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    Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters

    Game » consists of 12 releases. Released Feb 13, 2007

    Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters was a PSP iteration in the series released in 2007, and the game was later ported to the PlayStation 2.

    gingertastic_10's Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters (PlayStation Portable) review

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    Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters was the first game i got for my PSP. Prett much only because it came with the game. It is also my first Ratchet and Clank game. Though it might not be the best game to start out with for this franchise i did find it enjoyable, at times.

    example of the combat
    example of the combat
    So the story.  The game starts out with Ratchet and Clank relaxing on a island resort type of deal. While they are relaxing,  a girl named Luna comes up and asks them if she can take some pictures. While you are doing that, Luna is kidnapped by the Technomites. So you spend the rest of the game trying to find Luna. Along the way they do throw one or two twist at you. Nothing shocking but it helps the story move along.

    The gameplay can be uneven at times. The camera gets in the way like crazy. I died a good amount of times because i couldnt find the enemies. Also you die kinda fast in this game. It might be because i suck, or because the enemies seem pretty strong, and there isnt much health in the game. The guns help ease things up though.

    If there was a high point in this game, it would be its humor and voice acting. Its perfect. Ratchet has great sarcasm.
    he likes sand
    he likes sand
    Whoever did the voices for them are awesome. They did a spot on job. It seemed like they were talking to one another when doing the voice overs, not doing them at different times. The game also looks great, though pop ins are all over the place. I also feel through the ground about three times.

    This is no means a bad game. It has its moments. The amount of guns is cool, it gives you a lot of different choices. Its fun, to short, but its a great game to play on the run. Its not a great game to play in spurts though. If you quit, itll start you over even if you save at a spot. You have to beat a level then quit. But when it starts you over, you have all the stuff you had before.

    Ratchet & Clank could have been a great game, but its weighed down by its faults.

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      Size does matter, but not when it comes to games. 0

       Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters Review The Ratchet and Clank series has been around for 8 years now. Insomniac really haven’t done much to change the (for the most part) winning formula that is the Ratchet and Clanks experience. Every game has always managed to create a very fun and challenging experience filled with great characters, outrageous weapons and original gadgets. The pinnacle of the series for me was RAC2, this expanded on the weapons, added the awesome space combat sections and ha...

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      Size matters is a fun, bite-sized version of R&C. 0

      I've always like ratchet and clank, sadly this is the only one i've had the chance to play from start to finish. But i can say with great confidence that this is a great portable version of R&C. In fact this is just a great portable game even without  Isomniac behind it. Like all the games in the series you'll go through about a dozen differen't planets, shooting and smashing your way through various robot foes. And as always, collecting bolts to buy new weapons. And this is where the game h...

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