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For the uninformed, Sanzaru Games is the development studio who took over the Sly Cooper franchise from Sucker Punch, releasing Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time earlier this year. - PSLS

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How does the original Sly Cooper hold up today? Read our Retro Review and find out!

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Watch the video below to learn about the early days of the studio, leaving the Sly Cooper series in the hands of another developer, and why they were purchased by Sony.

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DigitalChumps write: 'Mass Media did an exceptional job transferring Naughty Dog's beloved Jak and Daxter trilogy to the PlayStation 3. A faithful reproduction of the PlayStation 2's premier platformer was all that was necessary, but Mass Media iced the cake by stabilizing all three games at sixty frames-per-second (as god intended), establishing a suitable set of trophies for each game, and avoiding any of the weird, detrimental inconsistencies that sometimes plague HD collections (look at what happened to Silent Hill 2 and 3, for example). Whether or not Jak and Daxters adventures were more enjoyable than offerings from Ratchet and Clank or Sly Cooper will always be up for debate, but the Jak and Daxter Collection on PS3 was the definitive, better-than-the-original way to experience those three games.'

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"The PlayStation 2 was an embarrassment of riches for 3D platforming fans. Sony debuted and published not one, not two, but three unique platforming franchises on the system. The first was Naughty Dog's Jak Daxter, then there was Insomniac Games' Ratchet Clank, and the final in this all-star trio was Sucker Punch's Sly Cooper. Each series possessed its own strengths and charms, and while Ratchet has appeared in multiple games on the PlayStation 3, Sly Cooper has been waiting in the wings for his own brand-new title. That day has finally come, but this time around, Sanzaru Games (the folks who developed The Sly Collection) are the folks behind Sly's latest caper, Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time, available on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. Does Sanzaru Games do Sucker Punch's series justice, or does the latest Sly Cooper need a time out?"