When David Bergeaud left, the series also lost a part of it’s soul. He is 50% of the reason why I love the PS2 era of the R&C games. His orchestral style was so unique and even to this day… it’s some of the best composed music I’ve ever heard in a video game franchise. ‘Maktar Nebula’ from Going Commando is a perfect example of what he does best: Mixing a hip-hop/funk beat with some orchestral, ambient samples. What a genius.
Yeah his music made these alien worlds come to life. New music isn't bad but just sounds painfully like every Hollywood movie setpiece rather than something to explore
The first 2 games soundtracks were my faves! Such a unique sound! I wish the new games stopped with this theatrical score thing and give us something to tap our toes to. I feel like into the nexus got the closest with a few spooky synths songs.
He composed for some of the PS3 era too. Only some tho (I think just tools of destruction??). His music was absolutely the best, and some of his tracks in R&C1 are up there in my favourite video game music of all time. The 2016 remake has the most soulless music in the whole franchise. (Rift Apart at least had a couple good tracks, with Emperor Nefarious' theme standing out as one of the only good tracks in the game, to the point of it being really memorable for me amidst all the bland music) And I only played these games recently so I have no blind nostalgia for them, just pure admiration for his talent.
i tried to play the new ones and I just was.....so disappointed. The music during this era was just absolutely amazing. I remember coming home from school and listening to this on repeat as I am playing the game because it was just so unique and interesting. I still listen to this 14 years later because it brings back nostalgia
@@Unadvised8849 No, I love them. I haven’t even played any of the games after TOD besides the shitty remake. I’m just asking if there’s a problem with people agreeing with the original comment
Imo it went worsening. It was great in the first and then kept getting worse and more bland, with just a few exceptions for me in every game. Idk if it's because I'm used to listen to Nintendo soundtracks that are top quality, but they really just went bland after the first, and then with PS3 they started to get into this cinematic kinda style that is so bland for a videogame and tells me nothing, it got the worst with the remake. The PS5 game seems like keeping with this kinda ambience sounds that idk if it's even music, we'll see, however i still loved a bunch of tracks in Crack in time
@@Terapagos3000 ...wut? if you said after Tools of Destruction or Quest for Booty then that would be understandable, but after the first game? i don't know what kind of Nintendo crack you've been smoking but you need your ears checked bro.
@@RYNOCIRATOR_V5 Yeah Nintendo is how you make a soundtrack properly. After the first the tracks get all bland and with poor melodies. They aren't iconic at all. I may save only crack in time cause some tracks there are really great, so no I wouldn't exclude crack in time anyway lol. It's tastes, I guess, but I really only find the soundtrack of the first iconic and if you notice where's the difference with every later game, you get the point I'm making.
Deadlocked is the most underated of all in my opinion. My favorite out of the original four. Why people dislike it compared to the rest is beyond me. It took the more combat centric approach of Up Your Arsenal and refined it, made it so much more fun. Had a completely original Seriously banging techno-rock soundtrack that didn't reuse any music from the previous games like UYA did... And was overall just so much more compelling than the third one was. Up Your Arsenal is a really fun game... But i think it's just ridiculous to put 3 above 4 when 4 corrected so much of 3's mistakes. Edit: Going Commando is a close second favorite though. I feel like UYA would've been better if they kept the platforming/exploration side of things that Going Commando had. But then again, without UYA's combat focus we wouldn't have Deadlocked.
@@soggybreadman4035 deadlock was a blast and had adrenaline pumped mission while the other 3 still had platforming elements. hopefully rift apart will encapsulate the feel of the original games
@@Scrubject16 yeah I’m a sucker for 1 as it got us started... but 2 was amazing when it came out... all the extras they put into it. As others mentioned... I agree, 3 is the most cookie cutter and rehashed levels etc... Deadlocked was good as a game with mechanics and premise especially for a “Doom-esque” approach to Ratchet and Clank... really got the mechanics down, but I’d never put its story etc over 1 or 2.
The music from the older R&C games are some of the greatest and most memorable bits of music in my long time playing games. Its a shame the newer titles have more generic music.
@@onlyvoid620 ToD's was good too, i really liked viceron and fastoon, probably mukow too. There was just 1-2 after tod that i liked; one was in into the Nexus Other was in A Crack In Time
it is very good. I also like magnaplated yt's compilation of "the best R&C music" and it's almost every single track from the ps2/psp games but in random order lol. It's a 9hr long compilation I tune into sometimes, just closing my eyes and choosing some random time
I love the Up Your Arsenal multiplayer lobby music. It just felt so otherworldly, like you were about to enter a realm of the Ratchet and Clank universe that was completely separate from the rest.
This makes me want to boot up the emulator again and play the first three games. Man, the soundtrack really does make everything even better. Heck, I'd say even Size Matters was pretty fun to play, as it too had a good soundtrack backing it.
@@Kalmaro4152 I actually played that game soon after finishing the trilogy, and it definitely was a blast playing it on the second hardest difficulty. I even decided to play Size Matters, which is... An interesting game, I'll put it like that. Actually I'd say that it's the result of what happened if a group of fans of R&C decided to make a game.
@@SaoryEmanoelleI really should, especially since I've played every other game multiple times lol. I even have Secret Agent Clank but I've never beaten it... 😂
@@bennyharvey703 Nie mam pojęcia gdzie jeszcze, ale pewnie do stolicy. Chciałbym robić coś związanego z gamingem o dziwo jest pare takich kierunków. Dzięki.
i remember ps2 came out my father bought it with the ps2 there was the cd game Lock and Loaded Ratchet and Clank ....the vibes those times man... nostalgia 😊
I've just got to say, as someone that frequently listens to the OSTs of the original trilogy, I sure appreciate the effort you put into this video. Its nice to chill out to the calmer parts of the OST.
Normally I listen to the soundtrack per game but recently found your playlists. Now I mostly listen to yours. You really picked the best songs (or at least mostly :)) in the best of playlist and the best songs for this playlist. Awesome job and thank you for making it so we could listen to it!
while I agree that there are some good songs in that game, I think it is appropiately-rated. It is much worse and forgetable than the psp/ps2 games' soundtracks, with way too many generic semi-ambient tracks that just say "jungle" or "pirate". But the songs that say something different are pretty good.
@@maestrofeli4259 Yeah i can kind of agree, I think the fact that Beurguead had to do the ost for that, resistance, qfb, sm and sac all in the space of a couple years probably effected the quality of the tracks somewhat, and while they do have that notable ratchet aesthetic, they feel like they've lost some of the essence of what made early ratchet music so great. No wonder he quit after that, he must've been exhausted. Still I think tools has a good soundtrack overall, and I think we can both agree that it's still a lot better than the osts from A4O onwards, no disrespect to Micheal Bross but I feel like he really doesn't understand the "feel" of ratchet.
I agree to a large extent. Apart from the first track it was very hard to find any music that slowed things down without it eventually escalating into something louder. A lot of these start really mellow but progressively get more bombastic and that's just David's style. In retrospect, it probably would've been a good idea to include some music from A Crack in Time, which does much better at keeping its calm tracks calm. But at the same time, I did want to keep this exclusive to David's soundtracks for consistency's sake. It is what it is.
@@magnaplated never been a huge R&C fan. I love the first one, but it's the only one I've completed. I've wanted to get into the series and I have the original trilogy on ps3, but something else always comes first and I keep forgetting. Speedruns of the R&C 1 are awsome though
I was wondering about this as it loaded in autoplay "Hmm... Well if Obani Gemini was anything to go by they should be good at this." ANd what was the first track in this video.
I think of that track as purposefully generic in nature, basically elevator music. It's nice and definitely chill in its own way, but I found it didn't really fit with the other pieces in this video. Hence, I kept it off.
The mirror bit was what got me. I was a kid and saw an eyeball bat thing flying at me through fhe mirror so I hit the mirror thinking that it would stop. Mfw it got worse. It was pretty funny thinking back.
Being honest? It was hard to find a picture that I felt really captured the zen atmosphere of some of the tracks. I found this one screenshot from ACiT and it was exactly what I was looking for. I didn't mean to mislead anyone. My apologies if you came looking for music from that game and were disappointed.
@@hevendor958 I agree but I was thinking that they might be brought back or something along those lines. Thankfully they only have done that with Quark so far.
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When David Bergeaud left, the series also lost a part of it’s soul. He is 50% of the reason why I love the PS2 era of the R&C games. His orchestral style was so unique and even to this day… it’s some of the best composed music I’ve ever heard in a video game franchise. ‘Maktar Nebula’ from Going Commando is a perfect example of what he does best: Mixing a hip-hop/funk beat with some orchestral, ambient samples. What a genius.
100% the games feel completely different without his music
Yeah his music made these alien worlds come to life. New music isn't bad but just sounds painfully like every Hollywood movie setpiece rather than something to explore
The first 2 games soundtracks were my faves! Such a unique sound! I wish the new games stopped with this theatrical score thing and give us something to tap our toes to. I feel like into the nexus got the closest with a few spooky synths songs.
He composed for some of the PS3 era too. Only some tho (I think just tools of destruction??). His music was absolutely the best, and some of his tracks in R&C1 are up there in my favourite video game music of all time. The 2016 remake has the most soulless music in the whole franchise. (Rift Apart at least had a couple good tracks, with Emperor Nefarious' theme standing out as one of the only good tracks in the game, to the point of it being really memorable for me amidst all the bland music)
And I only played these games recently so I have no blind nostalgia for them, just pure admiration for his talent.
i tried to play the new ones and I just was.....so disappointed. The music during this era was just absolutely amazing. I remember coming home from school and listening to this on repeat as I am playing the game because it was just so unique and interesting. I still listen to this 14 years later because it brings back nostalgia
Truly a timeless game series. Nothing will beat the original 4.
The modern "community" disagrees
@@Unadvised8849 Is there a problem with that??
@@-Lola. Do you not like the original 4?
@@Unadvised8849 No, I love them. I haven’t even played any of the games after TOD besides the shitty remake. I’m just asking if there’s a problem with people agreeing with the original comment
@@-Lola. yeah the modern community thinks the original 4 is trash and everything after TOD is good. I wish I was joking but they genuinely think that
It's good to know people are still doing these things for ratchet and clank fans, thank you for the new edition in to my R&C playlist😎👍
Happy to make it, hope you enjoy!
@@magnaplated I did, thanks!
👍👌👏👏
Hey Zax, is it possible for you to share with me that playlist? I love R&C and I only just gotten back into its soundtrack
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Sure thing here.
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Ratchet and Clank music still consistently causes me to feel the world after probably a decade since I played some of the games.
Imo it went worsening. It was great in the first and then kept getting worse and more bland, with just a few exceptions for me in every game. Idk if it's because I'm used to listen to Nintendo soundtracks that are top quality, but they really just went bland after the first, and then with PS3 they started to get into this cinematic kinda style that is so bland for a videogame and tells me nothing, it got the worst with the remake. The PS5 game seems like keeping with this kinda ambience sounds that idk if it's even music, we'll see, however i still loved a bunch of tracks in Crack in time
@@Terapagos3000 ...wut?
if you said after Tools of Destruction or Quest for Booty then that would be understandable, but after the first game? i don't know what kind of Nintendo crack you've been smoking but you need your ears checked bro.
@@RYNOCIRATOR_V5 Yeah Nintendo is how you make a soundtrack properly. After the first the tracks get all bland and with poor melodies. They aren't iconic at all. I may save only crack in time cause some tracks there are really great, so no I wouldn't exclude crack in time anyway lol. It's tastes, I guess, but I really only find the soundtrack of the first iconic and if you notice where's the difference with every later game, you get the point I'm making.
@@Terapagos3000 yeah you are very, very, _very_ much in the minority of opinions here
@@RYNOCIRATOR_V5 And? You being in the majority doesn't make it truer, if anything it makes it more false. Hahaha.
Underrated saga.
At least 1, 2 and 3
Deadlocked is the most underated of all in my opinion.
My favorite out of the original four.
Why people dislike it compared to the rest is beyond me.
It took the more combat centric approach of Up Your Arsenal and refined it, made it so much more fun.
Had a completely original Seriously banging techno-rock soundtrack that didn't reuse any music from the previous games like UYA did...
And was overall just so much more compelling than the third one was.
Up Your Arsenal is a really fun game... But i think it's just ridiculous to put 3 above 4 when 4 corrected so much of 3's mistakes.
Edit: Going Commando is a close second favorite though.
I feel like UYA would've been better if they kept the platforming/exploration side of things that Going Commando had.
But then again, without UYA's combat focus we wouldn't have Deadlocked.
@@soggybreadman4035 deadlock was a blast and had adrenaline pumped mission while the other 3 still had platforming elements. hopefully rift apart will encapsulate the feel of the original games
I think 3 is worst of the 4. I like 1st the most, I just wish I could forget everything and play them all again as completely new experiences.
@@samhein321 Same Here man, Loved the first one as well but I don't think you can beat Going Commando.
@@Scrubject16 yeah I’m a sucker for 1 as it got us started... but 2 was amazing when it came out... all the extras they put into it. As others mentioned... I agree, 3 is the most cookie cutter and rehashed levels etc... Deadlocked was good as a game with mechanics and premise especially for a “Doom-esque” approach to Ratchet and Clank... really got the mechanics down, but I’d never put its story etc over 1 or 2.
The music from the older R&C games are some of the greatest and most memorable bits of music in my long time playing games. Its a shame the newer titles have more generic music.
I agree, but I think into the nexus main theme was pretty good, plus rift apart has some good tracks
@@onlyvoid620 ToD's was good too, i really liked viceron and fastoon, probably mukow too. There was just 1-2 after tod that i liked; one was in into the Nexus Other was in A Crack In Time
@@lastlombaxx yeah, insomniac really got the best of what they paid for
I can't tell you how many times I come back to this video man, love the compilation.
it is very good. I also like magnaplated yt's compilation of "the best R&C music" and it's almost every single track from the ps2/psp games but in random order lol. It's a 9hr long compilation I tune into sometimes, just closing my eyes and choosing some random time
Lofi beats to study to
Ratchet And Clank Edition
I need this
I mean If I ever get the right equipment I would start making Lofi Ratchet and Clank music
ClankWave
I love the Up Your Arsenal multiplayer lobby music. It just felt so otherworldly, like you were about to enter a realm of the Ratchet and Clank universe that was completely separate from the rest.
It was that waiting room/elevator vibe it gave off to induce the murderous intent in us. I miss playing with everybody from back then
Tabor Mining Area is so Nostalgic. I love it.
22:05 woooa that drop bro
I love the Tabora theme, its a bit melancholic in a beautiful way
Same! It was easily my favourite track from 2, and the reason I spent so much time in that section just to listen to the music
Love this man. Sad to see the series being Disney-fied now, but I loved the first four and the music was a big reason why
Ngl the Obani Gemini theme would fit so well with the space travel sections in ACiT.
This makes me want to boot up the emulator again and play the first three games.
Man, the soundtrack really does make everything even better. Heck, I'd say even Size Matters was pretty fun to play, as it too had a good soundtrack backing it.
Don't discount Deadlocked, that game fucking blasts. And Blasts it HARD!
@@Kalmaro4152 I actually played that game soon after finishing the trilogy, and it definitely was a blast playing it on the second hardest difficulty.
I even decided to play Size Matters, which is... An interesting game, I'll put it like that. Actually I'd say that it's the result of what happened if a group of fans of R&C decided to make a game.
I've never played Size Matters so this was the first time I heard the Dreamtime theme. That's some next level slap
dreamtime is an acid trip
@@SaoryEmanoelleI really should, especially since I've played every other game multiple times lol. I even have Secret Agent Clank but I've never beaten it... 😂
deadlocked songs make me feel so nostalgic, and Ovani Gemini theme its a serious space song
wupash nebula is honestly next level drip
Unironically listening to this while studying for my final high school exams before moving on to college
gdzie się wybierasz? powodzenia na maturce ;)
@@bennyharvey703 Nie mam pojęcia gdzie jeszcze, ale pewnie do stolicy. Chciałbym robić coś związanego z gamingem o dziwo jest pare takich kierunków. Dzięki.
nobody is doing it ironically. The soundtrack of these games are amazing
BRO. Same
Ah yes, as opposed to ironically.
i remember ps2 came out my father bought it with the ps2 there was the cd game Lock and Loaded Ratchet and Clank ....the vibes those times man... nostalgia 😊
the aquatos sewers... chills
4:17 is the Best one of the series in my opinion, and yes my name is Jenni, the Lombax. Interesting stuff you all have created.
yes that desert planet had some good fucking music
ratchet and clank has the most underappreciated OSTs of gaming history.
Bro how are Ratchet and Clank not feared throughout like the 4-5 galaxies like goddamn bro ratchet has been killing since he was like what 15 16?
There's one track missing: Where the heck is that banger from the Gemlik Base in RAC 1?!
thought the same lmao!
this one is hard
That bassline slaps. With the cypress hill like sounds, could be a great hip hop beat
i dont know if that would be a chill song
@@Jigolopuff Trust dude, it's so chill, it belongs in a freezer. 👌
I am happy to see thinks like this. I love R&C and my fav.. game is crack in time. I hope that there are gonna be more R&C games soon
Wish granted it seems.
@@Thelango99 yeah lol
Props to the person that got the screenshot tho, its great!
I've just got to say, as someone that frequently listens to the OSTs of the original trilogy, I sure appreciate the effort you put into this video. Its nice to chill out to the calmer parts of the OST.
I think Ratchet 2 had the best music in the franchise
still slaps to this day
"Yes, hello. I was wondering if you could play that song again."
"Which one man?"
Normally I listen to the soundtrack per game but recently found your playlists. Now I mostly listen to yours. You really picked the best songs (or at least mostly :)) in the best of playlist and the best songs for this playlist. Awesome job and thank you for making it so we could listen to it!
These ost's make me forget ratchet and clank is actually combat-based not gonna lie.
Actually great that you featured a track from tools as well, people sleep on that game's soundtrack heavy
while I agree that there are some good songs in that game, I think it is appropiately-rated. It is much worse and forgetable than the psp/ps2 games' soundtracks, with way too many generic semi-ambient tracks that just say "jungle" or "pirate". But the songs that say something different are pretty good.
@@maestrofeli4259 Yeah i can kind of agree, I think the fact that Beurguead had to do the ost for that, resistance, qfb, sm and sac all in the space of a couple years probably effected the quality of the tracks somewhat, and while they do have that notable ratchet aesthetic, they feel like they've lost some of the essence of what made early ratchet music so great. No wonder he quit after that, he must've been exhausted.
Still I think tools has a good soundtrack overall, and I think we can both agree that it's still a lot better than the osts from A4O onwards, no disrespect to Micheal Bross but I feel like he really doesn't understand the "feel" of ratchet.
Dreamtime: Running Through Mirrors (Size Matters)こと
ナイトメアーは不気味さと奥深さが癖になるので
Chill Out できないと思うけど好きです。
Maraxus is a crazy song.
Starting of with the best song of them all
I come to this video many times to mellow out after a long day.
Thanks for making this vid :)
Comments like this really do mean a lot. Thanks for the kind words!
dope mix , I can't really categorize this type of music so I just searched for R&C soudntrack type mix xd but I love it, thanks 4 it
The Wupash Nebula soundtrack isn't the same with the PEW PEW PEW sounds of lasers :p.
Imperial fight festival is definitely my favorite song
I'm proud there is still people who loves this game series like I 😄
When I edit my photos, this is my go-to playlist. Thanks dude, for real.
Brate mili kako su ovo dobre stvariiii😍
Currently studying while listening to this masterpiece.
If I had to say something good about Size Matters, it HAS to be the music, pokitaru and especially the kalidon hoverboard race are BANGERS!
Thank you so much for making this
this whole compliation is big groove
Ur the best my man thank you so much for this it's perfect!
Dislikes are from the Tyrrahnoids
This is perfect for coding :D
1:13 makes me feel so weird and that's why I love it
i feel like a weird pulse from my head down to my toes
Best type of music
Where my fellow DreadZone contestants at?
Thank you for doing this! Can you Upload an 1 Hour version of Obani Gemini?
Thanks for making my boring-ass office job a lot nicer
I got through some monotonous paperwork to this mix, thanks
This is a great playlist. By the way could you please give a link to this wallpaper because I've only found low resolutions of this one.
The fact that Orxon from the original is not on this list is a crime
too intesnse for chillout. I tried to fal asleep, but I get the urge to just grab a wrench and whack moving things. this is basivly combat music
I agree to a large extent.
Apart from the first track it was very hard to find any music that slowed things down without it eventually escalating into something louder. A lot of these start really mellow but progressively get more bombastic and that's just David's style.
In retrospect, it probably would've been a good idea to include some music from A Crack in Time, which does much better at keeping its calm tracks calm. But at the same time, I did want to keep this exclusive to David's soundtracks for consistency's sake.
It is what it is.
@@magnaplated never been a huge R&C fan. I love the first one, but it's the only one I've completed. I've wanted to get into the series and I have the original trilogy on ps3, but something else always comes first and I keep forgetting.
Speedruns of the R&C 1 are awsome though
old good days
New video out now:
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don't listen to this, those two are bots that spam ever comment section promoting that instagram thing, probabky a virus or something
@@maestrofeli4259 cleaned up those comments, thanks for the heads up!
@@magnaplated no problem
Your pfp... Dude... What... The... Hell... It's awesome...
I was wondering about this as it loaded in autoplay "Hmm... Well if Obani Gemini was anything to go by they should be good at this."
ANd what was the first track in this video.
Starship Phoenix may be the greatest track from this series other than Metropolis from R&C 1
Correction: Dreadzone station starts at 56:22 not 56:42.
Fixed... after 6 months. Sorry to keep ya waiting!
I'm surprised that R&C 3/ Deadlocked Multiplayer lobby music isn't here
7:32 on repeat 🔥
This is pretty relaxing, but how can you forget the annihilation nation theme? Elevator music at it's finest...
I think of that track as purposefully generic in nature, basically elevator music. It's nice and definitely chill in its own way, but I found it didn't really fit with the other pieces in this video. Hence, I kept it off.
I forgot that Size Matters soundtrack was actually one of the greats.
Yeah, Pokitaru one of the best
No House of Synth?
Gemlik Moonbase not on here is a lil disappointing i'll level with you chief
Ratchet And Clank beats up your arsenal to
That’s a nice one ☺️
1:14:10 *I can hear the deltaplane break down*
I remember i got nightmares as a child because of the music of Dreamtime 😂
Also the level was creepy asf
the level was pretty scary
The mirror bit was what got me. I was a kid and saw an eyeball bat thing flying at me through fhe mirror so I hit the mirror thinking that it would stop. Mfw it got worse. It was pretty funny thinking back.
I'd have included the RaC 2 watching the replay track
Those 5 dislikes are from chairmen drek, dr nefarious, pox, Courtney gears and emperor tachyon
ah yes, my favourite R&C villain gleeman "pox"
ratchet is my favoroute
Lol I knew what the first song was from with out looking. It was the moons from up your arsenal
Souvenirs
Picture : from R&C ACIT on PS3
All the musics : from PS2 R&C games (except two from ToD)
I just have one question, why do you have a crack in time picture to the video when there’s no soundtrack from a crack in time?
Being honest? It was hard to find a picture that I felt really captured the zen atmosphere of some of the tracks. I found this one screenshot from ACiT and it was exactly what I was looking for. I didn't mean to mislead anyone. My apologies if you came looking for music from that game and were disappointed.
@@magnaplated nah man, the image fits perfectly to the "ambience theme" of the video
i do love flying over the Sectors in ACiT, so i think the Vela Sector works very well as the image for the video
my childhood
aight size matters wasnt a good game, but lets just take a moment to appreciate this part 32:14
edit: while i was listening, hot damn 36:30
Deep Space Jams where?
7 dislikes are goon-4-less
>"ambient chill out music"
>Explosions
Wupash nebula ain’t nothing to relax to, I gotta shoot sum thugs with my star fighter!
53:00 I am just way too familiar with this track.
Getting all those crystals.
Mhm. And it took hours. Just for a little cutscene
*AIGH AIGH AIGH*
-the amoeboids as you whack them with your wrench
my name jeff
Who the heck disliked this???
Drek? Captian Quark? Dr. Nefarious? Vox? Only ones that come to mind.
though it can only be nefarious and some other villain, because well.. the two you've mentioned is... well dead
@@hevendor958 I agree but I was thinking that they might be brought back or something along those lines. Thankfully they only have done that with Quark so far.
8:30 ur welcome
Never played this game. And never will (I'm PC-only gamer because of my future job).
PS3 emulators exist man.
@@3of12 huge system requirements because of complicated architecture exist, bro :')
@@Seacat17 very "pc-gamer" perspective there. Buy a Ryzen 3600, you can run it fine. Even the steam deck can run some.
@@3of12 have Ryzen 5600H already. Tried PCSX2 already, but even in native resolution it frigging LAGS.
Maybe I should dig into the settings more...
@@3of12 nah, it doesn't matter. I'll never be able to play this game with fun because of controller.
tools of destruction was cringy as hell, quest for booty even worse, haven't played any game that came out after that.
A Crack in Time was the last of the Future Series
Tools of Destruction was enough to turn me off the series. If they put these games on the PC I'd buy them. No remaster needed. Just stable.
Mostly RC2 but still cool