Same Name, Different Meals | Ratatouille The Video Game
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- Soo we all love ratatouille, one of the best pixar films. Well do you remember it having a video game adaptation?? And that their were two completely different versions on consoles??? Find out in the next video in the pixar marathon where we take a look at both games based on ratatouille!!!
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Heya everyone. Hope you all enjoyed the video. i don't really have much too say other than, WOW can't belive i made it too the 20 minute mark for one of these regular reviews!!! XD But lmk if you've ever played this game and which version do you prefer?? >:3
The Wii version ☺️
The psp version (which is its own version and wasn’t covered in the video, as the DS version wasn’t either)
@Jake Private i wasn't planning on doing the handheld games for this marathon, that's why i didn't mention it in the video, but someday though!
@@CrystalOmega alrighty!
You convinced me to buy this game for ps2 and I've been loving it
The soundtrack is filled with music that’s slightly edited and alternate versions of the original movie’s music. Which is why it sounds so amazing.
I think so coz most of the music seems familiar to me, my best soundtrack was dream world
I hope there will be a part 2 for this video because Ratatouille was also made for GBA, Nintendo DS AND PSP, all of these three versions of the game being very different from one another.
Yeah and the GBA is the highest reviewed version along with psp and ps2
@@PolishPetronaPolskiPetrona it’s very interesting just how many and how different these games are, for being licensed movie games!
This thing of "different versions of the game" also happened to WALL-E:
PS2, PSP, and PC; Xbox 360, PS3, Wii.
And also to Toy Story 3:
PS2, and PSP; Xbox 360 and PS3, Wii and PC (the last 2 are based on the Xbox 360/PS3, but with lower graphics + missing Toy Box options and quests).
I had the PS2 version as a kid, got the Greatest Hits version when my uncle brought me to Best Buy one day. It was between this and the Wall-E game, and from what little I know about the Wall-E game I think I made the right choice. I later got a copy of the 360 version for achievements...and not much else. But imagine my confusion when my first exposure to the game is early gameplay footage of the 7th gen version on TV, and then actually experiencing the 6th gen version.
Also, finding out about the original Xbox version's near cancelation and rescue by GameStop exclusivity kind of makes me want a copy of it, for novelty purposes if anything.
AAHH, this game brings back memories. The slides and dream levels were so memorable, your review honestly makes me want to return to the game to check them out again. :)
I’m glad I have found someone online that addresses the two different burdens of ratatouille This is me good reflections on what the other versions of the game are and reminds me of the things I had to deal with when I was playing with the 360 version back in in 2007
Yo, you have been a brilliant find and i shall start by saying thank u so much for this coverage. You are clearly dedicated and insightful in your commentary, highlighting and comparing a few destinct aspects of both console games. I say this having speedrun the asobo version for 5 years now lol. For the time frame, it is a decently good overlook! It appears that the 360 has some curious level design ideas that I'd have liked to see more, but the snippets u had were fair enough. Thanks also for tipping me off to toy story 2, as i really adore the presentation in rat. I look forward to more sharing and uncovering of licensed games, with their impeccable flavor and impressive feats! (Side note, there is also a psp version that takes inspiration in moveset from asobo, while expanding it for combat. The plot acts as a sequel to ratatouille oddly enough. the game also offers a world map kinda progression, with more levels, albeit linear. Certainly worth an examination)
Anyway, dearest thanks for your dedication regardless of audience, please know that you are on a good track and i wish you well in life 🙏 🐀
It's completely in character for Asobo to make the death cutscenes as traumatizing as posible. I mean, A Plague Tale: Innocence and A Plague Tale: Requim has it's protagonists constantly put in traumatizing situations, so when you really think about we were kind of just kinipigs.
As someone who's played both versions, I am happy that someone brought it up and no other game review that I've seen has looked into the Xbox 360 version. So I'm happy that it's at least talked about 😊
I love Ratatouille it is in my top 3 favorite Pixar movies and I remember playing this game on PS2 so nostalgic.
I'm very surprised Patton Oswalt returned for voice acting. Like, maybe the voice actor for, I don't know, the chef that killed a man with *this thumb* would return, but they convinced an actor with a big Hollywood name to return? That boggles my mind
I remember playing this game like 7_8 years ago. I just finished the game an hour ago and it will always hold a special place in my heart... games do so much more then entertainment...
I would've loved to see you cover all three handheld versions of the game as well
I played the lower Gen version as a kid & loved it. Thanks for making this video!
Cool of you to make a video on these gems of a game! The differences created such a misconception that there wasn't a complete let's play on the PS3 version until 2013 as emulators/elgato captures were rare at the time
I had Ratatouille for the PSP but always want it to play it on PS2/GameCube/PC. That's how i found your channel. Finally, last week I managed to experience it on PC and it felt nice. The story was the weakest part of it for me. It requires you to now what happens in the movie like the bonding Remy and Linguini develop or the fact that Linguini becomes the owner of Gusto's and Igor exists because it never shows you. Also, PC version has a bug in the last stage with the shrimps and you have to pose the game to get them out but no big deal. But the controls? They feel great! Still prefer the PSP versions over the two but PS2/GameCube/PC is a nice game too
The music is good because the composer from the movie, Micheal Giacchino also made the soundtrack for this game.
As someone who grew up playing the GameCube version, I recently played the PS3 version and my thoughts mirror yours.
One big flaw I found that you missed is that unlike the GameCube version, some of the collectables are permanently missable if you forget them in certain mission-exclusive areas of levels and especially the introduction level (Somewhere in France), which you can't replay in the PS3 version, unlike the GameCube version, meaning you can be locked out of getting 100% on your save file.
Some things to consider when deciding which version of the 6th gen version to get:
- The Wii, Xbox, and PC versions have the best textures and lighting, while Gamecube has the worst, with PS2 being somewhere in the middle.
- The Gamecube version only runs at 30 fps while every other version runs at 60, which will never make sense to me. Actually, the PC version is locked at 500 fps, so I'm guessing you'll need a frame limiter or something.
- The Wii version has 5 exclusive minigames using motion controls.
Honestly, I like both versions a lot
There is a good reason most Disney games from the 7th gen area base their PC ports of the 6th gen versions. Kids generally don't have good computers so porting the 6th gen versions with bottom-tier system requirements ensures more PC users can run the games well. This is probably why in the early 6th gen, most Pixar games had completely different PC ports. Why port the console game to PC and get complaints from parents when the game runs like crap(if at all) on their child's hand me down 90's PC. That is what happened to me when I got the Incredibles PC game, my PC wasn't even old, but it stood no chance against the Incredibles PC game.
When the 7th gen started, many kids stuck with 6th gen consoles, so Disney games often had separate 7th and 6th gen versions. And at this point in time, most PC's were powerful enough to handle 6th gen ports. Thinking about it, this was a fascinating time in game development because there were so many relavant platforms at once, you have the powerful but hard to program PS3 and 360, the Wii being a disguised gamecube pro with fancy controllers, the PS2 that just refused to die, the PSP being like a nerfed PS2 and the DS with it's touchscreen and PS1 level graphics. It's weird seeing how different studio's approached the massive power gap between these platforms.
Ratatouille here gave the PS3 and 360 an own version, while everything else(sans DS) got a different, yet better game.
Wall-E treated the Wii like a 7th gen console and tried giving it the same version as the HD consoles, which backfired when the Wii version had entire map sections removed as the Wii likely couldn't handle the more demanding aspects of the HD version. The PS2/PC version was ported to the PSP with no gameplay changes, but they nuked the texture resolution from orbit, to the point where the PSP version looks like an abstract painting. The DS got a completely different take with more cartoon like graphics and puzzle based gameplay
Toy story 3 turned the tables and forced the PSP version to run on the PS2. It's super obvious when playing the PSP/PS2 version that it was meant to be played on a small screen, how they decided to port the PSP version to a home console baffles me. The PS3, PC, Wii and 360 versions share the same foundation and play the same for the story, but the Wii and PC lacks a bunch of "Toy-box" content. Which is the game mode that was the most heavily advertised. It's like a version of call of duty that has the campaign but cut multiplayer. The DS is doing it's own thing again
G-force separated the game into handheld and home versions, where the PSP and DS got a version with the same level design as the home version, but simplified the controls and scrapped ranged weaponry. they probably scrapped shooting because it was hard to aim without access to a right stick, which also meant the game had to be rebalanced on handhelds to compensate. The home version didn't even bother using the extra power of the PS3 and 360 and clearly used the PS2 as a baseline. The 7th gen versions just look like slight remasters of the PS2 version.
It's really cool seeing how different Disney games dealt with the variety of gaming platforms at the time.
and then Cars 2 on PSP just makes you wish it _was_ the DS version ported up.
@@CassiDS Never played that. Was the PSP version that bad?
What about Bolt: The Video Game (2008)? I know that the DS port is a different experience than the home console versions of the game. But is the PSP version a different version of said game?
@@Cornhollo26 Bolt was never on PSP. It likely would have been like the DS version if it was on PSP as the console version was made in Unreal Engine 3 which could never run on PSP
You forgot the PSP, DS and GBA version, omg haha, now it needs an part 2 of this, greetings
Oh i was 100% aware of those versions, don't you worry!! 😉
I just wasn't planning too cover those versions until way way later, since this first pixar marathon was about the console games, not the handhelds versions.
@@CrystalOmega I see hehe, it will be interesting when that arrives
I like the nightmare dream worlds being focused on cleaning, dirty dishes and soap, which implies that Remy is scared of doing the dishes and soap.
This game was my obsession as a kid playing on PS2 way back when. So nostalgic, and the soundtrack is marvelous; Michael Giacchino is truly a marvel, and his game score is right up there with his work on the actual movie. It should have gotten an official release, but thank God people do gamerips. I got the 360 version recently to see how different it was, and I can easily tell it had an entirely different creative team than the PS2 edition. 360 version is obviously superior, but I just wish it had the dream world platform levels like the PS2.
Thank you for the vids! great ones all around
My parents gifted me the pc version, it was probably one of my favorite games back then. Some of the concept art from the bonus section is just engraved in my brain ever since
And i actually remember the sewer level pretty well, it had all of those rat houses made from boxes and trash, and u was able to upgrade it adding ligths and other stuff. To a little gremlin like me it seemed extremely cool.
The PS2 version is the most fun, facts
What was the original Xbox version almost cancelled for, almost due to budget cuts or the discontinuation of the console?
Oh my god. Thank you 🙏 THANK YOU! I LOVED THIS GAME SO MUCH. Not the 360/PS3 release, the Playstation 2 VERSION in particular. It has a very soft part in my heart and I loved it. All of it. So much... I am so glad you got to play that and even enjoy it compared to what is the GOD AWFUL 360/PS3 Version I was not sure what Heavy Iron was even doing! It was definitely rushed to market but at least Asobo's PS2 release had charm!
Also WOW! Gamecube release was last 2nd game for the console? that is crazy. Once again, THANK YOU! I need to play the game again. Wheres my copy...
I loved playing this game on 360 but was so confused when I would look up the game and saw a similar but definitely different game
I have this game on Wii and used to play it a ton when I was really young. Got a 360 later down the road and eventually decided to pick this game up for it, get the achievements and all that.
It really didn’t feel as fun as before or have the same magic to it. I thought it was just because of nostalgia, but this video made me realize how it’s a totally different game.
Glad I can always go back to the Wii, it’s just disappointing that I have to. The 360 is such a better platform, it deserves the better version.
Remy feels heavy because the game was made by Heavy Iron
Fun fact! The PSP version is so vastly different from the others that it actually places itself AFTER the movie! Acting as a sequel of sorts.
For the GameCube chases, you are trying to get away from the enemy
For the Xbox chases, you are just running until the enemy gets tired
I'll never forgive the 7th gen version for not including the slides and dream worlds.
Btw, you might want to consider trying out the PSP version, which is also completely different. It's actually very fun, and dare I say, almost better than the Asobo version. Crazy right?
I grew up with the GameCube version too and it's a cult classic for me despite the fact I collected every single star and it gave me nothing for 100% I never played the Xbox version but I wanted to at first because I wanted more Remy platforming challenges and plus it was made by the guys who worked on Battle For Bikini Bottom. But after seeing this I'm glad I didn't. FYI there's ANOTHER version for PSP too
I played this game for the first time and I've never seen the movie so it could be different there but I was so shocked when it was over so suddenly
Seeing a video while a living Cactus is gonna kill me on wii
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BEAUTIFUL
I am surprised they made a 7th gen version at all concidering PS3 was for the very rich back in 2007 before the price drop (900 dollars adjusted with inflation), what is also a really nice surprise, that PS2 version looks really amazing and runs at 60 fps. Those programmers really knew the hardware.
Its really impressive how much of a downgrade the 7th gen port is compared to the gen before; genuinely shows that more polygons doesn't equal a good game
I kinda felt the way about the Spider man 3 video game. Like back then, people saying the PS3/360 are the superior versions. But in recent years, people seemed to have more praise for the PS2/Wii versions, while the PS3/360 despite having better graphics is kinda considered paled in comparison by most now… Gameplay- wise and story wise. But yeah, more polygons doesn’t mean it’s always going to be a good game. The main point is the gameplay being enjoyable and competently made one.
As for why the PC version was based on the last gen Asobo version rather than HD Heavy Iron version, it would have been to target lower end hardware. The game would have of course mainly been bought by families and children and especially in 2007, that kind of market would have more likely had weaker PCs which weren’t exactly geared towards gaming. So as a move to make the game as accessible as possible to its target demographic and to maximise profits, it made more sense to port over the less demanding version of the game.
I played the psp version as a kid and loved it. The later levels were challenging. I don't think i beat it. It's different than the GameCube version.
just finished watching Ratatouille today and I feel like to rewatch this video about the game. Only remembered I've played the X360 version a long time ago and I couldn't finished it because of how a downgrade it was, and I also didn't know about the Asobo version of Ratatouille game. Keep up the good work ❤
I love the film watch it twice about 2 days ago with the wife and I haven't nostalgic feeling of playing this game so I bought it an original Xbox cuz that's what I remember playing it on
I love the Heavy Iron version.
I like how the menus are literally restaurant menus
I grew up with the Wii version and it had one majour problem, I was unable to finish it 100% cause one of the kitchen levels had a hotsauce box across the kitchen and I didn't have enough time to get the only possible hot sauce bottle from the other end of the kitchen, these were the last 3 stars I needed to collect for 100% but my copy just wouldn't let me finish no matter what
hE’s GeTtInG tOo FaR aWaY! sTaY wItH mE!
Ratatouille on GameCube was my favorite game on the sixth generation. I have so many fond memories of playing it. I’ve been craving to replay it for a while.
I was so excited to play the PS3 version since it’s included in PS Plus Premium and you can only imagine my disappointment… I got to the first chase and abandoned the game.
Will definitely get myself a copy of the superior Asobo Studios version for my Wii.
Do it. Absent from the video is the fact that the Wii version has FIVE exclusive mini games.
hey, i have a little suggestion, can you review tom and jerry house trap on the ps1?
oh yay asobo studio made garfield 2 game on pc
Just subbed great video analogy
Good video 👍
I remember owning the PS3 port of the game. I hated it for one simple reason, SIXAXIS. Enough said.
You should give Ratatouille for the PSP a try. Also great review. Honestly it's shocking that Ratatouille for the Gamecube/PS2 is very fun to go through, but on the PS3/360 version it felt like such a disappointing trainwreck in my opinion.
Small but amazing TH-cam channel ❤
I love ratatouille
I played the one on the 360 when I was a kid
only the demo though
that reminds me did anyone play that ratatouiile game that came with the movie disk on the 360
a lot of movies game with games now that I think about it
Fun Fact: The Wii version has 5 extra optional minigames that uses motion controls.
And all of them must be played to obtain a 100% completion status!
Yes, I’m aware it’s an obvious comment. I’m looking at those who hate the Wii with a passion here.
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15:16 You know whats worse? if you plan to collect these gold things, well all of them, You get one, the voicelines plays, simple, BUT NO, THEY HAD TO BLOW IT OVER. THE SAME VOICE LINES PLAYS EVERY, TIME, YOU, COLLECT, THESE, THINGS.
Glad I never played on xbox 360, my whole childhood I finished ratatouille few times on PS2
you should talk about the psp, ds and gba version (all of them are unique)
sorry if this comment is late but the wii ver is also the gamecube ver but less harder to find then the xbox ver
I have this game on Wii and PC
I don't know if you know this, but I believe this game took some gameplay ideas from the sly cooper games.
The wii version of this game is hard
Great vid you’ve got a sub 😎 you should do a comparison video on the Spider-Man 3 game next
STAN REMY
original Xbox version of Ratatouille was only at GameStop. It’s a shame PS3/ Xbox 360 is downgrade of the game.
I know you've only played the GameCube port of the Asobo version of Ratatouille but which console port of the Asobo version of Ratatouille would you say is best one to play in terms of better graphics and controls the Wii, original Xbox, PS2, PC, or GameCube?
Unfortunately, i haven't played the other asobo versions aside from gamecube, soo i can't say. But they all should play the same, soo just pick whichever system of the five you like best.
@@CrystalOmega that’s not quite correct. The Wii version has FIVE exclusive mini games that are dependent on the Wii remote. They are in the four levels that feed out of Home Stink Home. There is also one in Home Stink Home itself, near where you are when you first get there. I wish there was good quality footage of the games, but only one user has footage of them at all.
Something to consider is that the Gamecube version runs at 30 fps compared to every other version's 60.
God Damn The 7th Gen version looks so smooth, And even though your bad reception against it I might want it over the 6th gen version. (And I could buy both because I have both a PS2 and Xbox 360)
Call me dumb if you said this in another video, but are you gonna review the handheld Verizon's of these games?
In the future yes absolutely, however for this marathon not 100% sure. But you never know, i may sneak in a few bonus reviews of other pixar games.
What about the psp version
I wasn't planning on doing the handheld versions for the first chunk of pixar vids, but in the future, maybe!! 👀
I think the game could’ve benefited by a better designed sewer HUB
6th gen version>>> had version hands down. I grew up with the ps2 version and had a lot of memories playing it. Those fucken guard dogs got to me when I was like 6 😂😂
Fun Fact: the Nintendo wii version is practically identical to the others however it also includes more gyro control mini games added around the maps
The PSP version was the best
What are you apologizing for thinking that this game is bad? You should never be apologetic for being honest.
This guy hating on the Xbox 360 version hurt my soul big time. 😢
Can we agree that the ps2 version it's by far the best?
8:33 antes deponer pausa (a que le di si no xambio nada pero se escuchó algo? Siemore algo alarfa estos comentsrios) le di a agragar comentario
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RATATOUILLE HD IS THE GREATEST GAME
The psp version is the best version snd was my child hood😊
0:50 where is that from?
The teaser trailer from 2006
@@JoeyAnimate hooo nice
Isn't an downgrade if isn't the same game
I don't like this movie
I love it
Ratatouille Ps2 is the best
i played both versions
abs i would lie if i say that i didn't had fun with the xbox 360 version
but this version is so disappointing compared to the ps2 version
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pc version has better shaders graphics than the others
I absolutely dislike the Xbox 360 one they changed it so much I prefer the original Xbox when it comes to the Ratatouille game
Ps2 version is just wayy better
Im not even trying to hate...i wanted this movie to be good watching it again. But i personally felt like it was ass & just boring. Rewatching it as a adult....total snoozefest idk
i dont like Ratatouille movie, is boring and the rat do cheats, since the chef's ghost teaches him and help, and that it's cheating
Now i get the slapster o o ckm como se digs, i also dont know what to do, or the crepesminigame (Wii)