BrashGames’ The Ratchet & Clank Trilogy Review
BrashGames:
If there is one thing that the recent bout of HD trilogies are great for, it’s being able to chart the progression of an individual series over the duration of a console generation. In the case of The Ratchet & Clank Trilogy, we get to see those initial links to the primary coloured platform boom of the mid to late nineties and the series’ humble beginnings as a traditional platformer through to its expansion as a series that, while always keeping true to its platforming roots, grew to incorporate design choices and gameplay from a raft of other genres.











