Cole McGrath, Jak and Daxter Join PS All-Stars: Battle Royale Roster

By Anthony Severino

Even though the PlayStation All-Stars: Battle Royale release date of October 23rd is still months away, the team at SuperBot Entertainment are ever-building hype by constantly trickling out new character reveals.

Just a week ago at EVO, they revealed that Tekken's Heihachi Mishima and Sony's Japanese news-reporting cat, Toro, would be joining the likes of Kratos, Nathan Drake, Big Daddy, Radec (Killzone), PaRappa the Rapper, Fat Princess, Sly Cooper and Sweet Tooth. And during a Comic-Con panel, both Cole McGrath from inFamous and Jak and Daxter were announced.

At first it would seem as though this is three characters being revealed, but Jak and Daxter act as one character unit. The duo work together to perform attacks, supers, and more. Cole McGrath has his elemental powers at this disposal.

With so many more PlayStation icons, there's bound to be more and more characters being announced leading up to the release date and beyond with DLC. 

Still, that leaves one major question… and it calls for a separate Tell GR post.

Anthony Severino
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