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The editors liked
Multiplayer works pretty well within the existing Ratchet template
Wide variety of action and diversions
As visually slick and funny as previous entries.
A variety of enjoyable activities
Teaming up with three friends is fun
Smart puzzles require coordination
Fastmoving vehicle sequences.
The editors didn't like
Loses momentum on the back end due to tough enemy bottlenecks and odd bugs and glitches
Abstract: PS3 has been extremely lucky when it comes to platform exclusives. Outside of the likes of new franchises like Uncharted and Resistance, Ratchet & Clank is one of few PS2 series to transition to the current generation without a hitch. Insomniac have gi...
Abstract: There are seldom few platforming titles that can approach the charm and quality of Insomniac Games' stellar Ratchet & Clank series. However, their first foray into the realms of cooperative play simply doesn't hold up to their otherwise incredible trac...
Abstract: Any video game franchise that has gone on for 10 titles must have something going for it. Even so, after that many games, you risk running out of ideas and alienating your fan base. Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One adds some new twists to the old favorite th...
Abstract: Insomniac Games' newly formed North Carolina studio set out to create an all new R&C experience, and with Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One, that they did. Taking the 3rd person platforming and shooting action that the series is known for and creating a 4-pla...
Abstract: The core of any Ratchet and Clank game is to take our titular Lombax hero and guide him through linear platforming sections while utilizing a variety of different weapons against hundreds of enemies. All 4 One is no different, presenting players with ...
Multiplayer works pretty well within the existing Ratchet template; wide variety of action and diversions; as visually slick and funny as previous entries.
Loses momentum on the back end due to tough enemy bottlenecks and odd bugs and glitches; streamlined action yields weaker singleplayer experience.
Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time represents the pinnacle of the Ratchet & Clank series, so All 4 One feels like a step backwards. But the fun multiplayer components and laugh-out-loud story make Ratchet and Clank's latest journey a worthy one, a...
Abstract: Everybody's jumping on the co-op bandwagon these days. Be it to fill an imaginary checklist that demands that all games need some sort of multiplayer component or simply to justify the inclusion of an online pass, you can't move without seeing yet an...
Abstract: I'm not really sure who asked for the Ratchet & Clank series to focus on cooperative play, but it certainly wasn't me. I'm a big fan of the Lombax's previous space adventures, with the series managing to combine some good old-fashioned platforming with...
