It's no secret that Adam Sessler loves the Sly Cooper series, so it comes as no surprise that he loves playing all three games in HD thanks to the Sly Collection for PS3. While jumping and climbing and sneaking around corners, it dawned on Adam that games like Sly and Jak and Daxter seem to be a lost art. Gone are the days of cartoonish, brightly colored, all-ages appropriate, imaginative action platformers that seemed to dominate the glory days of the PS2. Now we're flooded with hyper-violent, testosterone, muscle man shooters filled with guns, explosions, and thinly veiled phalluses. Now we all love some good pulp action, but where's the Beyond Good and Evil of our day? What action platformers do you wish were still around?
The PS2 birthed various notable PlayStation mascots, but Ratchet and Clank appear to be the only ones that made it on every later console generation.
We needed remakes of Jak and Daxter more than pumping out an unnecessary "remake" of Last of Us.
Then again, we're hilariously now getting a "remake" of Horizon Zero Dawn, so Sony is already outdoing themselves.
Nahh we don’t need these kind’s of games we need more walking slimulators like Naughty Dog games and remakes of games that aren’t even 10 years old because they make money right Sony. The fact that R&C is still around AND still good is a goddamn miracle that i’m very grateful for.
the last R+C (rift apart) was definitely way better than I wanted to give it credit for before playing. still one of the best, most impressive ps5 games imo.
From PS Blog: "Happy 20th birthday, Sly Cooper! Today we are so happy (and a little bit shocked) to celebrate the 20-year anniversary of Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus! Where does the time go? Originally shipped on September 23, 2002 for PS2, this was Sly’s original adventure (known as Sly Racoon in some parts of the world) and our studio’s first-ever PlayStation game!
Before we ready our party hats and cake, we have some brand new Sly Cooper merchandise to reveal today to celebrate the milestone. But first we wanted to look back on Sly’s legacy across the whole franchise and share memories from some of our team who helped shape Sly Cooper into the series we know and love, back when some of them had a little more hair or a little less gray in it."
Great series. Sly is super popular here in Finland and I'm very happy about it.
Sly Cooper was the only mascot I really liked. Jak and Dexter 1 was cool but nothing like a sneaky ninja racoon
It is dismaying that Sly Cooper will not be getting a reboot soon, especially when other classic platformers are enjoying a renaissance.
I'd rather have another infamous, but I'd rather have another Ghost of Tsushima first
Only.so many hours in the day.
Sly Cooper got a remastered collection and a new game Thieves in Time for PS3. It didn’t bite unfortunately. There were also rumors of a television show but that seems to have fallen off. I love Sly but I don’t know what would trigger a resurgence for the series.
I would love sky cooper to make a return I remember first playing band of thieves man I swear yo it had one of the dopest vibe, the atmosphere the music, it was funny too
He is the only person I can respect on G4 because he is an actual gamer, sucks that more people arnt like him at G4. GREAT video.
got my copy last friday, never had the chance to give it a try on the PS2, well worth the money given the amount of level packed into the trilogy
hopefully this will lead to Sly 4
As usual, I agree with Sessler. Any time I get a chance to play a game that`s a little more lighthearted, a little more pure, I embrace it. Games like Epic yarn, Little Big Planet, Donkey Kong Country Returns, The Sly Collection and others are just too damn good, they, along with many others represent gaming in it`s purest form.
He's right, I'm getting tired of the same games over and over again. There are way too many shooters out there and barely anything else. There are barely any rpgs or games like Jak on both 360 and PS3. I also can't wait to get the Sly Collection, didn't get a chance last gen.
Adam Sessler is like the biggest PS3 fanboy.