Ok, both games are two of the biggest platformer adventures on the PS2. Lets not forget the legacy of the platforming 3D games- Crash Bandicoot anyone? If you remember Bandicoot, Spryo, and games alike were the GoldenEye to videogames, basically it opened up alot in terms of the future of videogames. That being said, alot of people today are influenced by the gmaers of Spyro and Crash, which in turn makes gamers who don't know about Spyro/Crash interested in the hype around Jak and Ratchet games.
Another point, what if I ask you, what's the big deal with Grand Theft Auto? If your a fan, you'll say, "Are you crazy?" And the truth is, no, I would justtell you that Ihaven't played the game. This is what your doing now with your question, and the answer is simple- its a big deal for a reason- both games are cinematic, entertaining masterpieces.
Bottom Line? Check out Ratchet UYA/Deadlocked/Going Commando or Jak 2/3, I guarantee you won't be dissapointed by the cinematic, dramatic storyline, and the amazing gameplay.
I disagree with GamefreakJason. They didnt create/expand/ or revolutionize platformer games. There were many and far better platformers before it even when they were 2d._AbBaNdOn
I never said they created or revolutionized platformers. They (Spyro, Crash, etc.) did however expand on it, or as I said, open up the 3Dera of platformers. THe result is Jak and Ratchet games on Ps2. Of course this is just an idea/opinion of mine.
[QUOTE="_AbBaNdOn"]I disagree with GamefreakJason. They didnt create/expand/ or revolutionize platformer games. There were many and far better platformers before it even when they were 2d.GameFreakJason
I never said they created or revolutionized platformers. They (Spyro, Crash, etc.) did however expand on it, or as I said, open up the 3Dera of platformers. THe result is Jak and Ratchet games on Ps2. Of course this is just an idea/opinion of mine.
They're just popular platformers. Nothing else.
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