About the Book
This book consists of articles from Wikia. Pages: 76. Chapters: Gameplay, Games, Jak and Daxter setting, Minigames, Scripts, Soundtracks, Hero Mode, Hit Points, Secrets, Daxter, Jak 3, Jak II, PlayStation Move Heroes, The Lost Levels, Controls, Morgan, Secret Ending, Baron Eco Fund, Dark Plant, Dark Warrior Program, Eco Storm, Exterminators, House of Mar, Lurker Totem, Mar's Statue, Metal Head Wars, Ministry of Extreme Labor, NYFE racing, Precursor language, The World, Timeline, War for Haven City, Beam Reflexor Gun Course, Blaster Gun Course, Bug Combat, City Race, Clank Gun Course, Class 1, Class 1 - Reverse, Class 2, Class 2 - Reverse, Class 3, Class 3 - Reverse, Daxterjacking, Dead Man's Gorge race, Dream Mode, Gun Course training, Jet Board Challenge, Jet Board Game, Metal Head Mash, NYFE racing, Onin Game, Peace Maker Gun Course, Port Race, Ratchet Gun Course, Satellite Game, Scatter Gun Gun Course, Spargus Turret Game, Vulcan Fury Gun Course, Wave Concussor Gun Course, Daxter script, Jak 3 script, Jak II script, Krimzon Guard script, Propaganda Station script, Jak 3 soundtrack, Jak II soundtrack. Excerpt: Hero Mode can be obtained mainly by purchase. In Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy, Hero Mode cannot be obtained, but becomes available in the later games. Hero Mode allows the player to redo the game, but with their current Precursor Orb count, Metal Head Gem count and all of his weapon mods. The game's difficulty is also increased. In Jak 2 the hero must buy it with 200 precursor orbs, In Jak 3 the hero buys it with 5 precursor orbs, on Jak X you complete the game 100% and on The Lost Frontier it's earned after completing the game. Hit Points, usually called Health or HP, are a common gameplay elements in the Jak and Daxter series. Unless Jak or any other playable character has at least one Hit Point, the game continues, but when their number reaches zero, the player dies and then returns to the check point. In the first game Jak has only three Hit...
