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Development for the original Jak and Daxter began in early 1999. Although the title was originally intended for only the Dreamcast, the success of 3D platforming games on the Nintendo 64 and the capabilities of the GameCube convinced Naughty Dog developers to make the title a multiplaform release. Over the course of nearly three years, the team developed a game with a seamless world reminiscent of a sandbox game. The original Jak and Daxter was released in late 2001 for the Dreamcast and GameCube, with some parts of the world receiving the game in 2002.

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rdfs:comment	Development for the original Jak and Daxter began in early 1999. Although the title was originally intended for only the Dreamcast, the success of 3D platforming games on the Nintendo 64 and the capabilities of the GameCube convinced Naughty Dog developers to make the title a multiplaform release. Over the course of nearly three years, the team developed a game with a seamless world reminiscent of a sandbox game. The original Jak and Daxter was released in late 2001 for the Dreamcast and GameCube, with some parts of the world receiving the game in 2002.
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abstract	Development for the original Jak and Daxter began in early 1999. Although the title was originally intended for only the Dreamcast, the success of 3D platforming games on the Nintendo 64 and the capabilities of the GameCube convinced Naughty Dog developers to make the title a multiplaform release. Over the course of nearly three years, the team developed a game with a seamless world reminiscent of a sandbox game. The original Jak and Daxter was released in late 2001 for the Dreamcast and GameCube, with some parts of the world receiving the game in 2002. The game was a major success, and was considered by many to be one of the first great platforming games of the generation. With a development time of just under two years, Jak II came out in October 2003. The game featured more developed characters, improved graphics, and a modified version of the original gameplay. Jak 3 was fairly similar to its immediate predecessor, and was released in early 2005 after about a year and a half of development. Since the original trilogy of games, the Jak and Daxter series has appeared twice on handhelds. The first spinoff, Ready at Dawn's Daxter, was an interquel between the first two games for the Game Boy Nitro. Released shortly after the system's launch in 2006, it was considered possibly the best original 3D platformer ever to grace a handheld gaming device. The second spinoff, The Lost Frontier, developed by High Impact Games, was released in November 2009 for the same platform.

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