Loot Ninja writes: "I've been a Ratchet and Clank fan since the series' inception back on the PS2. Insomniac has always brought solid platforming and humor to the games, with A Crack in Time being the most polished Ratchet and Clank game to date. It doesn't break any new ground, but it certainly gets every part right."
Rafael Christian from Bit Cultures writes:
"In the past couple of decades video game graphics have evolved in incredible ways. Today, we will be checking out Ratchet & Clank which started in 2002. Enjoy the evolution of graphics!"
Several Ratchet and Clank games have been discounted, including A Crack In Time dropping to $19.99, Tools of Destruction to $17.51, Ratchet and Clank Collection to $14.96 and Into the Nexus to $14.79. The upcoming Ratchet and Clank reboot on PS4 can also be preordered for $31.99 for Prime members.
Wow!!! what a sale.......to bad i have all those already
even the reboot on sale 31.99 from 39.99
We're getting closer to the day when we'll finally kiss gaming consoles goodbye.
Today, Sony is launching a Netflix-style PlayStation Now subscription service that just might be worth the money. For $19.99 a month, users can stream more than 100 PS3 games for as long as they want, whenever they want, on many devices, from tablets, phones, smart TVs, and other Sony consoles. The shift from consoles to cloud-based gaming is taking its largest step forward yet.
Here are The 15 Best PlayStation Now Subscription Games available today. Happy gaming!
... but why does it state: "It doesn't break any new ground"? Clank manipulating time and replicating himself at the same time: isn't that new? I know there are games where you can just undo events, but this is kind of manipulating time in parallel. Has something like that been done before?