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After killing the Light-Eating Z'Grute, they get captured by a mysterious drone, but they break free thanks to a little Tharpod girl called Susie.
After escaping, they realize they are on an unknown planet and that if they want to get back home, they will have to cooperate. The game was announced as part of a 'surprise' from Insomniac Games to mark the 10th anniversary since the original game was released.
Going Mobile is the series' first game for mobile phones. Before the Nexus is an "endless-running" game to promote Into the Nexus.
Players have to collect bolts and defeat enemies. The game was released on December 19, , for iOS and Android platforms.
The games were originally developed by Insomniac Games , who have assisted in the remastering alongside Idol Minds to provide support for high-definition monitors, higher frame rates, stereoscopic 3D , and additional features for the PlayStation Network.
Rift Apart is an upcoming PlayStation 5 entry. Ratchet and Clank is set in a fictional universe that emphasizes interplanetary travel within several different galaxies.
Numerous biological and robotic species populate these planets, which range from highly developed metropolises to uncolonized biospheres.
The Future series introduced additional elements of time travel and interdimensional travel within certain levels. The Lombax is a fictional species from the series.
Lombaxes originated from the planet Fastoon and have an appearance similar to bipedal anthropomorphic felines with a tail similar to that of a lion.
Unlike most other organic species in the games' universe, which have two fingers and a thumb on each hand, lombaxes possess the human hand configuration four fingers and a thumb on each hand.
The species has an instinctive affinity towards gadgetry and machines. Ratchet's father is mentioned by Azimuth, but is never actually seen in the series.
According to a news broadcast in A Crack in Time , Angela Cross is a Lombax who has been missing for 3 years; she doesn't have a tail, as it is revealed that female Lombaxes lack one.
Ratchet is left as the last known Lombax in his dimension after A Crack in Time , as Azimuth dies and Angela is missing in action; her current location is unknown.
The main characters in the series are Ratchet, a Lombax mechanic from the planet Veldin, and his robot friend Clank, who was created by a supposedly malfunctioning machine.
The player controls Ratchet for the majority of each game with the exception of Secret Agent Clank , though certain missions will require the player to directly control Clank.
Otherwise, Clank sits on Ratchet's back in a backpack-style fashion and is used to provide useful jumping, hovering and diving abilities through various upgrades.
These upgrades are given over the course of the first game, but Clank retains them through the later ones.
Throughout the series, the duo often encounter Captain Qwark , an ego-driven, false, green-costumed superhero that may help or hinder Ratchet and Clank's goals in some way.
Nefarious , the robotic main antagonist of the series, usually makes an appearance to attempt to conquer the universe. Captain Copernicus Leslie Qwark voiced by Jim Ward is the Solana Galaxy's self-proclaimed superhero, though he is in reality a cowardly blowhard whose egotistical actions frequently cause more trouble for Ratchet and Clank than they prevent.
He almost always appears with his rear end sticking out of whatever he is working on, and surprisingly is always a reliable ally whenever he appears.
Once later in Going Commando, he sells Ratchet an item to exchange for another. The Plumber does not appear in Ratchet: Deadlocked ; although the credits state that he had been called away to deal with a "sump pump emergency in the Rygylian Nebula".
He provides Ratchet with a spare part for the Dimensionator that proves valuable in the game's climax. When Clank shows up, The Plumber states that he "must've taken a wrong turn somewhere" and mistook it for Qwark's mind because of the "emptiness".
He then tells Clank "I wouldn't risk any more than six minutes", a piece of advice that ultimately allows Clank to save Ratchet from death by reversing time.
He appears in All 4 One when he fixes a transport that allows Ratchet and his allies to travel to Uzo City, but when Ratchet asks for some "cryptic advice" that can used to stop Nevo, the Plumber admits that he does not have any.
The real Plumber later contacts Ratchet, Clank and Qwark for assistance since he is stuck on a planet. After Ratchet repairs the Plumber's ride, he is confused as he had seen him on the starship.
It is after the Plumber leaves that Ratchet and the other two realize that they had been fooled by Stuart. He split up the blueprints for it in order to prevent misuse.
The player can collect the pieces of the blueprint and have the Plumber build it for them. He berates the viewing audience for watching the credits, stating that there is no bonus scene and orders them to leave.
Ratchet frequently gets baffled over Al's "techno-speak" and usually relies on Clank to translate. Al plays a more significant role during the events of Ratchet: Deadlocked , in which he is captured and made to serve as part of Ratchet's DreadZone support crew.
At one point, Al is shot by Ace Hardlight as a warning to Ratchet not to overstep his bounds, but he later returns with cybernetic parts to cover his wounds to aid Ratchet in escaping DreadZone.
He has not appeared in the series since, though he is occasionally mentioned during Tools of Destruction and can be heard during a radio advertisement for his Robo Shack in A Crack in Time.
Al has a minor role in the comic series, he works on returning Veldin back to its normal orbit after Artemis Zogg removes it for his own galaxy.
She shares Ratchet's affinity for gadgets and devices, though is frequently clumsy and scatterbrained. Despite her shortcomings, Angela was employed by Megacorp and worked in its genetics division on a secret project to create an artificial "Protopet", until she quit when her boss, Mr.
Fizzwidget pushed the release date of the creation before she could correct its flaws namely, its large appetite and savage nature.
Angela then disguised herself and stole the prototype creature to get rid of it for good. Unfortunately, both tactics fail, and when ThugsLess is bought out of their contract by a third party, Angela after her identity was revealed allies herself with Ratchet and Clank to stop Megacorp from releasing the still-highly dangerous Protopet all over the galaxy.
During a Polaris News broadcast in A Crack in Time , Angela was confirmed as being a Lombax, that she had fled Bogon in Max Apogee's ship during the earlier phases of Tachyon's invasion, and had been missing along with Apogee for over three years, suggesting both she and Apogee used the Dimensionator to escape Tachyon.
The report also confirms her species as a female Lombax, claiming that female Lombaxes do not have tails.
When Max vanished, Talwyn continued her father's work in finding the "Lombax Secret", a device said to have been used to eliminate the evil Cragmites from the galaxy.
Her main base of operations is a space station in the Nundac asteroid ring, where she is accompanied by her guardian warbots Cronk and Zephyr.
In Tools of Destruction , Ratchet is led to Talwyn after intercepting a message from Emperor Tachyon calling for her death. After explaining his situation, Talwyn agrees to help Ratchet in finding the Lombax Secret and overthrowing Tachyon.
She also appears in the comic book mini-series, as well as Full Frontal Assault as a skin and a full appearance in Into the Nexus.
In the reimanging movie and game a character named Cora Veralux seems to be Talwyn's counterpart. Cronk and Zephyr voiced by Daniel Hagen and Paul Eiding respectively are a pair of war-robots who frequently accompany Talwyn in her adventures.
Heavily rusted and senile from many years of combat, the pair are often heard bickering to each other and rambling about their past experiences but nonetheless serve as reliable allies in Ratchet and Talwyn's search for the Lombax Secret.
The pair first appear in Tools of Destruction and make a voice-only cameo in A Crack in Time as they bicker during the credits.
In All 4 One , Cronk and Zephyr serve as Ratchet's support team by selling him and his allies weapons. The both of them are destroyed by Vendra Prog in Into the Nexus , though their ghosts make one final appearance in the post-credit ending.
This is not due to age, because although Alister is much older than Ratchet, his fur has been this color since his youth. He uses a double-headed Praetorian Omniwrench as his weapon of choice.
In his youth, Azimuth was close friends with Ratchet's father, Kaden, and carries a pocketwatch that holds a photo of the two of them standing together.
Azimuth was indirectly responsible for Emperor Tachyon's rise to power and the deaths of Ratchet's parents, as he gave Tachyon full access to Lombax technology in the hopes that he would be able to help them.
For his crimes, he was forbidden to join the Lombaxes as they left to another dimension, and has lived in exile ever since. When Ratchet first finds Azimuth, the general initially mistakes him for a Hologuised assassin sent by either Lord Vorselon or Nefarious but soon recognizes Ratchet as being Kaden's son and requests forgiveness about the misunderstanding.
General Azimuth explains to Ratchet about Clank's presumed connection with the Zoni and how he and Kaden were both aware of the Great Clock's very existence.
He then teaches Ratchet on using hoverboots which would come in handy in stopping Dr. Nefarious from taking control of the Great Clock. After Nefarious reminds Azimuth on how he shamed the Lombax race, Azimuth explains to Ratchet how he fell to Tachyon's trickery, and how he plans to use the Great Clock himself, so that he and Ratchet can prevent Tachyon's rise to power and stop the Lombaxes from having to leave for their new dimension.
Ratchet initially goes along with the plan, but changes his mind after saving Clank who informs him and Azimuth that the Great Clock could destroy all of existence if misused.
Unable to accept Ratchet's change of decision, General Azimuth leaves him. He later appears to rescue Ratchet and Clank after they defeat Dr. Nefarious and takes them to the Great Clock.
Despite Azimuth's insistence, Ratchet still refuses to risk using the Great Clock, causing the elder Lombax to kill Ratchet by blasting him with his wrench out of anger.
Azimuth then tries to enter the Orvus Chamber, but Clank locks him out and uses the Great Clock to reverse time by six minutes as previously hinted by the Plumber so that he can save Ratchet.
Azimuth, now blinded by his own selfish desire to save all the Lombaxes, breaks into the chamber and locks the Clock into turning back time to Tachyon's rise to power, before engaging both Ratchet and Clank in a bloody duel as the game's final boss.
Once defeated, Azimuth finally realizes his mistake and stops the time shift he created, though at the cost of his own life. Ratchet takes Azimuth's possessions, a pocketwatch and his own Praetorian wrench, as reminders of his mentor.
Azimuth makes a small cameo in the first issue of the six-part comic series, where Ratchet is looking at the pocketwatch in memory.
Ratchet later uses Azimuth's Praetorian Wrench in the following issues to stop Artemis Zogg in his plans. Kaden is the father of Ratchet and the keeper of the Dimensionator.
When the Lombaxes were driven to use the device to escape to another dimension following Percival Tachyon's overrunning of Fastoon, Kaden refused to follow them in order to protect the device.
Kaden managed to survive Tachyon's ravaging of Fastoon and was able to hide his infant son Ratchet from the Cragmite by sending him to Veldin, but Kaden was eventually found and executed by Tachyon.
After he is captured by Dr. Nefarious, Orvus teleports to somewhere unknown, and Clank is brought to the Great Clock by the Zoni to become its new Caretaker in his absence.
As Clank is trained by the Clock's Junior Caretaker Sigmund another robot that Orvus possibly granted a soul to in his new duties, Orvus communicates with him through a series of simulated programs stored in his memory banks.
At the end of the game, Clank chooses to continue his adventures with Ratchet and leaves Sigmund in charge of the Great Clock as the Caretaker, and Orvus's final message proclaims that his greatest desire is for Clank to be happy with whatever life he chooses.
During the events of Up Your Arsenal , she is in charge of coordinating the Galactic Rangers to combat the growing threat of Dr. She and Ratchet appear to have feelings for each other.
In Deadlocked , she briefly appears in the opening to inform Ratchet, Clank and Big Al about the death of Captain Starshield during his service to Dreadzone as a contestant.
Sasha is also about to warn the three about various galactic heroes being captured when she is cut off. She appears a third time in the six issue comic series set between A Crack in Time and All 4 One , where she assists Ratchet and Clank in stopping Artemis Zogg in his plans to create his own artificial galaxy.
Ratchet and Clank eventually find him he tells the duo that he is unable to return to his ship because of the Sand Sharks in the area.
After Ratchet disposes of the creatures, Skid rewards him with a hover-board and tells Ratchet and Clank about seeing them at the hover-board race on Rilgar.
Calling himself "ShaddowDude", Skidd helps Ratchet and Clank on their assigned mission on Aquatos, despite frequently chickening out and letting Ratchet do all the fighting.
He later gets kidnapped by Courtney Gears and is taken to Obani Draco, where he is used as a test dummy for the Biobliterator and turned into a robot.
Despite this, Skidd is back to normal by the end of the game how he was changed back is not revealed, though Big Al mentions that it is possible.
Helga von Streissenburgen voiced by Mona Marshall in a German accent is a robot who is Captain Qwark's portly, heavyset fitness trainer.
Despite her tough appearance, she showed genuine sadness when Qwark "died", stating "Und Douglass C.
Skrunch voiced by Jim Ward is Captain Qwark's cycloptic monkey sidekick. Being a monkey, he loves bananas. The movie still retains a huge amount of the games' amiable charm, which hits the nostalgia buttons hard for fans Yoo-hoo, Mr.
The action sequences are still tons of fun, even finding a credible basis for the games' weapon switching, which allows for cameos from a gaggle of classic gameplay arsenal highlights include the Sheepinator, and - yes, it had to be said - the Pyrocitor.
This, along with Ratchet's swingshot 'web-slinging', keep the combat inventive and exuberant. It all gets a bit unfocused by the end, with the final space battle drifting into a clanging CGI blur, but the proceedings retain enough discerning silliness to keep the vibe pleasant rather than discordant.
For a film that clearly invested serious money into saddling a stupendous A-list supporting cast into thankless stock supporting roles you can just make out John Goodman and Sylvester Stallone grunting in the background as 'mentor' and 'thug' respectively , the primary joy still lies in hearing the original voice cast enthusiastically reprise their defining characters.
James Arnold Taylor and David Kaye are still delightfully droll as the titular duo, and their camaraderie, comedic timing and banter are still enough to sell even the most tired gags.
Jim Ward's posturing buffoon Captain Quark may flit clumsily from plot point to plot point, but he's still bombastically hilarious enough to remain as lovable a doofus as ever, while Armin Shimerman's Dr.
Nefarious infuses the film with the energy that only an exquisitely hammy pantomime villain can. The other star inclusions don't fare as well: Paul Giamatti's preening as Chairman Drek is instantly forgettable, while Rosario Dawson mugs desperately for laughs that just aren't there, teetering between 'Generic Strong Female Background Character ' and 'high-strung nerd'.
The film's insertion of too many instantly forgettable 'Galactic Rangers' side characters also feels imbalanced, and steals too much focus from the infinitely more entertaining leads.
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Directors: Kevin Munroe , Jericca Cleland co-director. Writers: T. Blast your way home with an arsenal of explosive new weapons, including the Burst Pistol, Topiary Sprinkler and the Shatterbomb.
Zip above cityscapes, boost into combat and slip through dimensions with physics-defying new gadgets. New faces Unite the double team supreme with a cast of familiar allies and new faces — including an all-new Lombax resistance fighter who is just as determined to take out the robotic scourge.
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DIETRICH! - Ratchet und Clank - #05In his youth, Azimuth was close friends with Ratchet's father, Kaden, and carries a pocketwatch that holds a photo of the two of them standing together.
Azimuth was indirectly responsible for Emperor Tachyon's rise to power and the deaths of Ratchet's parents, as he gave Tachyon full access to Lombax technology in the hopes that he would be able to help them.
For his crimes, he was forbidden to join the Lombaxes as they left to another dimension, and has lived in exile ever since.
When Ratchet first finds Azimuth, the general initially mistakes him for a Hologuised assassin sent by either Lord Vorselon or Nefarious but soon recognizes Ratchet as being Kaden's son and requests forgiveness about the misunderstanding.
General Azimuth explains to Ratchet about Clank's presumed connection with the Zoni and how he and Kaden were both aware of the Great Clock's very existence.
He then teaches Ratchet on using hoverboots which would come in handy in stopping Dr. Nefarious from taking control of the Great Clock. After Nefarious reminds Azimuth on how he shamed the Lombax race, Azimuth explains to Ratchet how he fell to Tachyon's trickery, and how he plans to use the Great Clock himself, so that he and Ratchet can prevent Tachyon's rise to power and stop the Lombaxes from having to leave for their new dimension.
Ratchet initially goes along with the plan, but changes his mind after saving Clank who informs him and Azimuth that the Great Clock could destroy all of existence if misused.
Unable to accept Ratchet's change of decision, General Azimuth leaves him. He later appears to rescue Ratchet and Clank after they defeat Dr.
Nefarious and takes them to the Great Clock. Despite Azimuth's insistence, Ratchet still refuses to risk using the Great Clock, causing the elder Lombax to kill Ratchet by blasting him with his wrench out of anger.
Azimuth then tries to enter the Orvus Chamber, but Clank locks him out and uses the Great Clock to reverse time by six minutes as previously hinted by the Plumber so that he can save Ratchet.
Azimuth, now blinded by his own selfish desire to save all the Lombaxes, breaks into the chamber and locks the Clock into turning back time to Tachyon's rise to power, before engaging both Ratchet and Clank in a bloody duel as the game's final boss.
Once defeated, Azimuth finally realizes his mistake and stops the time shift he created, though at the cost of his own life.
Ratchet takes Azimuth's possessions, a pocketwatch and his own Praetorian wrench, as reminders of his mentor. Azimuth makes a small cameo in the first issue of the six-part comic series, where Ratchet is looking at the pocketwatch in memory.
Ratchet later uses Azimuth's Praetorian Wrench in the following issues to stop Artemis Zogg in his plans. Kaden is the father of Ratchet and the keeper of the Dimensionator.
When the Lombaxes were driven to use the device to escape to another dimension following Percival Tachyon's overrunning of Fastoon, Kaden refused to follow them in order to protect the device.
Kaden managed to survive Tachyon's ravaging of Fastoon and was able to hide his infant son Ratchet from the Cragmite by sending him to Veldin, but Kaden was eventually found and executed by Tachyon.
After he is captured by Dr. Nefarious, Orvus teleports to somewhere unknown, and Clank is brought to the Great Clock by the Zoni to become its new Caretaker in his absence.
As Clank is trained by the Clock's Junior Caretaker Sigmund another robot that Orvus possibly granted a soul to in his new duties, Orvus communicates with him through a series of simulated programs stored in his memory banks.
At the end of the game, Clank chooses to continue his adventures with Ratchet and leaves Sigmund in charge of the Great Clock as the Caretaker, and Orvus's final message proclaims that his greatest desire is for Clank to be happy with whatever life he chooses.
During the events of Up Your Arsenal , she is in charge of coordinating the Galactic Rangers to combat the growing threat of Dr.
She and Ratchet appear to have feelings for each other. In Deadlocked , she briefly appears in the opening to inform Ratchet, Clank and Big Al about the death of Captain Starshield during his service to Dreadzone as a contestant.
Sasha is also about to warn the three about various galactic heroes being captured when she is cut off.
She appears a third time in the six issue comic series set between A Crack in Time and All 4 One , where she assists Ratchet and Clank in stopping Artemis Zogg in his plans to create his own artificial galaxy.
Ratchet and Clank eventually find him he tells the duo that he is unable to return to his ship because of the Sand Sharks in the area.
After Ratchet disposes of the creatures, Skid rewards him with a hover-board and tells Ratchet and Clank about seeing them at the hover-board race on Rilgar.
Calling himself "ShaddowDude", Skidd helps Ratchet and Clank on their assigned mission on Aquatos, despite frequently chickening out and letting Ratchet do all the fighting.
He later gets kidnapped by Courtney Gears and is taken to Obani Draco, where he is used as a test dummy for the Biobliterator and turned into a robot.
Despite this, Skidd is back to normal by the end of the game how he was changed back is not revealed, though Big Al mentions that it is possible.
Helga von Streissenburgen voiced by Mona Marshall in a German accent is a robot who is Captain Qwark's portly, heavyset fitness trainer.
Despite her tough appearance, she showed genuine sadness when Qwark "died", stating "Und Douglass C. Skrunch voiced by Jim Ward is Captain Qwark's cycloptic monkey sidekick.
Being a monkey, he loves bananas. He's also seen running around the Starship Phoenix's bridge. Skrunch joins Clank during some of Clank's missions in Up Your Arsenal to activate out-of-range buttons or distract powerful enemies and is a gunner for Ratchet on Tyrranosis.
Skrunch also makes an appearance in Size Matters. He speaks to Clank twice in the game, first on planet Metalis and again at the end of the game on Quadrona.
Not to be confused with the backyard wrestler of the same name. Exclusive to the re-imaged projects, Grimroth Razz voiced by John Goodman in the film, Travis Willingham in the game , or Grim for short, is a mechanic from the Polaris Galaxy who became the mentor and legal guardian of Ratchet ever since he found him as an infant.
He owns a garage on the planet Veldin where he and Ratchet repair ships. In the video game, Grimroth is revealed to have a twin brother named Felton.
Grimroth states that they don't talk much because Grimroth considers Felton to be a slacker. Ratchet starts each game with his versatile Omniwrench for melee attacks, but new weapons are made available by completing missions or buying them through a weapon vendor.
Most weapons have a limited amount of ammunition , requiring the player to use ammunition efficiently to avoid running out of firepower.
Ammunition can be restocked from vendors or by breaking crates scattered about the levels. In most later games, weapons can be upgraded through both repeated use of the weapon and by purchasing weapon modifications.
The weapons in each game can range from standard weapon archetypes such as machine guns or sniper rifles to unique weapons such as transformation guns and decoy launchers.
Typically the weapon set is a mixture of new weapons for the current title, and weapons returning from a previous title. In addition to weapons, Ratchet gains many gadgets with varying uses.
Some gadgets are necessary to travel about some levels, such as "Grind Boots" that allow Ratchet to grind on rails, or a Swingshot portable, reusable grappling hook that allows him to grapple a target and swing across gaps.
Other gadgets can be used in combat as a means to distract foes, and others are needed to unlock certain doors and thus continue missions; in these cases, the player typically must solve a puzzle minigame in order to successfully use the gadget and unlock the door.
Each game is broken down into a series of missions that take place on numerous planets across the galaxy.
While most objectives must be completed in a certain order to progress the main story, other objectives are optional but can lead to useful rewards.
Once the player has completed a mission on a planet, they can typically return to any previous planet they have visited to attempt missions they could not complete before.
In addition to objectives based on platforming and weapon elements, missions may include minigames such as various races and arena combat.
Typically, one or two of these minigames must be performed as part of the main story, but further optional challenges can be done to earn greater rewards, typically in the form of "bolts", the unit of currency used throughout the game.
There are also missions that focus on Clank, often controlling a set of smaller robots called Gadgebots, to travel through areas that Ratchet cannot.
In addition to the main gameplay missions, the player can attempt to find special large bolts that are typically hidden or difficult to get to that can be used to upgrade or buy powerful weapons.
There are also Skill Points spread throughout the game, which require the player to complete a specific task guided only by the name of the Skill Point.
Skill Points are used to unlock extra features such as concept artwork or additional outfits for Ratchet. Each game excluding Quest for Booty , All 4 One , and Full Frontal Assault also presents a "Challenge Mode", available after the player has completed the main story; in this mode, the player replays the game, facing more difficult enemies in exchange for a higher bolt payout or more powerful weapon upgrades.
Ginga no Gakeppuchi Densetsu was serialized starting on February in the bi-monthly edition of the Japanese magazine CoroCoro Comic. It is drawn by Shinbo Nomura , and has finished in the February edition of the magazine.
The first volume containing the first 12 chapters was released on November 28, As of recently, a collection set was announced.
A release date for when the set is to be released has yet to be determined. As of January , the manga is still only available in Japan. It eventually released on April 29, The film was developed by the Blockade Entertainment Studios and Rainmaker Entertainment , the same production company that produced the world's first half-hour, entirely computer animated television series ReBoot , and is distributed by Focus Features and Gramercy Pictures , along with partnerships from Sony Interactive Entertainment formerly Sony Computer Entertainment and Insomniac Games.
The film is presented in 3D CGI, and works with the in-game models during the pre-visualization stage to help block out the film.
Insomniac's writer, T. Official strategy guide books, published by Prima Games or Brady Games, have been released for almost all installments in the series.
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Retrieved June 12, Perry November 4, Retrieved July 21, The voice acting is solid, if not familiar, too. While Ratchet strives for that perfect dude-like teenager vibe, the voice actor generally hits the mark.
Clank is also quite engaging, and in some cases, charming, especially when he finishes a level or gains a weapon.
Many of the supporting characters offer the same kind of commercial quality voices found in Jak and Daxter , and some of the times they're quite funny.
Other times they just sound commercial. The quirkier ones are best such as the weird athletic woman at the end of the stunt course , but few stand above the standard and obvious stereotypes.
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The player traverses diverse environments with a large collection of unusual gadgets and weapons, using them to defeat enemies and pass obstacles.
Up to 36 weapons and gadgets can be bought or found in the game. The player begins the game with only two weapons: [3] the "OmniWrench ", a standard melee weapon with a variety of uses such as interacting with puzzles in the environment, and the Bomb Glove, a short-range grenade thrower.
As missions are completed across the game's various planets, more weapons and gadgets become available, including the Blaster, an automatic pistol; the Pyrocitor, a flamethrower; and the Suck Cannon, a vacuum gun, which sucks up smaller enemies and converts them into projectiles.
Weapons are either found, or can be bought with bolts, the game's form of currency. The OmniWrench remains the standard melee weapon for close combat, with its own button, as all other weapons assume the role of secondary weaponry and can only be equipped one at a time, though all weapons can be carried in the player's inventory.
Bolts can be found in crates, along with ammo, or dropped from defeated enemies. There is also the option to buy "gold weapons", more powerful versions of existing weapons.
The game's health system, Nanotech, [3] starts at four health bubbles equivalent to be able to take four hits, but upgrades can be purchased, giving the player a total of five hit points with the first upgrade and eight hit points with the second.
Normally, Clank rides on Ratchet's back, acting as a jet-pack or similar device. Clank can control "Gadgebots", smaller robots similar to Clank, who perform certain actions for him.
Racing, in the form of hoverboard races, appears in the game. Some racing missions are necessary to progress in the game, while others are optional.
One level of space combat and a level of flying through the air shooting tankers is also present. Mini-games that unlock doors, extend bridges, or elevate platforms appear in most levels.
In a warbot factory on planet Quartu, a defective but intelligent robot escapes and crash-lands on Veldin, the homeworld of the mechanic Ratchet Mikey Kelley a feline-like humanoid known as a Lombax.
After being repaired, the robot, nicknamed "Clank" David Kaye , reveals that he is on a mission to stop Chairman Drek Kevin Michael Richardson , a corrupt Blargian business tycoon who harvests inhabited planets to create a new one for his race, the Blarg, due to theirs having been overpopulated and severely polluted.
However, by doing so, the selected planets are destroyed in the process. Joining forces, the two take out several of Drek's operations one-by-one while gathering gradual information on his plans.
This move enrages Drek, who launches a manhunt for the duo. After surviving his obstacle course, Ratchet and Clank are betrayed by Qwark, who reveals that he was working for Drek the entire time as a highly paid spokesperson for the Chairman's new planet.
Qwark leaves the duo to die in the lair of a Blargian Snagglebeast, which is easily dispatched by Ratchet. Determined on getting revenge for Qwark's deception, a bitter Ratchet liberates more Blarg-conquered planets, eventually coming across a Blargian moonbase.
Qwark, attempting to make sure that the duo does not interfere in Drek's plans, engages them in a gruelling space battle that ends with Qwark being shot down and Ratchet and Clank leaving in satisfaction, their vengeance finally laid to rest.
Ratchet and Clank fly to Quartu in order to find out about the Blarg's next move. Immediately after realizing that Drek intends to destroy Veldin with a planet-destroying weapon called the Deplanetizer and allow his already-completed planet to take its place of orbit, Ratchet swears revenge on Drek for his mercilessness.
The Blarg and Drek are pursued to Veldin by a vengeful Ratchet, and soon a vicious battle ensues. Halfway through the fight, Drek reveals that he was the one who polluted the Blargian homeworld, and did so as an attempt to make a profit from creating and selling the artificial planet to the Blarg.
He intends to repeat the whole process over-and-over again until he becomes the richest person in the galaxy. Ratchet launches Drek to his new planet, which is destroyed when Ratchet fires the Deplanetizer at it, killing Drek.
Chunks of the planet begin to hit Veldin causing the duo to nearly fall to their death. Clank takes damage and Ratchet seems to leave the scene.
A distraught Clank then prepares to leave Veldin however Ratchet returns to take Clank home and repair him. The duo then walk home together, their bond as friends now cemented.
In a post-credits scene , Qwark advertises his "Personal Hygienator", much to Ratchet and Clank's disgust and discomfort, and Clank turns off the Holovision TV ending the game.
After finishing work on the Spyro the Dragon series on the PlayStation , Insomniac originally intended to launch a game codenamed I5 Insomniac game 5 for the PlayStation 2.
The developers, however, were never enthusiastic about it, and the idea was dropped after six months. There was the Revolverator — a drill gun which would spin enemies around once Ratchet impaled them and the Mackerel — basically a fish that took the place of the wrench.
Both of these got cut because they were either too hard to use or just didn't add anything to the game. We've always developed all our own technology.
It's been a little frustrating in the past for us to hear people say, 'Oh yeah, the Insomniac game is running on the Naughty Dog engine. We shared some technology with Naughty Dog way back when, and that was great, but we are a company that puts stock in developing specialized technology and we will continue to do so.
Pre-production of the game began in late March , with a team of approximately 35 people. The game went into production in November , and by the end of the project, the team had grown to Next Generation ranked it as the 49th highest-selling game launched for the PlayStation 2 , Xbox or GameCube between January and July in that country.
Every time you thump an enemy with the hefty tool, it looks, sounds and feels remarkably solid. What's more, the same can be said for all the other weapons you collect and use over the course of your intergalactic adventure".
Reviewers praised the game's graphics, specifically pointing out the character and background designs as being high-quality for PS2 games of the time.
Criticism was aimed at the game's camera angles, which Eurogamer felt were "idiotic" at times, giving the example of boss fights in which the camera centers on the boss rather than being freely movable.
In June , it was announced that the game would be re-imagined for the PlayStation 4 , with the intention of remaking the original game as if Insomniac Games were to make the game again today.
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