Ratchet Deadlocked PS2

Pros: Funny, fast, great platforming and good challenges

Cons: Framerate slows with lots of enemies onscreen, some frustrating vehicle controls

The Bottom Line: A great platforming title and a wonderful addition to the Ratchet universe. If you want to shoot aliens and laugh your hind end off, this is for you.

Review: I love the Ratchet series for the PS2. Crazy weapons, blowing things up, using nuts and bolts as currency, a catlike alien called a Lombax traversing the galaxy with a robot buddy... what more could a gaming gal want? On a recent trip to Toys R ...

Pros: You know, blowing stuff up never get old. Cool Story. The different difficulties are nice.

Cons: Limited arsenal.

The Bottom Line: I loved this game. I would recommend it to anyone who likes to simply blow stuff up.

Review: Ah, Ratchet and Clank. Our dynamic two on the PS2. Personally I prefer them over Jak and Daxter, but anyway, back to the game. Before Deadlocked To everyone who is new to the series, here is how it started out... Ratchet is one of the ...

Pros: At least these tin cans can shoot...unlike that ugly robot Ratchet used to carry around.

Cons: The ugly robot, who's maybe cute and not-so-ugly, made Ratchet a better man. Err...alien-thing.

The Bottom Line: Deadlocked's really just one last ride for Insomniac on the PS2-rollercoaster before they stand in line for the bigger, faster, more spectacular PS3. Not really a must-have, but decent nonetheless.

Review: From its humble beginnings as one of the PlayStation 2's premiere platform franchises in the fall of 2002, the Ratchet and Clank brand has granted developer Insomniac Games household status when paired with the likeable duo they've masterminded: a Lombax ...

Pros: Fun action, great online, good humor, looks great and sounds great

Cons: Not as great as past titles, doesn't live up to the Ratchet & Clank name.

The Bottom Line: The game is still fun just that it's not as great as past Ratchet & Clank titles.

Review: Money’s Worth: High Replay Value: Very High Blasting endless waves of enemies has always been a major part of Ratchet & Clank games, along side plat forming, “Mega Games” and puzzles but it was never the only focus of the games. Now in the fourth, ...