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#Jak and daxter ps2 covergalaxy series

With the exception of The Precursor Legacy, which in the timeline is set in the past relative to other installments, the series has a notably dystopian setting, with a theme being that there are no more 'heroes', with Jak being the last left. The technology of the universe is not completely consistent, with many areas more developed than others, although hovering zoomers and eco-powered equipment are a common feature. The world features many science fiction elements, such as the cyberpunk and steampunk-influenced setting of Haven City and many Precursor artifacts. The world, created by the Precursors, often features many gold-like Precursor artifacts, with the most notable being Precursor orbs and power cells.

Many animals are hybrids of different real-world animals, while others are still inspired by real-world animals but unique to the setting, and many animals are members of larger species such as lurkers and metal heads. Many other sapient, articulate species are known to inhabit the planet, notably ottsels, moncaws and lurkers. The main population consist of humans, which have noticeable elf-like ears. The series is set on an unnamed planet which was created by the mythological Precursors. The Industrial Section of Haven City, a central location in the setting These come in various forms, and some are based on real-world games, such as the Pac-Man-style eco grid game, or the Whac-A-Mole-based Metal Head Mash. The games sometimes involves button-based minigames. Green eco is provided throughout the game to heal the player. Dark and light eco also allow Jak to take on different forms which he can use at will, namely Dark Jak and Light Jak, respectively. These provide different abilities to Jak or serve as the ammunition base for his weapons. Race cars were used in Jak X: Combat Racing, a game which deviated from the typical franchise gameplay and focused solely on racing.ĭaxter fires the Vulcan Fury Morph Gun mod, as Jak drives the zoomer in Haven City.Įco of various colors are a common element in the gameplay as well as the plot and serve specific purposes. In Jak II and Jak 3, Jak used the JET-Board, a hoverboard-like device. The series also makes use of animal mounts, such as flut fluts and leapers, as well as all-terrain buggies and airships. The most common vehicle used is the zoomer, a reasonably fast hovercar-like vehicle. The types of vehicles used change between installments and are utilized to traverse larger environments or tackle a specific task. In addition to platforming and melee combat, driving and racing segments are a prominent feature, as the characters drive various vehicles and creatures. The playable character can take only a few hits before death, after which they return to the latest checkpoint with no other consequences, other than occasional, short death dialogue.

In Jak II and Jak 3, this was the Morph Gun, though in The Lost Frontier, Jak used the Gunstaff instead, while in Daxter, Daxter used the spray gun.

#Jak and daxter ps2 covergalaxy mods

Aside from melee attacks, such as spin kicking and punching with a lunge, from Jak II onwards, a weapon on which various mods can be attached provide a wide array of weapons. Gameplay throughout the main series focuses on platforming with a basic move set, including jumping, rolling, and various melee attacks. Jak traversing the Forbidden Jungle in The Precursor Legacy The plot arc focuses on a human character named Jak and his ottsel sidekick Daxter, who are intertwined in an adventure involving the mystical Precursors. One notable element throughout the series is a lack of loading screens, using seamless transitions within its open world environments, one of Naughty Dog's paramount goals in early development. The games in the franchise span a variety of genres, primarily centered upon open world action adventure, with elements of platforming, brawling, racing, and shooting within a science fantasy setting. The series is regarded as one of the most defining and innovative franchises for the PlayStation 2 era, and is among Sony Interactive Entertainment's most successful intellectual properties. By December 2017, emulation and trophy support was added for the original trilogy and Jak X: Combat Racing on PlayStation 4. Additionally, the original trilogy was remastered for the PlayStation 3 and PS Vita by Mass Media in 2012.

#Jak and daxter ps2 covergalaxy portable

Although originally and primarily developed for the PlayStation 2, other games have been developed for the PlayStation Portable by other developers, namely Daxter by Ready at Dawn and The Lost Frontier by High Impact Games. The Jak and Daxter series is a video game franchise created by Naughty Dog and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment.