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Dr Gadget - Jak 3
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List Price: $19.99
Our Price: $12.79
Your Save: $ 7.20 ( 36% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Sony Computer Entertainment
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Amazon Maximum Age: 20
Amazon Minimum Age: 144
Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Video Game
Brand: Sony
EAN: 0711719733027
ESRB Age Rating: Teen
Feature: Jak is now equipped with upgradeable mods -- increase his firepower and use them strategically
Label: Sony Computer Entertainment
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Manufacturer: Sony Computer Entertainment
Model: 711719733027
Number Of Items: 1
Platform: PlayStation2
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Release Date: 2006-06-15
Studio: Sony Computer Entertainment
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Features
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Jak is now equipped with upgradeable mods -- increase his firepower and use them strategically
Explore the Wasteland - an area five times larger than Haven City
All-new Dark Jak abilities and combos
Watch the transformation into Light Jak, bringin new moves, combos and powers with it
Realistic Ragdoll Physics allows gamers to witness a unique death for each enemy killed
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: grrrrreat
Comment: took a little longer to deliver than i expected, but it got to me in pristine condition. overall a "worth-it" purchase.
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Summary: hoverboard, multiple vehicle makes, and all around adventure
Comment: At first I easily got into the flow of the game. I found myself dying less and less because I figured out each mission had certain 'snags' that could be overcome if I learned to look out for them. Like in the car races, I learned to take the lead early, then outpace all the others steadily. And with the weapons, earning secrets made them more powerful. Earning secrets was a fun twist. The game had helpful hints on how to control Jak and the moves are pretty standard --- jump, swing on pole, etc. I liked the jumping of the cars. The cars we're probably my favorite part. Driving through the wasteland is very realistic and functional. Also there was a hoverboard, like a skateboard which I got used to controlling after training. It came in handy sometimes.
I liked the city challenges and the fact that there was always some way to earn needed gems by killing random enemies.
Overall it was fun! I finished in about 2 weeks. A definite classic. I will look forward to Jak on PS3
Customer Rating:
Summary: Kind of fun, but gets repetitive...
Comment: I loved the original Jak and Daxter. I was shocked with the complexity of Jak 2. I hated it even.
Jak 3 is better than Jak 2, but it combines some elements of the second in the series with the adventure in the first. The problem is that you are sent running back and forth across this city, over and over, solving the same types of puzzles over and over again. Race over here, pick that up, bring it back before the time runs out. Now, go across the city and meet this other guy. He sends you on a racing mission... Finish that, return to the place you were before. Complete another racing mission. Defeat some bad guys here and there... Race someone else...
It gets really old after a while.
I haven't completed the game yet because, quite frankly, I got bored with it. You can only complete the same mission so many times (with different details, but ultimately, it's the same mission) before tiring of it.
If you like racing the clock to get things done, but minimal adventure, this game is for you.
If you liked the adventure of the first Jak and Daxter as I did, you probably won't like this game much...
Customer Rating:
Summary: a nice ending to a trilogy
Comment: When I purchased this game from Amazon, I was stoked to play this game as soon as I had received it. I like how the game involves more scenic variety as opposed to the Jak 2 setting in the dark and ominous Haven City. The storyline is great and I am impressed how Naughty Dog kept the plot interesting by having the player guess who the Precursors are and who Mar is. The gameply is basically the same as the previous games but I still recommend this game to those who love action and adventure.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Good game....but...
Comment: I have the same feelings about this game as I had about Jak 2. Great game but the language turned me off. I have young daughters who love Jak and Daxter but I don't like the language. As far as the game goes, it is better than Jak 2.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Jak 3 is the conclusion of the Jak and Daxter saga, filled with friendship, betrayal, death and answers to the questions of the mysterious Precursor legacy. It's been a year since Jak and Daxter saved Haven City from Kor and the attacking Metal Heads, but Haven City is still facing deadly chaos. The people's trust in their hero Jak is at an all-time low, when a sudden attack destroys the palace. Jak's inability to stop this leads to his banishment to the Wasteland. Unknown to Jak, Daxter and their friend Pecker, this is where the real fight for the city will begin. Fantastic enemy AI combines new cloth-movement animations, wall-climbing and smart formations
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