Jak 2 picks up the story where jak and Daxter where. Jak and his friends built a time machine from the precursers. his friends was on the machine trying to work it. When Dakter touched an artifact on the machine a portal opened and monsters was coming out of it. There village was surronded by darkness. Jak pressed the button and they went through the portal and into the future. Jak and Daxter were only togethere in a city. But a copule of troops called the krimsion gaurds came and knok jak out and capture him. Daxter went explore the city and try to find away to save jak. Jak was held in prision for 2 years. 2 years later Daxter found him and the first time ever you will hear Jak. His first words. "IM GONNA KILL PRAXIS" The game story was incredible. Jak can talk. Daxter is funnier. There more cool characters. Guns. War. Girls. What more could you ask for. Jak and Daxter are like rebles in haven city that is against the leader of haven city baron praxis. The krimsion gaords are the police of the city. but there mean. You have to do alot of jobs for people in this game. Jak has dark eco in his body so if you use it. he a beast when is fighting with dark eco. This game is like grand theft auto. you can shoot civilians. steal cars. And mess around with the krimsion gaurd. And there is a lot of free roaming in this game which makes it a lot more fun. Baron is not the only villian in this game. there are creatures called metal heads that live out side and underground the city walls that will try to destroy the city. This is the best in the series of jak and daxter
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