Summary: Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters for the PS2 is full of merriment. Despite the glitches and flaws, when the gameplay is free from foreign or inappropriate elements, it is...
Pros: Arrangement of different weapons and gadgets, Strategic gameplay, Impressive looking storyline
Cons: Camera problems, Poor graphics, Cut scenes that don’t intermingle with the game
Conclusion: Ratchet and Clank make their PSP debut, going back to the franchise’s roots with classic Ratchet & Clank gameplay as playable Clank returns with all-new gameplay.
Summary: Another solid R&C romp, albeit of a lower calibre than we’re used to.
Pros: Easy to get into and it follows the standard run-jump-'n'-gun formula with which fans are familiar. Some new weapons and gizmos to wreak havoc on enemies. Clank gets h...
Cons: Unpredictable camera angles are frustrating at times. The odd graphics glitch detracts – and distracts from play.
Excerpt: I'm a big fan of the Ratchet & Clank games. The third PS2 game ranks as one of the best action games on the console and the debut PS3 effort, Tools of Destruction, is...
Pros: Loads of weapons
Cons: Multiplayer is woeful, Looks poor, Awkward camera
Conclusion: has always been about larger than life cartoon action. I thought about giving Size Matters some leeway because it is, after all, a PSP port but considering the two...