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Developer: Ready at Dawn
Publisher: SCEA
Genre: Action
Sub-Genre: Platformer
Release Date: Mar 14th, 2006
Additonal Info: Only on PSP
Developer: Naughty Dog
Publisher: SCEA
Genre: Action
Sub-Genre: Platformer
Release Date: Nov 9th, 2004
Additonal Info:
Developer: Naughty Dog
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Genre: Action
Sub-Genre: Adventure
Release Date: TBA 2009
Additonal Info:
Developer Ready at Dawn has revealed that its PlayStation Portable title, Daxter, has sold 2 million copies since its inception in March 2006.
Last year saw the game bundled with a limited edition Slim & Lite PSP in both North America and Europe, making it the best selling entertainment pack on Sony’s handheld machine.
The title saw a significant boost in sales over the 2007 holiday season, which is mainly attributed to its recent inclusion in Sony’s Greatest Hits brand.
Ready at Dawn is currently gearing up for its latest PSP release, God of War: Chains of Olympus, due out in North America on March 4.
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wahhooooo 1st yeah this game is great well done
Damn. That picture is a little too big?! Or is it just me? xD Seems to be fixed now :P
Is it really a shocker? The game is amazing! It's seriously one of the best PSP experiences I've had yet.
this is only beacause it was bundled with the new psp or else they wouldn't have sold that many
I woulda bought it either way, just the Daxter bundle had more value in the end.
go you? lol
LOL wow was this unexpected or what? Must be all the Jak and Daxter fans representin Naughty Dog for being the shizzle of PS3 developers.
I had ni doubt, now chains of olympus will sell even more!!
CoO should sell like hotcakes (also same developer :P) but, what abou crisis core?