I can't remember how much time I spent when I first beat it, but I'm guessing about 13-ish hours. If you die as much as I did, t hen this game is pretty dang long. In the wastelands, you kinda get a "post-apoc" feel, and then in the city it's all futuristic. The games scenery & vehicles & guns & characters are all great. (not hard.) It may seem like you have alot of health with about 8-10 little circles in the beginning, but each hit from the first enemy in the game takes away 2 of those circles each time! I would consider myself a pretty good gamer, and I still find myself going "COME ON!!!" at this game. I've never seen anything like this and the way games nowadays are going, I doubt I will.
This game is very fresh & orignial in terms of story. It's not from past experiences from a looong time ago. The game runs on a revamped engine that now incorporates "rag-doll" physics.Ĭhallenging, beautiful, get ready to die ALOT.įirst of all, this was just a nostalgia trip. Wasteland is designed to be the largest, most varied world yet featured in a Jak game - five times the size of Haven City - so once again, players may want to seek out various vehicles they can "borrow" in order to get from place to place. Along with Daxter and their new companion Pecker, Jak is banished to the vast, dangerous, mysterious island known as "Wasteland." It is here that his third adventure begins in earnest. When this third game begins, through an ironic twist, Jak has come to be mistrusted by the people of Haven, because of the same Dark Eco powers that had helped him to save their city in the previous game.
As Jak is exposed to the volatile substance known as "Light Eco," he gains the ability to change into "Light Jak," a form that balances the "Dark Jak" persona that served him so well in Jak II.
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This third game in Naughty Dog's PlayStation 2 series continues the adventures of the young hero Jak and his near-constant companion Daxter, a wise-cracking weasel-like creature.
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