GH Review: Ratchet and Clank : Size Matters (PSP)

Zardon · Mar 1, 2007, 11:05 AM

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Sony has been having a rough time in the gaming world of late, considering that the sales for its most recent console, the Playstation 3, have been far from enthusiastic. And unfortunately, the mobile gaming market isn’t fairing much better, given that the Playstation Portable is being drastically outsold by the Nintendo DS. However, none of this has dampened Sony’s ambition to dominate its competitors, ensuing in plenty of support for developers to create games on their platforms... but has it paid off? Well, when looking at the PSP, many will notice that the most famous triple A titles such as Killzone or Metal Gear Solid from the PS2 have been ported onto the tiny handheld, trying to capture a larger audience. The latest franchise to receive this treatment is Ratchet and Clank, resulting in their fourth adventure aptly called Size Matters.

Mar 1, 2007, 11:05 AM	#1
Zardon DriverHeaven Founder Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 32,480 Rep Power: 179	GH Review: Ratchet and Clank : Size Matters (PSP) Gaming Heaven // Discuss here ________________________ Sony has been having a rough time in the gaming world of late, considering that the sales for its most recent console, the Playstation 3, have been far from enthusiastic. And unfortunately, the mobile gaming market isn’t fairing much better, given that the Playstation Portable is being drastically outsold by the Nintendo DS. However, none of this has dampened Sony’s ambition to dominate its competitors, ensuing in plenty of support for developers to create games on their platforms... but has it paid off? Well, when looking at the PSP, many will notice that the most famous triple A titles such as Killzone or Metal Gear Solid from the PS2 have been ported onto the tiny handheld, trying to capture a larger audience. The latest franchise to receive this treatment is Ratchet and Clank, resulting in their fourth adventure aptly called Size Matters.