Enter a new world of magic, adventure, exploration, and discovery in Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy, where enormous vistas and exotic characters lead you to places beyond your imagination. The Scatter Gun is a weapon used by Jak during Jak II, Jak 3, and The Lost Frontier. It is a red eco-powered red mod Morph Gun and gunstaff weapon, focusing on short-range, blunt-force firepower. Jak first received the Scatter Gun, along with the base Morph Gun, from Krew before the mission "Beat Scatter Gun course", after which he had to complete a gun course training session to learn how to

The robot guard, also known as the defense robot, is a perimeter defense used by the Krimzon Guard in Jak II. It serves mainly as a boundary to prevent the player from moving too far into the water, although it is also deployed against Jak by Krimzon Guards in some occasions. They were first seen at the pumping station in the mission "Find pumping station valve", again seen in the Water Slums

Side missions are optional missions or minigames in The Lost Frontier. They are assigned by Precursor statues, pirate radio towers, or characters (such as Dirk Hardpeck or Barter). Side missions have a reward of 1 to 9 Precursor orbs, scrap, plane weapons, plane mods, or gunstaff upgrades. A very common side mission, once activated the camera will switch and show the location of a Precursor
Krew was a supporting character and eventual secondary antagonist in Jak II, also mentioned in Daxter and appearing post-mortem in Jak X: Combat Racing. He was a crime lord, smuggler, weapons merchant, former wrestler, and bar owner in Haven City, contracting wastelanders such as Sig to collect artifacts and weapons from outside the city walls, as "any weapon or artifact worth having goes
Jak 3 is scuppered ever so slightly by the aforementioned over-reliance on the dune buggy, and a handful of narrative and character failings. Jak 2 wrapped up a satisfactory number of loose ends
The strip mine is a location featured in Jak II. It is one of two strip mines (the other being the Daxter strip mine), and operates on an island off the east coast of Haven City. It is an eco-rich area, consisting mostly of rocky terrain and dark eco. During its appearances, it was seen with construction and mining equipment for harvesting eco energy for the city. It was only accessible via a
Dead Town is a location visited in Jak II. It is an entirely ruined and abandoned sector of Haven City, not incorporated within the city's "new barrier." It was once a well-established sector in Haven City, evident with the amount of architecture and buildings that once stood there in hospitable condition. The sacred site, an old, historical hut, around which Dead Town was built, contained the
The power cell is a Precursor artifact seen in The Precursor Legacy and Jak X: Combat Racing. It primarily functions as a source of power, and is used as a means of providing energy that cannot be provided through other devices. Due to the power cell being an artifact, they are fairly uncommon. When active, the power cell floats slightly above the ground with four separate spheres floating Ace Pilot: Jak's vehicle skills are top notch, and have been a core aspect of his character since The Precursor Legacy.; Ambiguous Situation: Jak's true identity. In the third game, it's revealed that he's the son of King Damos, who was the rightful ruler of Haven City and descendant of the founder Mar, and that Jak's name is also Mar. Jak (birth name Mar) is the main protagonist and playable character in the Jak and Daxter franchise. Originally carefree and playful, Jak later takes on a more serious demeanor. He is usually found adventuring with his mouthy and loyal friend, Daxter. He has been redesigned several times, becoming older-looking and more grizzled to fit the tone

Mike Erwin. Actor: The Haves and the Have Nots. Mike Erwin is an American actor from Georgia who is known for providing the voice of Jak from the Jak and Daxter video game franchise for the PlayStation, Colin Hart from Everwood, a teenage Bruce Banner from Ang Lee's Hulk, Speedy from Teen Titans and Justice League Unlimited and Kevin Graham from Ghost Whisperer.

Jak gets moody (Jak 2) At their core, Jak and Daxter are a classic comedy duo. Jak is the straight man, and Daxter is the comic. Jak conveys this in the simplest terms by not talking, and much of The Rift Gate (also called the rift ring) is a Precursor artifact in Jak II. It is used to travel through time, and requires the Rift Rider to make it work, which requires two Precursor artifacts known as the Heart of Mar and the Time Map. The Rift Gate is made of Precursor metal, as most Precursor artifacts are, and is made up of two rings and other smaller objects. The rings spin around 9vfkr1.
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