Jak X: Combat Racing

Jak X: Combat Racing
US Cover Art
Basic Information
Type(s)	Video Game
Developer(s)	Naughty Dog
Publisher(s)	Sony Computer Entertainment
Status(es)	Released
Franchise	Jak and Daxter
Series	Jak and Daxter
Predecessor	Jak 3
Genre(s)	Racing, Vehicular Combat
Media	DVD-ROM
Platform(s)	PlayStation 2
Ratings
Technical Information
GameEngine(s)	Kinetica
Main Credits
Composer(s)	Billy Howerdel, Dean Menta, Larry Hopkins
Designer(s)	Hirokazu Yasuhara, Richard Lemarchand
Director(s)	Amy Hennig
Producer(s)	Elodie Hummel
European Release
PlayStation 2 November 4, 2005
North American Release
PlayStation 2 October 18, 2005
Australian Release
PlayStation 2 October 26, 2005
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Jak X: Combat Racing was a vehicular combat game for the PlayStation 2. It was the 4th Jak and Daxter game, and the last to be developed by Naughty Dog.

Reception

The game met generally good reviews, earning a 76/100 from GameSpot.

Memory Card problems

The game was met with a potentially game breaking glitch on launch. Occasionally, the game data for the game will corrupt, but this can be worse than simply deleting the game's data. In severe cases, it will damage the memory card beyond repair, leaving all progress, for all games lost.

A workaround would have you eject the memory card during regular play, then re-inserting it when you need to save. The Official PlayStation Magazine said that players could, if they wish, send in their copy to receive a fixed copy of the game, a new memory card, and a SOCOM Navy SEALs game. No-one is yet claiming responsibility for broken memory cards.