Jak and Daxter Collection

• Title — Jak and Daxter Collection • Developer — Mass Media • Publisher — Sony Computer Entertainment • Series — Jak and Daxter • Platforms — PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita • Released — PlayStation 3'PlayStation Vita • Genre — Platform • Modes — Single-player

In July 2011, Naughty Dog's co-president Evan Wells stated in an interview with Game Informer that they would "love" to return to the series, but said they were currently "focusing" on Uncharted 3. Wells revealed in a later interview that they had explored the idea of a new game in the series "fairly extensively" before development began on The Last of Us. Neil Druckmann elaborated further in an interview for The Last of Us. He said they had planned on making a reboot of the series, and had spent a long time searching for ideas and concepts they would get excited by, but discover that "the ideas we were getting passionate about were getting away from what Jak and Daxter was." They later hinted, however, that a "dark, dirty and dangerous" collection was in the works. In October 2011, according to Digital Spy, an online business in South Africa known as BT Games had a Jak and Daxter Collection listed for release in January 2012. Justin Richmond apparently also confirmed that a Jak and Daxter Collection was set to be released in January 2012, according to Video Games 24/7. Sony then revealed that the Jak and Daxter Collection would be released on the PlayStation 3 in February 2012, and on the PlayStation Vita in June 2013. The PS3 version supports a 720p resolution and usually has a fixed frame rate of 60 frames per second, with the Vita version running with an unlocked framerate of around 30. The stereoscopic 3D mode on PS3 runs at 30 frames per second. The game has additional features for the PlayStation Network which includes support for the trophy system.