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Precursor Orbs are essentially the currency of the game and they to were left behind by the Precursors.

There are plenty of different ways to collect Power Cells, like searching for them in the wild, Doing tasks for villagers, finding scout flies and trading "Precursor Orbs" for them.

Every area has other areas inside it, all containing Power Cells. Gameplay - As mentioned before, the core of Jak and Daxter is to collect power cells at each area, to advance to the next area, until you reach Gol. This leads to the core of the game which is collecting power cells to advance to the next area. The way north though is blocked by the "Fire Canyon" and the only way to cross it is by the use of Kieras zoomer and a heat shield which is is powered by "Power Cells" left by the Precursors. Samos informs them that the only way to turn Daxter back is to go north to see Gol, the sage of dark eco, and see if he would be able to do it. The two turn to Samos the sage, the master of green eco, for help after he warned them not to go. The an evil couple plotting with Lurkers something evil, as the two move away they get attacked by one of the creatures and Daxter falls into a pool of "Dark Eco" turning him into a small orange fuzzy creature called an "Ottsel". Story - The Precursor Legacy begins with the two main characters Jak and Daxter taking a boat to Misty Island, close to Sandover Villiage,their hometown. To me it is one of the most polished games on the system and led to the release of two direct sequels which in my opinion don't stand out as much as the original. Developed my Naughty dog, the guys who made the original Crash Bandicoot trilogy and this is definitely my favorite PS2 game to date. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Jak and Daxter was released for the PS2 in Europe on the December 7th 2001, and it was my first PS2 game. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue.

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