Jak 3 Full Soundtrack High Quality

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  @theoriginaljean3917 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I’m not sure how everyone’s lives are today, but here’s to the time in our lives, in where this game was our world. That magical world, Jak the coolest guy ever, Daxter the funniest and most loyal friend, missions, puzzles that challenged us to our core, a huge open world. People who develop games, music, and imagination for kids, really give us a timeless and cherished gift.

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  @danterik9781 · 6 years ago

  This trilogy and franchise deserved much more than it got.<br>Everything else is still active except this...<br>Spyro got a remake, crash got a remake, Ratchet and Clank are still around.<br>Jak and Daxter deserve to be remembered and mentioned more :(

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  @SmokeyAshesEDM · 9 years ago

  I used to be so addicted to this game.

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  @Prodygo2501 · 6 years ago

  This game is my personal favorite game of all PS2 games. The characters, story, gameplay, mechanics, soundtrack, atmosphere, world were all amazing for such console. Being an 8 years old seeing something like this for the first time brought hundreds of joy every morning I played it.

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  @TristanTheBeepBoop · 7 years ago

  first song, I can hear Dax &quot;Aaaah missed it by this much&quot;

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• AR

  @arjunagravat7956 · 7 years ago

  I still love this game to today, in my opinion it was the best series on the ps2

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• EM

  @emanuelelitwin6218 · 5 years ago

  I need a Jak and Daxter Trilogy REMAKE on PS5 <br><br>The credits music makes me a lot of nostalgia😢

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  @andresbraun143 · 9 years ago

  Great to see people still into this game, same here. Can&apos;t stop listening to these old soundtracks for the past few weeks!

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• IK

  @IKhanmakeWAR2 · 7 years ago (edited)

  Everytime I hear &quot;Eco Mine&quot; instant nostalgia wave. Sitting at home on my PS2 in the living room at 2 AM.

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  @YamatoRick · 4 years ago (edited)

  It&apos;s so nice to see a few people mentioning Ratchet and Clank in this comment section. In the 2000s, the Jak &amp; Daxter series and the Ratchet &amp; Clank series were often played by the same type of community. It&apos;s nice to see nothing&apos;s changed. That being said, I used to love the Jak and Daxter series when I was a kid. Unfortunately, I stopped playing once I moved out of Italy in 2014 (I was 9 at the time and my PS2 ended up being put aside, I still don&apos;t even know which box it&apos;s in) so I haven&apos;t played Jak 2 and Jak 3 since then. I played Jak &amp; Daxter The Precursor Legacy when I was around 11 or 12 for the first time (I had only played Jak 2 and Jak 3 at the time) since I could download it on my PS3 and enjoyed it, though not as much as I enjoyed Jak 2 and Jak 3 on the PS2. I also only ever finished on playthrough if I&apos;ve gotta be honest. I don&apos;t know why. I think the trilogy is now available on PS4/PS5 so I could download it but I&apos;ll see. Just seeing this game brings me nostalgia. I absolutely loved it as a kid. That being said, I&apos;m sad to see that the series is dead. The Sly Cooper series died a little bit later. It seems like in the coming years, the Ratchet and Clank series might die. I just hope that when it does, it ends with a good game instead of a not so good one, like it happened with Jak and Daxter (I&apos;m referring to The Lost Frontier, which I also played as a kid). That being said, I honestly hope Naughty Dog doesn&apos;t bring Jak and Daxter back. With how The Last of Us 2 went and the fact that the people in the studio are mostly not the same as 20 years ago, it just wouldn&apos;t be as good. I think it&apos;s better not to interfere with the past and just keep our memories.

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• GT

  @GT3NB · 6 years ago (edited)

  I have a lot of words to express so if you read such, thank you in advance.<br><br>This game’s soundtrack is so brilliantly understated and not full of itself. It conveys atmosphere and blends into all the other elements of the feel of the game to make it truly special.<br><br>It’s not overly loud, energetic, “epic”, brash or distracting. It serves its purpose flawlessly.<br><br>Nothing is irritatingly repetitive yet it’s still memorable, from the openness of the sandstorm in the desert to the intense compactness of the catacomb sub rails, to the grand-scale aerial action of the war factory. Nothing leaves without its imprint on your mind.<br><br>So many memorable tunes. The sewers|forest, the wasteland run, the blast bots, the battle arena, the volcano.... everything is as beautifully unforgettable as the moments they share with the game.<br><br>My favourite game there’s ever been and ever will be. (Unless a Jak 4 is made in my lifetime and it seizes upon the unending potential of the brand Naughty Dog created.)<br><br>It is basically the perfect game. It’s everything anyone could ever need out of a game. It’s timeless and equally as impressive today. It has lost absolutely nothing to time.<br><br>You like racing? You’ve got racing in multiple ways. If you don’t you can just use the cars freely anyway. Win-win.<br><br>You like shooting? Here’s 12 unique gun properties to play around with along with first person on rails, AND standing still moments, as well as in-car moments.<br><br>You like platforming? Only Mario and Banjo could ever come close to what this game offers in control and level design.<br><br>You like challenging collecting? Precursor Orbs in ingenious gameplay-driven spots in every single area, including several secret rooms as well as rooftops. Also, varied optional challenges such as reaching a certain point in a time limit. <br><br>You like GTA’s open-world mission structure with which one you tackle at one time often left up to your free choice? Well here it is complete with the expansive open world, vehicles and optional murderous rampage.<br><br>You like Tony Hawk? Tony only wishes he could use a Jetboard. Or have gameplay as satisfyingly fun.<br><br>You like puzzles? The Dark Maker Satellite has you covered.<br><br>You like stealth? Dark Jak invisibility.<br><br>You like PAC-Man? It’s even got PAC-Man.<br><br>You see my point. This game is a culmination of every good idea gaming as a whole has ever conceived. In one place.<br><br>Constantly varied and creative, atmospheric, a loveable and dynamic cast of brilliantly written characters, no grating pompous tunes to ruin immersion... I could go on for decades. Honestly.<br><br>No one talks anywhere near enough about how much this game alone achieves and revolutionises, never mind the series as a whole which invented and refined the open-world 3D platformer.<br><br>It doesn’t matter if other people admire as much as I do or love it as much. They could hate it for all I care.<br><br>What matters is the impact it left on me. Words aren’t capable of describing that impact. From my youngest years until now. I will forever come back to this game. <br><br>No other game has ever come close to this one and I’ve been gaming since I could hold the means to do so.<br><br>I feel like this is “my” game. Everyone has one they regard separately and better than others. This one that I hold close and keep in my pocket is forever imprinted on my heart.

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  @gasimosa7325 · 5 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_7g86KT4Ek&amp;t=8868">2:27:48</a> Such a feeling of emptyness! Wooow! This Soundtrack really made me cry because I was thinking of the old Stadium, all the sweaty races there and general the old heaven city from Jak 2

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