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Ok first of all, the game does not look anywhere near that bad in real life. They didn't even turn on anti-aliasing in those screenshots. Some of the textures sucked, but they weren't as bad as the ones in Jak and Daxter.

More original than remaking Mario 64 and adding a water cannon

As I said before, that's allowed since Nintendo invented the genre.

You're on crack, they're incredibly precise. Probably the best controlling platformer I've ever played.

And you have an odd definition of acrobatics.

He controls like a damned rubber band, boy! And my definition is odd? Let me take it from merriam-webser online then:

ac·ro·bat n.

1 : one that performs gymnastic feats requiring skillful control of the body

The one constant world aspect enhanced the game indefinately (well, for a while). The graphics are amazing. Of course the textures are going to be poor in a world of that size, considering, I think the texure work is very good (and is beyond that of most PS2 games). The sheer size of the world, along with the best animations ever in a game make it absolutely gorgeous to look at. Sunshine isn't an ugly game, it's draw distance is nice (although blurry - which is an effect), and does some very nice effects (the water is amazing). But it really isn't up to the standards of J&D.

Good grief man, what is wrong with you? Jak and Daxter is a hideous-looking game! There is not one single texture in the game that is decent, and the aliasing is bad as any PSX game I've seen.

And I still don't see how you can call it (J&D) ugly, and disagree with EVERY reviewer, and hell, pretty much every person. But of course, you're right, and everyone else is wrong.

Ah, so you simply copied your opinion from reviewers rather than looking at the game yourself, huh? Well guess what? These reviewers are also the ones that called Tekken "the best fighter ever!" and Red Faction "the best shooter ever!". j&d looks okay for a PS2 game, and that's not saying much.