Jak 3 is one of the best games I've ever played. In this one, Jak has been banished to the desert for supposedly befriending Krew, who is responsible for all the destruction to Haven City caused by the Metal-Heads. Though Jak was ment to be banished alone, Daxter and Pecker manage to escape the ship. The Wasteland is about 3 times bigger than Haven City and has many areas like the Volcano, Oasis, The Monk Temple, and Spargus City. You will also be able to go back to Haven City and meet some of Jak's old friends.

The weapons are far better in this game than in Jak 2. All the weapons like the Scatter Gun, Blaster Weapon, Volcanic Fury, and the Peace Maker are back but they each have three different types of shooting power. For instance, the Blaster Weapon can be upgraded to the Beam Reflector, which makes the bullets bounce off the walls. Then it can be updated to the Gyro Burster, which shoots out a UFO-like drone that shoots the enemies for you.

The Dune-Buggy missions in the Wasteland are loads of fun. There are 8 different buggies to ride ranging from the Tough Puppy to the Sand Shark. My personal favorite is the Dune Hopper because it shoots bombs and can jump great distances. Most of the buggy missions aren't too difficult but they can sometimes be a bit tricky.

Overall, Jak 3 is a bit more forgiving than the first two. What I mean is that in most missions, when you die or fail, it starts you out in the middle of the mission instead of at the very beggining. The only extremly difficult things about this game are some of the gun courses. You must shoot all the targets except for the civilians like before, but this time the targets shoot at you and some blow up. And to top that, you lose points if you let the targets blow up.

In Jak 3, the series has gone back to it's roots. The music is good like in the first game and is much better than the music from Jak 2. The environments are less futuristic than Jak 2 and are more adventurous. One thing I was surprised to see brought back was the thing when Daxter stands over you when you die and says some funny lines. All in all, this is the best game of the series and it really ended the epic respectfully. Here is an overview of all the Jak games:

Jak & Daxter: A great, solid platform game with great character animation and texture mapping. 9/10

Jak 2: Still a great game, but not as adventurous as the first and sometimes, a bit too difficult. 8/10

Jak 3: The best game of the series. It made up what Jak 2 lacked in and ended the epic nicely. 10/10

There is one thing that the Jak series still needs, the ability to strafe. While you might take it for granted but without it, the game isn't as easy. Hopefully the next game will have it. But Jak 3 is still a great game. Being a fan of both Ratchet & Clank and Jak & Daxter, I can't say that one is better than the other but for those people that said that Jak is copying Ratchet, well uh, which game came first? And besides, as long as it's a good game, it shouldn't really matter, right?
Jak 3 is one of the best games I've ever played. In this one, Jak has been banished to the desert for supposedly befriending Krew, who is responsible for all the destruction to Haven City caused by the Metal-Heads. Though Jak was ment to be banished alone, Daxter and Pecker manage to escape the ship. The Wasteland is about 3 times bigger than Haven City and has many areas like the Volcano, Oasis, The Monk Temple, and Spargus City. You will also be able to go back to Haven City and meet some of Jak's old friends. The weapons are far better in this game than in Jak 2. All the weapons like the Scatter Gun, Blaster Weapon, Volcanic Fury, and the Peace Maker are back but they each have three different types of shooting power. For instance, the Blaster Weapon can be upgraded to the Beam Reflector, which makes the bullets bounce off the walls. Then it can be updated to the Gyro Burster, which shoots out a UFO-like drone that shoots the enemies for you. The Dune-Buggy missions in the Wasteland are loads of fun. There are 8 different buggies to ride ranging from the Tough Puppy to the Sand Shark. My personal favorite is the Dune Hopper because it shoots bombs and can jump great distances. Most of the buggy missions aren't too difficult but they can sometimes be a bit tricky. Overall, Jak 3 is a bit more forgiving than the first two. What I mean is that in most missions, when you die or fail, it starts you out in the middle of the mission instead of at the very beggining. The only extremly difficult things about this game are some of the gun courses. You must shoot all the targets except for the civilians like before, but this time the targets shoot at you and some blow up. And to top that, you lose points if you let the targets blow up. In Jak 3, the series has gone back to it's roots. The music is good like in the first game and is much better than the music from Jak 2. The environments are less futuristic than Jak 2 and are more adventurous. One thing I was surprised to see brought back was the thing when Daxter stands over you when you die and says some funny lines. All in all, this is the best game of the series and it really ended the epic respectfully. Here is an overview of all the Jak games:

Jak & Daxter: A great, solid platform game with great character animation and texture mapping. 9/10

Jak 2: Still a great game, but not as adventurous as the first and sometimes, a bit too difficult. 8/10

Jak 3: The best game of the series. It made up what Jak 2 lacked in and ended the epic nicely. 10/10

There is one thing that the Jak series still needs, the ability to strafe. While you might take it for granted but without it, the game isn't as easy. Hopefully the next game will have it. But Jak 3 is still a great game. Being a fan of both Ratchet & Clank and Jak & Daxter, I can't say that one is better than the other but for those people that said that Jak is copying Ratchet, well uh, which game came first? And besides, as long as it's a good game, it shouldn't really matter, right?