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AppWizard

May 14, 2026

Zelda: Twilight Princess PC port forced to change its name, and for once Nintendo has nothing to do with it

The developers of the unofficial PC port of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess have rebranded the project as Dusklight to avoid trademark conflicts with an established first-person shooter named Dusk, which is owned by New Blood Interactive. The developers announced this decision in a Discord update, stating that no other changes to the project are planned. New Blood Interactive, which holds the trademark for Dusk, expressed appreciation for the developers' cooperation and hinted at a potential crossover between the two games. They are also offering keys for the Dusk Switch to the Dusklight community. Meanwhile, a fan-made port of Jak and Daxter 3 is currently in beta, completing Naughty Dog's trilogy on PC.

AppWizard

April 5, 2026

All Three Mainline Jak & Daxter PS2 Games Now Have Native PC Ports

The OpenGoal team has released a beta version of its native PC port for Jak 3, making all three games in the Jak & Daxter series "feature complete and fully completable" on PC platforms. Players can access the games on Windows, Linux, or Mac by following instructions on the OpenGoal website, provided they have a copy of the original games. The ports offer enhanced accuracy and various quality of life improvements. Jak 3's release was announced via a YouTube trailer on April 1st and has been confirmed as genuine. Jak & Daxter: The Precursor Legacy is not yet in beta, while Jak II and Jak 3 have minor audio and graphical issues being addressed. The team is not currently considering porting PSP games but may explore the possibility of decompiling Jak X: Combat Racing, which uses the GOAL programming language. Further details are available on the OpenGoal website.

AppWizard

April 4, 2026

A fanmade Jak and Daxter 3 PC port is now in beta, finally making Naughty Dog’s most underrated trilogy fully available on PC

All three titles of the Jak and Daxter series have been ported to PC, with Jak 3's recent beta release completing the trilogy's transition. Players can enjoy the series in a "feature complete and fully completable" format, although Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy is not yet in beta. Jak 2 and Jak 3 have minor audio bugs and graphical inconsistencies. Enhancements include widescreen support, 4K resolution at 60 frames per second, and modding capabilities, but players need original copies of the games for installation.