hinweis mit dem Doppelsprung gegeben hat. *g*
Steve Austin
Deutscher Fußballmeister
Werds mir auch am 15. zulegen. Der erste Teil war spitze, nur ein wenig zu leicht. Das er zweite Teil schwerer sein soll, klingt schonmal gut.
Alex
El Toxico
Der Vollständigkeit halber:
9.4 Presentation
All is good here in Haven City: Healthy cutscenes? Check. Effective menus and maps? Check. Pretty? Check.
9.5 Graphics
So many bIllions of polygons even Carl Sagan would be proud. High res, wide screen, very pretty and 60 FPS. And GREAT lighting and particles.
9.0 Sound
Technically sound stuff (no pun intended), DPL2 too. Interactive and less kiddy-cheery, which is good. But not a Music Award winning soundtrack either.
9.4 Gameplay
Platforming evolved. Burly guns, talking lead characters, twisting narrative, plus sex jokes? Yup.
9.3 Lasting Appeal
It's long, deep and it will make you return for the Precursor eggs. But mainly, the game is long, not easy, and solid coming in over 20 hours of play first time through.
9.5 OVERALL
(out of 10 / not an average)
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Closing Comments
I'll make my case this way: Jak II, whether you call it a platformer or not, is born from the tradition of platformers, and retains numerous elements of that world -- the control, the goofy characters, the kiddy playfulness, etc. So as an evolution of that genre, it does an outstanding job in catching, keeping, and generating my interest. When I'm at my most ADD, this game grabs my attention. When I'm totally mellow and not distractable at all, the variety of missions, and the level of the challenge (it's hard but not brutal, which is the perfect pitch for me) pull at my thumbs.
If I look at the game as an action game, or as an adventure game, it's stunningly good, fat with great shooting levels, vehicle jacking, hovercraft missions, and some superb racing courses. Of course, the story is what drives this game forward, but it's the perfect blend of platforming elements and action-shooting that are so good, feel so right -- and with guns that feel so good -- that in the end, I don't give a damn what genre this game actually falls under. What is it? It's one of the very best games on PS2.
http://ps2.ign.com/articles/454/454132p1.html?fromint=1
*g*
9.4 Presentation
All is good here in Haven City: Healthy cutscenes? Check. Effective menus and maps? Check. Pretty? Check.
9.5 Graphics
So many bIllions of polygons even Carl Sagan would be proud. High res, wide screen, very pretty and 60 FPS. And GREAT lighting and particles.
9.0 Sound
Technically sound stuff (no pun intended), DPL2 too. Interactive and less kiddy-cheery, which is good. But not a Music Award winning soundtrack either.
9.4 Gameplay
Platforming evolved. Burly guns, talking lead characters, twisting narrative, plus sex jokes? Yup.
9.3 Lasting Appeal
It's long, deep and it will make you return for the Precursor eggs. But mainly, the game is long, not easy, and solid coming in over 20 hours of play first time through.
9.5 OVERALL
(out of 10 / not an average)
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Closing Comments
I'll make my case this way: Jak II, whether you call it a platformer or not, is born from the tradition of platformers, and retains numerous elements of that world -- the control, the goofy characters, the kiddy playfulness, etc. So as an evolution of that genre, it does an outstanding job in catching, keeping, and generating my interest. When I'm at my most ADD, this game grabs my attention. When I'm totally mellow and not distractable at all, the variety of missions, and the level of the challenge (it's hard but not brutal, which is the perfect pitch for me) pull at my thumbs.
If I look at the game as an action game, or as an adventure game, it's stunningly good, fat with great shooting levels, vehicle jacking, hovercraft missions, and some superb racing courses. Of course, the story is what drives this game forward, but it's the perfect blend of platforming elements and action-shooting that are so good, feel so right -- and with guns that feel so good -- that in the end, I don't give a damn what genre this game actually falls under. What is it? It's one of the very best games on PS2.
http://ps2.ign.com/articles/454/454132p1.html?fromint=1
*g*
