PSX Extreme writes: "Without any doubt, The Ratchet and Clank series has been one of the most popular and well-received franchises in video game history. However, every once in a while, even the best series can experience a bit of a trip-'n-stumble, and this is what happened with the PS2 port of Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters. An excellent PSP game in almost every respect, we had hoped that High Impact Games could deliver a worthy PS2 version, but sadly, the game suffers from more than a few significant issues. Of course, the good ol' R&C flash and panache is always evident, and that's a definite bonus for fans of the series. We always have a grin on our faces when following along with the zany characters and storyline, but at the same time, we weren't smiling nearly often enough in Size Matters. Sometimes, it's best just to keep a title on its intended platform. Why mess with a good thing? We know the PS2 has a massive user base, but in all honesty, this game really didn't need to leave the PSP."
