Full Release (2003)

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Jak II is an open-world platform, third-person shooter, and an action-adventure video game. It is the second game of the Jak and Daxter series and a sequel to Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy.
Developer(s)
Naughty Dog
Publisher(s)
Sony Computer Entertainment
Genre(s)
Shooter, Platform, Adventure
Platform(s)
PlayStation 2, PlayStation 4
Keywords(s)
non-player character, game reference, time travel, backtracking, cinematic jump, cameo appearance, grind, running gag, damage over time, extreme sports, elevators that mask loading times, exploration, king of the hill, self-referential humor, timeskip, single-player only, action-adventure, playstation trophies, voice acting, revenge, time trials, invented language, 60 fps on consoles, ranking system, minigames, dark second act, poverty, running towards the screen, reversible cover art, anthropomorphism, collection marathon, carjacking, mirror mode, sequel, second person perspective, another world, world map, difficulty level, moving platforms, language selection, auto-saving, descendants of other characters, alter ego, useable vehicles, e3 2003, big head mode, propaganda, combat-based platformer, male protagonist, climbing, swimming, building, artificial intelligence, checkpoints, save point, been here before, teleportation, secret identity, new game plus, polygonal 3d, collectibles, protagonist's name in the title, temporary invincibility, unstable platforms, cutscene menu, greatest hits, boss fight, comic relief, ancient advanced civilization technology, disc streaming, time paradox, superpowers, platform exclusive, playstation network, rail shooting segment, day/night cycle, mascot, destructible environment, trilogy, infinite ammo, over 100% completion
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The first Jak & Daxter game is a fun, easy going platformer, moderately challenging moments, nothing too bad. On the level of a Spyro game. It's a great little game. The sequel, on the other hand, cranks the difficulty up to 11. I heard stories, but laughed them off. It's brutal