THE STRANGEST GAME EVER..

User Rating: 8 | Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier PSP
By krazywolf7 | Review Date:
The gameplay behind the story is what really makes Lost Frontier stand out. The gameplay on the PSP is so tight and responsive that the experience will often make you forget you're playing on a PSP. The main issue with the gameplay is that I miss a second analog stick on the device, but that's a gripe for a different article. However, if a second stick existed, it would make mapping buttons on the device much, much easier and make the gameplay even better.
The Lost Frontier is by no means a perfect game and most assuredly not the best PSP game ever made, but it is quite good, and a worthwhile purchase for those that like platforming on the PSP. The game has great graphics, a good storyline (for those following it), and responsive controls. It's a complete package for those of us who enjoy great airship battles, good platforming, and awesome side missions.Next to Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines and God of War: Chains of Olympus, this game is incredible to look at on the PSP. PS2 quality graphics on the go are no longer a pipe dream for those of us that grew up with Gameboys (and not the color ones even). The graphics are eye-catching in the same way that the original Jak and Daxter games were on the PS2. The guns are all faithfully recreated, and the character models look like they were actually crafted with care and attention to detail. Magic sparks, airship battles, and things on a much grander scale than you're used to on the PSP are all made in a way that removes you from the fact that this is all unfurling on such a small and powerful device in front of you.

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