1UP writes: "When I reviewed the PSP version of Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters, I had plenty of complaints. The game, while solid enough, was so rife with technical problems that it proved a serious disappointment to this Ratchet fan. So when I got the opportunity to review the PS2 version, I was excited. I figured the reintroduction of the second analog stick would make the persistent camera problems go away and fix the inconsistent control issues. I figured that would smooth out the difficulty, making it easier to take on the hordes of enemies that swarm near the end of the game, and harder to suffer cheap death that comes from the occasionally poor level design. I figured the move to the PS2 would, at the very least, allow for a bit more detail in the bland levels.
I could not have been more wrong. Compared to the PSP version, this is a step down -- that's disappointing enough. But compared to other PS2 Ratchet games, it's a sharp kick in the nuts".
Rafael Christian from Bit Cultures writes:
"In the past couple of decades video game graphics have evolved in incredible ways. Today, we will be checking out Ratchet & Clank which started in 2002. Enjoy the evolution of graphics!"
PSLS: "With over 10 entries in the series, it can be hard to decide which is the best Ratchet and Clank game. We’re up for the task, though, and it made sense to rank the series from best to worst with the upcoming PS4 [reboot] out tomorrow"
I agree with the first place, it's also my favorite, but i really love all the main games of the series.
VGChartz's William D'Angello: "Today we take a look at the top 10 best-selling games for yet another platform. Up to this point we have looked at the original PlayStation, the Nintendo 64, the PlayStation 2, the original Xbox, the GameCube, and the Nintendo DS. This week we are taking a look at Sony's first handheld, the PSP.
The PSP is the ninth best-selling video game platform in history and the fourth best-selling handheld in gaming history. It is also the best-selling handheld not released by Nintendo. It sold 80.82 million units in its lifetime."
Stupid Naughty Dog abandoning Jak & Daxter. I get wanting to do something else but its been 11 years since 3 came out.
WoW
This is something to be expected. I highly doubt it is within their budget to really overhaul these PSP titles for the ps2 anyway. I'm not too sure why they are porting them over anyway... that never really made sense to me. The PSP to PS2 ports just aren't as good.
Still, I guess this should keep fans who didn't play the PSP one for whatever reason happy.