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* [[Attack Drone]]: The Gyro Burster.
* [[Attack Its Weak Point]]: If you can't find one in any of the bosses, you're not looking hard enough.
* [[Attack of the 50
* [[Awesome but Impractical]]: The [[Gatling Good|Vulcan Fury]] upgrades; the Arc Wielder and the Needle Lazer are cool to watch, but the AW is surprisingly weak in damage output and while the Needle Lazer uses very strong homing needles, it and it's counterpart chew up ammo just as fast as the Vulcan Fury.
** However, you can buy the "Robot Shock" upgrade for the Arc Wielder, which drastically increases its effectiveness against KG Bots.
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** The Turret Challenge Kleiver gives you in Act One has no further influence in Act One and has no bearing on the story in Act Two. {{spoiler|In Act Three, however, it proves instrumental in repelling the Dark Maker invasion of Spargus, which leads to Jak receiving the last of Mar's armour from Damas.}}
** Also, those Dark and Light Eco Crystals do have a purpose, which is served when Jak enters the Catacombs in Act Three.
* [[Chokepoint Geography]]: Given the overall linear layout of the missions, this is not surprising. In order to complete Act One, Jak has to progress through the Precursor Temple and the Catacombs subrail leading to Haven City, and then work his way through the Eco mine to get within the city walls. This also happens during Act Two, when the only means of accessing New Haven City is by taking the long route through the robot-infested industrial section from the Port. The sewer levels are also one-way, and the only way to reach Haven Forest is to pass through the Metal Head city section. [[No Sidepaths, No Exploration, No Freedom]] is averted, however, by the sandbox-type gameplay overall.
* [[Chuck Cunningham Syndrome]]: 'Captain' Brutter and the Crocodog completely disappear from this game for no apparent reason.
* [[City of Canals]] - New Haven City.
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