Ratchet & Clank Collection (2012)
Genres:Adventure, Platform, Shooter
Themes:Action, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:This trilogy of Ratchet & Clank classics contains Ratchet & Clank, Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando, and Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal – all remastered in 1080p with additional upgrades such as Trophy and 3D support.
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I grew up playing the original games on the PS2. I grew up with an older brother, and up until that point in my life, most of the games I had played where handed down or games he shared with me. The first Ratchet and Clank game from 2002 was the first video game that was truly my own. I remember owning a demo disc with Ratchet, Sly and other classics and telling my mom about how much I wanted to own the game so I could play it in its entirety (the demo only had Blackwater city and Metropolis). I spent so many hours playing these games as a kid. I must've beat R&C 3 about 10 times alone. I also have many fond memories of playing the multiplayer maps in 3 with my brother after school. It would mean a lot to me if this collection of games could be ported and future proofed.
Having these games on PC would be a dream come true and would definitely be hyped to see what mods we can get for this too but just replaying the games the way they are would be enough for me and is a deal for the first 3 ratchet games.
Played these games while I was on a binge of classic PlayStation 2 games recently, and I think that they absolutely deserves the right to see new life on the PC, giving people the opportunity this treasured trilogy on a system that would not have been able to in accordance with the law.
I loathe PC gamers with great intensity but I do believe in game preservation even if I out and out despise PC gamers. As for Ratchet and Clank it's an awesome classic that PC gamers are unworthy off but luckily for them I wanna support classic games not going extinct.
RC3 was the first game that I remember playing at a friends home then once I was home described it in detail to my pairents who did not understand what I was talking about.
Made me want a PS2.
My PS3 died so I can't play the remakes anymore. Having it on PC/Steam Deck would be great.
If I just sat here spewing quotes from Ratchet 1-3 & Deadlocked I would probably get my memory removed for spam, but a lot of them live so deeply in my head that I wanted to bring it up. This series has permanently altered my brain chemistry, and I wish to keep it that way. Put the games on the puter, so I can give you my money. We'll See.
Remember playing the crap out of these games as a kid. The humor was spot on, the platforming paired well with the combat and the RYNO concept was so cool, and is missing from too many games.
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