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PC Gamer
Ted Litchfield

The most hardcore Jak & Daxter heads in the world have finished their native PC ports of the entire trilogy

Jak and Daxter looking quizzically at camera.

In a somewhat ill-timed announcement (I promise it's not an April Fools joke), the Jak & Daxter-porting OpenGOAL team revealed its complete PC port of Jak 3 yesterday, completing its years-long project to natively port the entire trilogy to PC.

It still requires a legally-obtained copy of Jak 3 to run, similar to an emulator or unofficial porting projects for other games, but OpenGOAL offers a far superior experience to emulation or even original hardware: It's less resource-intensive, has fewer (if any) bugs, and offers more configuration options and modding possibilities (ultrawide ahoy). I used OpenGOAL to replay the first two Jaks on my Steam Deck a few years ago, and they ran like a dream.

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