Also regarding the preorder bonus of the bouncer and pixelizer for ratchet and clank 2016 lets just say it made alot of trophy hunters quite upset on release as you needed that preorder bonus to complete a trophy/s specifically "Full Gun Rack" and "These Go To Eleven" and without those two there was no way to get "The Hero of Heroes"
Yeah this is how the games feel for me. I was lucky enough to somehow get my hands on the original trilogy for PS3 and coming back to them made me realise how timeless they'd made those games all the way back for the ps2. I'd be happy to get my hands on deadlocked, but that's not as easy of course. I remember renting that game over and over from the DVD store down the road when I was a kid (I'm 22 now).
@@ChrisStoneinatorI'd get a steam deck man enjoy not just the ps2 classics but even some xbox360 and ps3 games. If not those gameboy Ds games and the like with a easy setup. They have a easy setup.
@@cooper2211 but why would I spend that money when I can spend that money on… all those consoles?? And play them way better? I have tinkered with emulation extensively, on a PC way more powerful and less janky than a Steam Deck. The gameplay experience at the end is never worth it. And emulating DS games on a single screen just proves to me you don’t give a fuck about actually enjoying the game; just the idea that you theoretically could. How much time do you spend playing emulators?
Up Your Arsenal was legitimately my childhood, I remember replaying the entire game over and over again just to experience the story again and upgrade every weapon to the max
Same brother!!!! Those were the days. Jak n Daxter, sly Cooper, super smash bros, and the ratchet and clank multi-player game to top it off. God I spent so many hours playing that multi-player one with my cousins, best days of my life 🎉
@@countbooga6997 sameee I remember playing so much multiplayer with my brother and family friends...the memories of running them over with cars and using the split-screen to see their location (even tho I said I wouldn't ;))
I strongly recommend playing UYA with speedrun strats. It is so fun and challenging. It is just discovering your favourite game with hours of gameplay in completly new way. Just watch any UYA speedrun and look how cool those strats are. They are even cooler to do than they are to watch.
I used to not care for it, I thought it sounded bland and not as fun as previous games, but after listening to it in recent years, heck yeah it’s a really underrated soundtrack
Absolutly! Ratchet gladiatot has a completly different tone with its dark grimmy industrial music and boy it fits the game perfectly. Shame you cant hear most of it with the 5 quintillion explosions going on at the same gime but god damn it i wouldnt want it any other way.
Secret agent clank has a secret area which shows the game was dedicated to one of the Devs dead mother. Also shows alot of behind the scenes stuff and the Devs overall having fun. The game may suck a bit but it has a beating heart
These sections are actually in a lot of the R&C games. If you search up Insomniac Museum you can find them. The PSP games had slightly different secret areas, but the concept was the same. They exist in: Going Commando Up Your Arsenal A Crack In Time Ratchet & Clank (2016) My favorite one was Going Commando, the water display was really cool to see. It lagged the PlayStation though lol.
FINALLY someone giving Ratchet & Clank 1 some deserved love. Yes, the gameplay isn't as refined as later entries, but the atmosphere of each level, the characters and humor, and especially the soundtrack have all been perfected.
It ended up pretty bloody good even without the things the sequels had like weapon levelling and straffing. It’s a testament to that original teams talent.
@jc-qm4gh It's one of the only things missing and honestly as a kid (and even now) it never really bothered me that much. The weapons, planets, and especially music are all at their peak in R&C 1
@davidedds6562 You might have a point. Although Deadlocked had only like 10 weapons. Also, just in general (and I know this is a hot take) I wasn't the biggest fan of Deadlocked simply because it was just challenge after challenge. No exploring
Growing up, I loved size matters so much. I've beaten the game 11 times roughly and it wasn't until around 3 years ago (as a jr in high school) that I discovered that the game was objectively awful. Childhood nostalgia can work some crazy wonders
I played it so much, I was able to beat it multiple times before lunch was ready. Nothing is as blissful as the ignorance that comes with being a clueless child.
Personally, my favorite is Going Commando. I'm not entirely sure why, but I just love every part of it. I actually find the 2 weapon level system cooler than the 5 level system (even if the latter is overall a better idea). Even the god forsaken ship levels I have come to like. Repetitive, sure, but get a little Raritanium and you have yourself a neat diversion from the main game. And lastly, something about the feel of the levels makes me adore the game's atmosphere compared to the others. For example, you can easily tell Oozla has been abandoned for years based on the looks and vice versa for Endako. To me, too many of RaC 1's levels feel dead when they aren't supposed to and UYA levels always feel populated even when they aren't. Overall, there's just something I can't quite put my tongue on about GC, but I seem to have a thing for the number 2 in my life. Maybe that’s why.
Totally agree. Going Commando is 100% got Insomniac's "Love of Labor" award as they expanded on the quality of level building and added more stuff overall compared to the first game. The third is just totally rushed and if you see other restrospectives regarding it's development cycle, no wonder it looks half-finished by the end of it.
I think the second game is the most immersive with the most interesting and flushed out characters and settings in terms of each place and person feeling more or less hand crafted. I think UYA was their idea of streamlining what worked in 2 and condensing gameplay down to cut off unneeded meat and to shill in a multiplayer mode that serviced the campaign. Deadlocked has my favorite combat and gameplay system with the most ridiculous interactions between all the characters. For me i adore 2 but something about the intense seriousness of Deadlocked coupled with all the gladiators and VOX being literal caricatures and the announcers who narrate the game having some of the goofiest lines in the series makes an enjoyable dichotomy that i can even enjoy 100% it. From ace being a worse qwark to clank being dumber in this than he was in the first game i just find it so formulaically contrived it’s hilarious. But the Gameplay is S tier for sure and the land stalker is the coolest looking vehicle in the series imo.
wasn't my first, but it was the first I played on PS3 even before Tools of Destruction, and it's easily the most replayable and favorite of mine. (Deadlocked, Going Commando and Up Your Arsenal are up there for me too)
I'm in this video! I mean, barely... but at 27:50 I'm behind the red base shooting the left turret from behind a holoshield. That's so cool :) Great video btw, this franchise is 20+ years old so it's nice to still see people that want to talk about it!
Always nice to see Gladiator getting some love. My own personal favourite. Beat the hardest difficulty for the first time during covid and my god it was fun as hell. ...Especially after modding all of my weapons to give a chance of nanotech spawning when enemies...to offset the insane damage inflation. B-b-b-but thats beside the point. Got my ninja suit and now i'm happy.
Gladiator was my first game, I completed the story dozens of times but I never got the ninja suit. Probably my favourite game of all time too, guess I'll to play it again soon and get it this time
for sure Gladiator is great, I've been speedrunning it for a year now and I can say that only 1 part of the game sucks to play and it's the part before the Ace fight where you spend 2 whole minutes just dodging, like can't even speed up the time, it's not hard, just boring Other than that, an amazing play every time
I was so obsessed with Deadlocked that I maxxed out every possible thing you can in the game. Max weapon levels, max nanotech, max obtainable mods (couldn't even use that many), skill points, 5 stars, all the cards, max money after all that. I didn't just complete it, I truly *completed* it.
I absolutely *LOVE* watching these videos! As a life long diehard fan it's always fascinating to see and hear how other fans compare and contrast their favorites and order them. Whether it's Arcaedon Luminos, FromJoshy, The Golden Bolt or RemyRaccoon, I seriously can't get enough. I couldn't care less what the order is, I just love hearing the explanations and sharing the love for this series that means so much to so many of us.
I'd love to see a version of Deadlocked that could get updated every couple of months with new levels and challenges. It's such a great game to hop in, do a few missions then hop out.
I am that person who loves Size Matters. It's hard to say whether due to nostalgia or not (I was like 8 or 9 when I started playing it. My parents thought my brother would like the PSP, but I turned out to be the long-term gamer). I haven't played another Ratchet and Clank until some years ago, on PS4. I always got the feeling that Size Matters had soo much character. The planets and levels were so unique with amazing concepts. And I love feeling like I am working towards something when firing newer guns. Also! Nowadays, video games are so easy man. I loved the fact that it was harder to achieve something, it really made me use different strategies to win. But yeah, it's probably just nostalgia when you really think about it.
You know, I'm glad that, despite all the changes across the years, You're still the same creator at heart I've come to love. And I'm beyond giddy seeing you talk about Ratchet again!
I actually think that what has kept Ratchet and Clank around is the zany adventures they get up to, and the gameplay didn't just rely on the platfroming itself, the gunplay got way more refined and to keep things really fresh each release had a new cast of weapons that players couldn't wait to mess around with.
Was really looking forward to this sort of vid, discussing the games outside of the nitpick sprees. My top 5 would be: 1. Ratchet 1 2. Rift apart 3. Crack in Time 4. Up Your Arsenal 5. Toss up between Commando, Deadlocked, and oddly enough, Nexus Also, with what you were saying with the tower defence thing for Full Frontal Assault being a decent enough idea, it's made me hungry for a more metroidvania style Ratchet, with a similar structure to something like Metroid Prime.
I'm honestly surprised we agreed about Deadlocked. It's exactly where I would have placed it, too. I will say that I like parts of Size matters in concept more than execution.
Great list!! I think my list would be pretty similar!! I LOVE that you put Deadlocked/Gladiator where you did, recently I’ve been thinking about these games that I grew up with, and I find that Deadlocked’s gameplay is so addictive and tight that it might be my number 1 too!!!
It’s interesting seeing someone who started with ratchet and clank being friends in later entries being not a fan of ratchet’s attitude towards clank in the first game when for us who started there was like “ why is being a hero this dudes problem, he just wants to leave his planet and get some cool toys”
The PS5 controller's different vibrating sounds for different weapons reminded me of how the PS2 Ratchet and Clank games have a unique equip sounds for most weapons. It's something small but that being a really cool detail on Rift Apart after so long is pretty amazing!
I LOVE that Deadlocked is #1. It's the most fun. In PvE or pvp I always love to constantly fight. Deadlocked has that and the humor etc. Definitely earned a like
I actually liked the armour in size matters, I liked trying out the different set bonuses, with Stalker Armour being completely broken in how strong it is (I mean you do have to beat challenge mode once to actually have the pieces appear in the world, but still), it offers 96% protection from damage and gives you a melee attack that gives an absolutely broken amount of damage over time in both poison and fire, it can down the late game enemies with only one or two wrench strikes.
This is like an anniversary thing for you on TH-cam! I absolutely loved your ratchet and clank game reviews I haven't watched all of it yet but I will tomorrow!!!
My favourite is without a doubt the original, I’m well aware of its early day flaws, the lack of a good strafe option, the edgy tense dialogues between the duo after Umbris (although I actually like how it develops the characters as both a pair as well as individuals) and the combat being slightly tedious at times. However it combines combat and exploration so well, both used in such good balance, the backtracking in levels like Orxon and Quartu is genius, especially Orxon. While slow, the very few clank sections are fine. And I can’t forget the soundtrack, not only are there plenty of absolute bops, but I think that every single soundtrack in the game achieves what they are supposed to, and that’s to set the tone of the level or the specific location or situation they are in, not a single song fails that goal.
And one more thing, the level design, having every level (but Boss levels) have multiple paths without any real direction is amazing, rewards going out exploring, but doesn’t tell you what is necessary or optional. I love Oltanis for it’s brutal restriction of playing as solely ratchet, as you’ve been conditioned to using things like long and high jumps, as well as better movement, it’s now not even possible to jump from the landing pad to the centre of the level, and the level itself fully embraces that restriction, as well as having FOUR distinct paths! (Morph-o-ray, shop infobot, Quark PDA, and the swingshot gold bolt path)
I think the main reason why Ratchet and Clank stood the test of time was mainly due to the franchise starting off it's series embracing the old with the new, during the transitional peroid between the early to mid 2000's. It's combination of early 2000's collectathon platformer with the mid 2000's FPS games allowed the series to stay fresh while adapting to modern trends. This in tandem with Insomniacs passion of the franchise kept it from falling into that same muck that other franchises had fell into at the time. I'm really happy that I grew up with these games all the same and I especially have to thank you, Remy, for reminding me of all the good memories I've had with these games. With that being said, I have to give special thanks to Ratchet Deadlocked for introducing me to the series.
36:14 Small error, the area you visit on Aridia in Ratchet And Clank 2002 (and Ratchet And Clank 2016) was Outpost X11, while Outpost X12 was the area you visit on Aridia in Up Your Arsenal.
ERAWW The Last Of Us when. Okay but seriously, I loved seeing a new Ratchet video. Funny, insightful, and we have similar taste in games so yay! You’ve still got it, Remy!
Dude!!!! Deadlocked is amazing!!! Me and my older cousin who passed away last year played the coop story easily 5+ times in deadlocked, truly so much replay ability and a phenomenal game!! Ratchet and clank has been my favorite game series my entire life! Rift apart was my sole reason for buying a PS5, and now I consider rift apart my favorite game of all time for how much it meant to me. Thank you for making this video! New sub here❤️
Havent seen your channel since back in the cinemasins days. But man im so happy i watched this cause holy crap is this an improvement this is really really great
i've only ever really played the first 4 games and it's great to see them score so high in the list but this video also convinced me to get a rift apart considering there's a sale happening for it at the moment (man that playstation exclusive comment really didn't age well) thank you for pulling me over the edge and an all round good video :Ð
Hey, if you're scrolling through this comment section thinking to yourself "how do I get into this series, it looks pretty cool", just play the games in order (it's up to you to skip the spin-offs + size matters). None of the games are COMPLETELY unplayable (besides maybe size matters), pretty much ALL the games have something that hasn't aged perfectly, which I mean, you should come to expect from literally any video game ever made lmao. I grew up playing Up Your Arsenal on my dad's PS2, so I miiiiight be a BIT biased, but who isn't, amirite!? Anyway, this series is near and dear to my heart and I'm so glad it didn't meet the same fate that Jak and Sly did. R&C is one of the most consistent "good at worst, excellent at best" series out there, hell, even to a point to where I can ACTUALLY recommend both Going Mobile AND Before the Nexus.
I liked size matters as a kid because of fond memories of playing it on long road trips and stuff. I haven't played it in 12 years so I can't tell if it aged well(probably didn't).
I absolutely adore size matters, I remember when I first got my psp all I played was size matters and secret agent clank, I had like 12+ new game+ playthroughs, as for why I like it so much I honestly can't explain why, it just makes my little brain go "hehe".
0:13 ARGH! Why did you have to remind me of that? It hurt! Seriously, though, this was a great video and well worth the wait! I agree with most of the rankings. As for my personal Number 1 R&C, it used to be Up Your Arsenal, but, now, I honestly think Rift Apart takes that spot.....
All-time favourite is the first one of the series, that experience for a 6 year old me at the time will always hold a special place in my heart, followed by Ratchet and Clank 3 Thanks for the video!
I remember going to my local walmart as a kid and seeing Up Your Arsenal on the shelf. I was a major fan of ratchet and clank. I had 1&2 and would play them allll the time. After finally begging my mom to buy it for me, i popped it in my ps2 and had some of the most fun times. Don’t even get me started on the multiplayer mode with my friends that would come over. We had a blast on that game. Definitely one of the best ones.
Seeing the RYNO 8 referred to as the Big Disappointment made my day. Great video, Remy. The Ratchet and Clank games really are awesome, and while Deadlocked isn't my number one favorite, it's still one of my favorites, and I think you made a good call putting it at the top.
My first R&C game was A Crack in Time. Ever since then, I've been a huge fan of the series! My personal favorites are Crack in time (obviously), tools of destruction, Rift apart and... Yes. Even Into the Nexus. I'll try the OG trilogy after I beat Rift Apart.
The first and deadlocked are my 2 favourites... 2 is also very good. Haven't played Rift apart, but considering this glowing review I'm actually looking forward to it.
My favorite is going commando. It has The best of everything. Funny dialogs, good selection of weapons, space battles and a cozy looking ship with a nice galaxy with good reception for galactic TV.
I remember getting stuck on the first level of deadlocked as a kid, not because I was bad (I was) but because the disc was so scratched that I literally couldn't proceed. Didn't stop me from trying. Such nostalgic game for me.
My top favorite is personally Tools of Destruction. I feel like it's slept on from a gameplay sense. I like the weapon selection and it stand as one of the longest Ratchet and Clank games in terms of story length and content being 36 hours for completionist. Plus it is a fun as hell game to speedrun since the Razor Claws has a glitch where you can climb walls and glide in the air with them which creates some pretty sick movement strats. But to put it short, Tools of Destruction feels like a bigger Going Commando in terms of weapon variety, planets and length. I love Crack in Time but I was dissapointed on how half of the weapons that I liked in Tools of Destruction were gone. It definitely felt like it could've used a bit more weapon selection and the story/exploration felt more linear in comparison to Tools of Destruction and a bit shorter of a game. Not to say that Crack in Time wasn't bad, but idk, Tools of Destruction is the one I find myself playing and going back to more. It has the gameplay, weapons, exploration and detail down enough for me and I find the tougher enemies to offer more of a challenging experience. Especially with it being the first one to introduce 10 weapon levels, I definitely have a lot of fun grinding on this one compared to most of the other Ratchet games, but that's my two cents, since I hardly see anyone give Tools of Destruction enough praise. Defintielly an underrated title. Also should add on that Deadlocked was my least favorite, but I have bias with the exploration and overall joy of traveling to different planets since I started out with Ratchet and Clank 1. I played every ratchet game in order and the amount of the stuff that I loved in the Trilogy with going to different planets and such, was cut from Deadlocked and was set in a more derpessing/dark atmosphere (Also no Clank either, so no jet or heli pack for the movement I loved in the Trilogy). It was like the game was trying to be like Halo back when that game was really popular during that time period, so the dark gladiator theme, didn't really appeal to me, but I can understand why many would rate it so high on the list. I did enjoy my first playthrough of it, but it was the first ratchet game that I didn't bother to replay for challenge mode.
This is my favorite video of the year so far also I've always loved binge-watching your everything wrong with videos on the series honestly if it wasn't for you I probably wouldn't have given the sequels a chance
I played this game with by best friend like 10 times at least, and the experience is absolutely fantastic. Not only you get to enjoy the game itself but you make your own commentary, jokes, and discussion about strategy.
A star walks into a black hole but doesn't seen phased. The black hole then turns to the star and says, "I don't think you understand the gravity of this situation."
1:08 - I used to have “Bakugan” on my Wii. It was really exciting. First bought it for my Xbox, but then the disc couldn’t be read, so I got the Wii one instead.
In Size Matters, for some reason the developers starts you off with 5 nanotech instead of 10 like UYA and Deadlocked. I hate calling others out but Xem (Speed runner) said that N60 storm is the worst blaster in the entire franchise. Imo, I say the Lacerator is worse. It shoots slow and doesn’t have cool firing sound unlike the N60 Storm and other blasters. Edit: (Some grammar mistakes)
I remember playing Tools of Destruction and being absolutely flabbergasted that a single NORMAL Cragmite didn't die from a FULL clip of Buzz Blades. And in return it kills me in two hits. How fun. At least there's dinogrinding, a really fun XP glitch that just lets you max all your weapons as soon as Sargasso becomes available
Absolutely amazing video, always nice hearing you talk about funny animal with guns game. I still remember finding you through the EWW videos, and you've honestly been getting better with time since then. Also, I'm pretty certain you're 99% of the reason I tried the original Ratchet and Clank games. Currently I've only beaten 1 and 2, still need to get round to 3. Would personally rank 2 higher myself, but I enjoyed both a lot. And I really should pick up Deadiator/Gladlocked too.
Could I make a simple request? The project you were talking about in 1:26 I know you don't want to spoil what it is. But could you give me 5 random words from the script and I have to guess what the video is about?
Ok! “The, and, it, but, so” Fr tho I feel like it would be either too obvious or not at all obvious depending on what clues I gave, so instead: it’s a video similar to this one, and there are over a hundred things in it
Great list, I would agree with most of it. Also, you didn't even mention the best feature in Gladiator, it's co-op! I had countless hours of fun playing that game with my cousin, we beat it so many times together, and every time it was just a fun as the last. Can't believe they never did this concept again.
"if i seriously get one comment asking why i "hate ToD, im going to ..." Average r and c fan: "NEEYH, WYAAT THE F OU SAIN??11?!!?!?1111!?!?!!" No but seriously i like ToD, its the first game i ever beat
29:02 Well, 720p has always been a bit of a wonky resolution. Primarily because no one ever made 720p TVs. Those old "HD Ready" models were actually 1366x768. This mismatch meant no one was getting the full picture clarity out of PS3/X360/WiiU. To get native 720p, you would need a VGA CRT monitor with appropriate converters or a 720p projector with DVI-to-HDMI cables. Or, perhaps, a 1440p monitor with the RetroTink 5x running in the experimental 1440p mode (2x integer scale of 720p). Basically, it's a pain.
In defense of Size Matters: Story isn't THAT bad, just mid AF, worst part about it is Ratchet tbh, he brings the entire thing down. Gameplay is a very faithful portable adaptation of the main formula which is fun AF. Game is short so it doesn't outstay its welcome. Have only played it once on my PS Vita and I had ZERO issues with the difficulty, as a matter of fact I don't recall dying to combat once aside the insanely difficult final boss fight. No, I don't love Size Matter at all, it lands second to last on my favorite R&C games as well (above Secret Agent Clank), but I don't get the hate for it in the grand scheme of things. No, it's not THAT bad, just a mid spin-off.
Love your vids, man I played and enjoyed all of them, and I can say that R&C: a Crack in Time is still my favorite game I still go back on the ps2 trilogy because I absolutely love them. I'm trying to get all the skill points in ALL FOR ONE for the unlimited ammo cheat for the RYNO 6, quite the challenge (looking at you jetpack master) Keep doing God's work
I finally got to play deadlock with somebody 2 years ago it was with brother who had just turned old enough to not suck at video games anymore. I waited 15 years to play deadlock with him. it was wroth the wait.
intro starts with me saying it's 2022 please don't laugh
I’m sure you meant 2023😅
try and stop me..............hahahahhahah
2016 Ratchet may not end with a dance party, but the game might as well being space highschool musical with the amount of grooveatrons one can use.
It had me rolling
Also regarding the preorder bonus of the bouncer and pixelizer for ratchet and clank 2016 lets just say it made alot of trophy hunters quite upset on release as you needed that preorder bonus to complete a trophy/s specifically "Full Gun Rack" and "These Go To Eleven" and without those two there was no way to get "The Hero of Heroes"
Deadlocked is so fun and replayable. Is like coming back to your favourite, cozy, exploding blanket
Yeah this is how the games feel for me. I was lucky enough to somehow get my hands on the original trilogy for PS3 and coming back to them made me realise how timeless they'd made those games all the way back for the ps2. I'd be happy to get my hands on deadlocked, but that's not as easy of course. I remember renting that game over and over from the DVD store down the road when I was a kid (I'm 22 now).
emulators my man @@RyanxDunn
@@windfallthomas676bro nobody wants to fuck about with emulating PS2 games. Nasty experience and a pain to set up. The games are not hard to find.
@@ChrisStoneinatorI'd get a steam deck man enjoy not just the ps2 classics but even some xbox360 and ps3 games. If not those gameboy Ds games and the like with a easy setup. They have a easy setup.
@@cooper2211 but why would I spend that money when I can spend that money on… all those consoles?? And play them way better?
I have tinkered with emulation extensively, on a PC way more powerful and less janky than a Steam Deck. The gameplay experience at the end is never worth it. And emulating DS games on a single screen just proves to me you don’t give a fuck about actually enjoying the game; just the idea that you theoretically could. How much time do you spend playing emulators?
Up Your Arsenal was legitimately my childhood, I remember replaying the entire game over and over again just to experience the story again and upgrade every weapon to the max
Same
Same brother!!!! Those were the days. Jak n Daxter, sly Cooper, super smash bros, and the ratchet and clank multi-player game to top it off. God I spent so many hours playing that multi-player one with my cousins, best days of my life 🎉
@@countbooga6997 sameee I remember playing so much multiplayer with my brother and family friends...the memories of running them over with cars and using the split-screen to see their location (even tho I said I wouldn't ;))
I strongly recommend playing UYA with speedrun strats. It is so fun and challenging. It is just discovering your favourite game with hours of gameplay in completly new way. Just watch any UYA speedrun and look how cool those strats are. They are even cooler to do than they are to watch.
You spent your childhood having things shoved up ur arse? 😂
Ratchet Deadlocked also has one of the most kick ass soundtracks in any Ratchet game.
I used to not care for it, I thought it sounded bland and not as fun as previous games, but after listening to it in recent years, heck yeah it’s a really underrated soundtrack
nah the first one has the strongest bangers in my opinion
Absolutly! Ratchet gladiatot has a completly different tone with its dark grimmy industrial music and boy it fits the game perfectly. Shame you cant hear most of it with the 5 quintillion explosions going on at the same gime but god damn it i wouldnt want it any other way.
The rest of the series is different variations of rock music while Deadlocked is like the metal off shoot.
Its the best
Secret agent clank has a secret area which shows the game was dedicated to one of the Devs dead mother. Also shows alot of behind the scenes stuff and the Devs overall having fun. The game may suck a bit but it has a beating heart
Its from an era when games were made to be fun, and good
I miss those days. Todays corporate drivel can choke on its own vomit.
These sections are actually in a lot of the R&C games. If you search up Insomniac Museum you can find them.
The PSP games had slightly different secret areas, but the concept was the same.
They exist in:
Going Commando
Up Your Arsenal
A Crack In Time
Ratchet & Clank (2016)
My favorite one was Going Commando, the water display was really cool to see. It lagged the PlayStation though lol.
FINALLY someone giving Ratchet & Clank 1 some deserved love. Yes, the gameplay isn't as refined as later entries, but the atmosphere of each level, the characters and humor, and especially the soundtrack have all been perfected.
It ended up pretty bloody good even without the things the sequels had like weapon levelling and straffing. It’s a testament to that original teams talent.
Still disagree, lack of strafing completely brings the gameplay down even in challenge mode compared to going commando
@jc-qm4gh It's one of the only things missing and honestly as a kid (and even now) it never really bothered me that much. The weapons, planets, and especially music are all at their peak in R&C 1
@@fatcatfroggie saying the weapons and music in 1 are better than Deadlocked's or Rift Apart's should be considered a sin.
@davidedds6562 You might have a point. Although Deadlocked had only like 10 weapons. Also, just in general (and I know this is a hot take) I wasn't the biggest fan of Deadlocked simply because it was just challenge after challenge. No exploring
Growing up, I loved size matters so much. I've beaten the game 11 times roughly and it wasn't until around 3 years ago (as a jr in high school) that I discovered that the game was objectively awful. Childhood nostalgia can work some crazy wonders
So true
GROWING up on SIZE matters.
Couldn't halp with the jokes
I played it so much, I was able to beat it multiple times before lunch was ready. Nothing is as blissful as the ignorance that comes with being a clueless child.
You are still a kid lol. I don’t mean that in a bad way, it’s just funny to hear you talk like you’re old haha
@@foca7550 just turned 21 a few weeks back and needed to hear this LOL :p
Personally, my favorite is Going Commando. I'm not entirely sure why, but I just love every part of it. I actually find the 2 weapon level system cooler than the 5 level system (even if the latter is overall a better idea). Even the god forsaken ship levels I have come to like. Repetitive, sure, but get a little Raritanium and you have yourself a neat diversion from the main game. And lastly, something about the feel of the levels makes me adore the game's atmosphere compared to the others. For example, you can easily tell Oozla has been abandoned for years based on the looks and vice versa for Endako. To me, too many of RaC 1's levels feel dead when they aren't supposed to and UYA levels always feel populated even when they aren't.
Overall, there's just something I can't quite put my tongue on about GC, but I seem to have a thing for the number 2 in my life. Maybe that’s why.
Totally agree. Going Commando is 100% got Insomniac's "Love of Labor" award as they expanded on the quality of level building and added more stuff overall compared to the first game. The third is just totally rushed and if you see other restrospectives regarding it's development cycle, no wonder it looks half-finished by the end of it.
I think the second game is the most immersive with the most interesting and flushed out characters and settings in terms of each place and person feeling more or less hand crafted. I think UYA was their idea of streamlining what worked in 2 and condensing gameplay down to cut off unneeded meat and to shill in a multiplayer mode that serviced the campaign. Deadlocked has my favorite combat and gameplay system with the most ridiculous interactions between all the characters. For me i adore 2 but something about the intense seriousness of Deadlocked coupled with all the gladiators and VOX being literal caricatures and the announcers who narrate the game having some of the goofiest lines in the series makes an enjoyable dichotomy that i can even enjoy 100% it. From ace being a worse qwark to clank being dumber in this than he was in the first game i just find it so formulaically contrived it’s hilarious. But the Gameplay is S tier for sure and the land stalker is the coolest looking vehicle in the series imo.
@@redtapecollection3363There’s the demo in the jampack disc, the perfect demo
same
the electrolizer is the most underated hacking minigame
Crack in time will always be #1 for me, first R&C game, and the game that I’ve replayed the most. Amazing piece of fiction all around.
wasn't my first, but it was the first I played on PS3 even before Tools of Destruction, and it's easily the most replayable and favorite of mine. (Deadlocked, Going Commando and Up Your Arsenal are up there for me too)
Missed out by not starting at the series peak of GC/UYA
@@safwatwaleed4165 amazing piece of fiction? Acc shut up you're talking about a kids game
In an alternate universe there's a game called : "Ratchet and Clank, Clock blocked"
Ratches and clank up your ass comming when?
I'm in this video!
I mean, barely... but at 27:50 I'm behind the red base shooting the left turret from behind a holoshield. That's so cool :)
Great video btw, this franchise is 20+ years old so it's nice to still see people that want to talk about it!
Always nice to see Gladiator getting some love. My own personal favourite.
Beat the hardest difficulty for the first time during covid and my god it was fun as hell.
...Especially after modding all of my weapons to give a chance of nanotech spawning when enemies...to offset the insane damage inflation. B-b-b-but thats beside the point.
Got my ninja suit and now i'm happy.
Gladiator was my first game, I completed the story dozens of times but I never got the ninja suit. Probably my favourite game of all time too, guess I'll to play it again soon and get it this time
for sure Gladiator is great, I've been speedrunning it for a year now and I can say that only 1 part of the game sucks to play and it's the part before the Ace fight where you spend 2 whole minutes just dodging, like can't even speed up the time, it's not hard, just boring
Other than that, an amazing play every time
did the same last week. the only challenge im not sure is beatable without the nanotech mod is the one at the end where youre losing hp constantly
@@negativekelvin6434 I think they frequently give hp crates in that challenge to offset the draining
@@koheikyouji ye but u get like 7hp from them on the initial playthrough
I was so obsessed with Deadlocked that I maxxed out every possible thing you can in the game. Max weapon levels, max nanotech, max obtainable mods (couldn't even use that many), skill points, 5 stars, all the cards, max money after all that. I didn't just complete it, I truly *completed* it.
I never 100% it, but it was the game that unlocked the completionist side of my brain
@@adammurai1955 understandable. Some of the levels on Exterminator difficulty (5 star/hardest) are insanely difficult/frustrating.
Bruh Deadlocked made me feel complete when I was like 7. Truest gaming experience a little kid could have on the ps2
No better way to celebrate the franchise 20 year history than by looking at this vid 😁👌
FOGAAAA!!!
NATHANIAL FOGA!
FATHANIEL NOGA!!
I know the release date of ratchet and clank all 4 one. Oct 19 2011. (Two thousand eleven).
I absolutely *LOVE* watching these videos!
As a life long diehard fan it's always fascinating to see and hear how other fans compare and contrast their favorites and order them.
Whether it's Arcaedon Luminos, FromJoshy, The Golden Bolt or RemyRaccoon, I seriously can't get enough.
I couldn't care less what the order is, I just love hearing the explanations and sharing the love for this series that means so much to so many of us.
where tf is Xem on that list?
My man!
My fish !
I'd love to see a version of Deadlocked that could get updated every couple of months with new levels and challenges. It's such a great game to hop in, do a few missions then hop out.
We have deadlocked online available with new maps, game modes, and challenges.
Tell ya boy reflex sent ya
Oh yeah and UYA has new shit too but fuck em dl for life
I am that person who loves Size Matters. It's hard to say whether due to nostalgia or not (I was like 8 or 9 when I started playing it. My parents thought my brother would like the PSP, but I turned out to be the long-term gamer). I haven't played another Ratchet and Clank until some years ago, on PS4. I always got the feeling that Size Matters had soo much character. The planets and levels were so unique with amazing concepts. And I love feeling like I am working towards something when firing newer guns. Also! Nowadays, video games are so easy man. I loved the fact that it was harder to achieve something, it really made me use different strategies to win.
But yeah, it's probably just nostalgia when you really think about it.
You know, I'm glad that, despite all the changes across the years, You're still the same creator at heart I've come to love.
And I'm beyond giddy seeing you talk about Ratchet again!
I actually think that what has kept Ratchet and Clank around is the zany adventures they get up to, and the gameplay didn't just rely on the platfroming itself, the gunplay got way more refined and to keep things really fresh each release had a new cast of weapons that players couldn't wait to mess around with.
Was really looking forward to this sort of vid, discussing the games outside of the nitpick sprees. My top 5 would be:
1. Ratchet 1
2. Rift apart
3. Crack in Time
4. Up Your Arsenal
5. Toss up between Commando, Deadlocked, and oddly enough, Nexus
Also, with what you were saying with the tower defence thing for Full Frontal Assault being a decent enough idea, it's made me hungry for a more metroidvania style Ratchet, with a similar structure to something like Metroid Prime.
I'm honestly surprised we agreed about Deadlocked. It's exactly where I would have placed it, too. I will say that I like parts of Size matters in concept more than execution.
Great list!! I think my list would be pretty similar!! I LOVE that you put Deadlocked/Gladiator where you did, recently I’ve been thinking about these games that I grew up with, and I find that Deadlocked’s gameplay is so addictive and tight that it might be my number 1 too!!!
It’s interesting seeing someone who started with ratchet and clank being friends in later entries being not a fan of ratchet’s attitude towards clank in the first game when for us who started there was like “ why is being a hero this dudes problem, he just wants to leave his planet and get some cool toys”
You didn't even mention that Deadlocked had freaking 100% Coop mode, like dude! Playing this with my little brother WAS SOOOOO MUCH FUN!
The PS5 controller's different vibrating sounds for different weapons reminded me of how the PS2 Ratchet and Clank games have a unique equip sounds for most weapons. It's something small but that being a really cool detail on Rift Apart after so long is pretty amazing!
I LOVE that Deadlocked is #1. It's the most fun. In PvE or pvp I always love to constantly fight. Deadlocked has that and the humor etc. Definitely earned a like
And ratchet and clank q- force was released in 2012. And they all celebrated ratchet and clank's 10th anniversary in 2012! (Two thousand twelve)
I actually liked the armour in size matters, I liked trying out the different set bonuses, with Stalker Armour being completely broken in how strong it is (I mean you do have to beat challenge mode once to actually have the pieces appear in the world, but still), it offers 96% protection from damage and gives you a melee attack that gives an absolutely broken amount of damage over time in both poison and fire, it can down the late game enemies with only one or two wrench strikes.
This is like an anniversary thing for you on TH-cam! I absolutely loved your ratchet and clank game reviews I haven't watched all of it yet but I will tomorrow!!!
My favourite is without a doubt the original, I’m well aware of its early day flaws, the lack of a good strafe option, the edgy tense dialogues between the duo after Umbris (although I actually like how it develops the characters as both a pair as well as individuals) and the combat being slightly tedious at times. However it combines combat and exploration so well, both used in such good balance, the backtracking in levels like Orxon and Quartu is genius, especially Orxon. While slow, the very few clank sections are fine. And I can’t forget the soundtrack, not only are there plenty of absolute bops, but I think that every single soundtrack in the game achieves what they are supposed to, and that’s to set the tone of the level or the specific location or situation they are in, not a single song fails that goal.
And one more thing, the level design, having every level (but Boss levels) have multiple paths without any real direction is amazing, rewards going out exploring, but doesn’t tell you what is necessary or optional. I love Oltanis for it’s brutal restriction of playing as solely ratchet, as you’ve been conditioned to using things like long and high jumps, as well as better movement, it’s now not even possible to jump from the landing pad to the centre of the level, and the level itself fully embraces that restriction, as well as having FOUR distinct paths! (Morph-o-ray, shop infobot, Quark PDA, and the swingshot gold bolt path)
A Ratchet and Clank video from Vale4XD? It's been 84 years!
Ratchet and Clank 1 has one of the best soundtracks I have ever heard, and is probably one of the reasons I got heavily into music
It's really funny to watch this video having just watched your first video about RAC - you've come a long way man 👍
I think the main reason why Ratchet and Clank stood the test of time was mainly due to the franchise starting off it's series embracing the old with the new, during the transitional peroid between the early to mid 2000's. It's combination of early 2000's collectathon platformer with the mid 2000's FPS games allowed the series to stay fresh while adapting to modern trends. This in tandem with Insomniacs passion of the franchise kept it from falling into that same muck that other franchises had fell into at the time.
I'm really happy that I grew up with these games all the same and I especially have to thank you, Remy, for reminding me of all the good memories I've had with these games.
With that being said, I have to give special thanks to Ratchet Deadlocked for introducing me to the series.
36:14 Small error, the area you visit on Aridia in Ratchet And Clank 2002 (and Ratchet And Clank 2016) was Outpost X11, while Outpost X12 was the area you visit on Aridia in Up Your Arsenal.
Ah dang it, good catch. I always get the two mixed up somehow lmao
i love your description of the infector from UYA, its perfect. was never really a fan of that weapon either.
ERAWW The Last Of Us when.
Okay but seriously, I loved seeing a new Ratchet video. Funny, insightful, and we have similar taste in games so yay! You’ve still got it, Remy!
Remy I do not care if this came out months after the series 20th anniversary, this was lots of fun to watch!!! 👏🏾
Oh man! Seeing a Ratchet and Clank video and from you of all channels is great! I was literally just talking about your channel with someone recently.
Crack in time might not be the best one in the series but no one can argue it has one of the coolest intro cutscenes in video gaming
Dude!!!! Deadlocked is amazing!!! Me and my older cousin who passed away last year played the coop story easily 5+ times in deadlocked, truly so much replay ability and a phenomenal game!! Ratchet and clank has been my favorite game series my entire life! Rift apart was my sole reason for buying a PS5, and now I consider rift apart my favorite game of all time for how much it meant to me. Thank you for making this video! New sub here❤️
You're so real for putting Deadlocked/Gladiator at #1. Most solid, cohesive, funny, narratively relevant game in the series to me
Havent seen your channel since back in the cinemasins days.
But man im so happy i watched this cause holy crap is this an improvement this is really really great
Well I *WAS* gonna watch a movie but this is better
Ok but what movie. Very important
i've only ever really played the first 4 games and it's great to see them score so high in the list but this video also convinced me to get a rift apart considering there's a sale happening for it at the moment (man that playstation exclusive comment really didn't age well) thank you for pulling me over the edge and an all round good video :Ð
Hey, if you're scrolling through this comment section thinking to yourself "how do I get into this series, it looks pretty cool", just play the games in order (it's up to you to skip the spin-offs + size matters). None of the games are COMPLETELY unplayable (besides maybe size matters), pretty much ALL the games have something that hasn't aged perfectly, which I mean, you should come to expect from literally any video game ever made lmao.
I grew up playing Up Your Arsenal on my dad's PS2, so I miiiiight be a BIT biased, but who isn't, amirite!? Anyway, this series is near and dear to my heart and I'm so glad it didn't meet the same fate that Jak and Sly did. R&C is one of the most consistent "good at worst, excellent at best" series out there, hell, even to a point to where I can ACTUALLY recommend both Going Mobile AND Before the Nexus.
I also noticed that Ratchet looked like he was smiling a lot in the first game’s cutscenes when I was collecting screenshots
I liked size matters as a kid because of fond memories of playing it on long road trips and stuff. I haven't played it in 12 years so I can't tell if it aged well(probably didn't).
The PS2 version was crap. The PSP version was at least excusable
Pretty hot takes you have there, but I respect them . Anyways, good to see you back man!
Return of the Monarch. We stan.
actually I’m a raccoon not a butterfly but thank you!!
Great video! Ratchet Gladiator was my very first game in the series and I've loved it ever since
I absolutely adore size matters, I remember when I first got my psp all I played was size matters and secret agent clank, I had like 12+ new game+ playthroughs, as for why I like it so much I honestly can't explain why, it just makes my little brain go "hehe".
Me too. Size Matters was the first game I played from Ratchet that made me love the series. Im replaying it at the moment.
@@DaxterMaster same..i got a psp for my 9th birthday and i got the 2 psp games(sac in a duel pack with daxter) been playing since
0:13 ARGH! Why did you have to remind me of that? It hurt!
Seriously, though, this was a great video and well worth the wait! I agree with most of the rankings. As for my personal Number 1 R&C, it used to be Up Your Arsenal, but, now, I honestly think Rift Apart takes that spot.....
All-time favourite is the first one of the series, that experience for a 6 year old me at the time will always hold a special place in my heart, followed by Ratchet and Clank 3
Thanks for the video!
Heck yeah. I’m almost 28, and playing rachet and clank 1-3 on the ps2 starting from when I was also around 6 or so was an experience for sure.
I remember going to my local walmart as a kid and seeing Up Your Arsenal on the shelf. I was a major fan of ratchet and clank. I had 1&2 and would play them allll the time. After finally begging my mom to buy it for me, i popped it in my ps2 and had some of the most fun times. Don’t even get me started on the multiplayer mode with my friends that would come over. We had a blast on that game. Definitely one of the best ones.
my scrunkly space platformer is better than YOUR scrunkly space platformer!
:V
what the HECK >:O
Very enjoyable watch! Its always fun to see others' opinions on the franchise-
damn furry
You can do better than that.
@@RemyRaccoon furgot, furretard. I got more I can take from the flashgitz video
So not even your own original insults? tsk tsk
@@RemyRaccoon why fix what aint broke?
@@blondy6472 because they’re probably shit? it’s 2023 lmao hating on furries hasn’t been cool for at least five years
Seeing the RYNO 8 referred to as the Big Disappointment made my day. Great video, Remy. The Ratchet and Clank games really are awesome, and while Deadlocked isn't my number one favorite, it's still one of my favorites, and I think you made a good call putting it at the top.
Damn, Ratchet and Clank from Remy? Has been a solid minute since i last heard thar combination
Also, GLADIATOR IS FUCKING AMAZING! FUCK YESSS!!!!!!!!!!!
YESSSSSS. He back at it again.
My first R&C game was A Crack in Time. Ever since then, I've been a huge fan of the series! My personal favorites are Crack in time (obviously), tools of destruction, Rift apart and... Yes. Even Into the Nexus. I'll try the OG trilogy after I beat Rift Apart.
The first and deadlocked are my 2 favourites... 2 is also very good. Haven't played Rift apart, but considering this glowing review I'm actually looking forward to it.
My favorite is going commando. It has The best of everything. Funny dialogs, good selection of weapons, space battles and a cozy looking ship with a nice galaxy with good reception for galactic TV.
I remember getting stuck on the first level of deadlocked as a kid, not because I was bad (I was) but because the disc was so scratched that I literally couldn't proceed. Didn't stop me from trying.
Such nostalgic game for me.
My top favorite is personally Tools of Destruction. I feel like it's slept on from a gameplay sense.
I like the weapon selection and it stand as one of the longest Ratchet and Clank games in terms of story length and content being 36 hours for completionist.
Plus it is a fun as hell game to speedrun since the Razor Claws has a glitch where you can climb walls and glide in the air with them which creates some pretty sick movement strats.
But to put it short, Tools of Destruction feels like a bigger Going Commando in terms of weapon variety, planets and length.
I love Crack in Time but I was dissapointed on how half of the weapons that I liked in Tools of Destruction were gone. It definitely felt like it could've used a bit more weapon selection and the story/exploration felt more linear in comparison to Tools of Destruction and a bit shorter of a game. Not to say that Crack in Time wasn't bad, but idk, Tools of Destruction is the one I find myself playing and going back to more. It has the gameplay, weapons, exploration and detail down enough for me and I find the tougher enemies to offer more of a challenging experience. Especially with it being the first one to introduce 10 weapon levels, I definitely have a lot of fun grinding on this one compared to most of the other Ratchet games, but that's my two cents, since I hardly see anyone give Tools of Destruction enough praise. Defintielly an underrated title.
Also should add on that Deadlocked was my least favorite, but I have bias with the exploration and overall joy of traveling to different planets since I started out with Ratchet and Clank 1.
I played every ratchet game in order and the amount of the stuff that I loved in the Trilogy with going to different planets and such, was cut from Deadlocked and was set in a more derpessing/dark atmosphere (Also no Clank either, so no jet or heli pack for the movement I loved in the Trilogy). It was like the game was trying to be like Halo back when that game was really popular during that time period, so the dark gladiator theme, didn't really appeal to me, but I can understand why many would rate it so high on the list. I did enjoy my first playthrough of it, but it was the first ratchet game that I didn't bother to replay for challenge mode.
Deadlocked nails the combat. It absolutely deserves the number 1 spot.
This is my favorite video of the year so far also I've always loved binge-watching your everything wrong with videos on the series honestly if it wasn't for you I probably wouldn't have given the sequels a chance
I played this game with by best friend like 10 times at least, and the experience is absolutely fantastic. Not only you get to enjoy the game itself but you make your own commentary, jokes, and discussion about strategy.
A star walks into a black hole but doesn't seen phased. The black hole then turns to the star and says, "I don't think you understand the gravity of this situation."
nice list dude, glad youre making videos again :)
I’m always making stuff! I’m just slow haha
My childhood consisted of me running around the Starship Phoenix, customising my ship and raging at Metropolis. Baby me hated that planet.
Also snowman skin. It was the best skin
1:08 - I used to have “Bakugan” on my Wii. It was really exciting. First bought it for my Xbox, but then the disc couldn’t be read, so I got the Wii one instead.
Look who's back again! The Racc!
In Size Matters, for some reason the developers starts you off with 5 nanotech instead of 10 like UYA and Deadlocked. I hate calling others out but Xem (Speed runner) said that N60 storm is the worst blaster in the entire franchise. Imo, I say the Lacerator is worse. It shoots slow and doesn’t have cool firing sound unlike the N60 Storm and other blasters.
Edit: (Some grammar mistakes)
I remember playing Tools of Destruction and being absolutely flabbergasted that a single NORMAL Cragmite didn't die from a FULL clip of Buzz Blades. And in return it kills me in two hits. How fun. At least there's dinogrinding, a really fun XP glitch that just lets you max all your weapons as soon as Sargasso becomes available
Absolutely amazing video, always nice hearing you talk about funny animal with guns game. I still remember finding you through the EWW videos, and you've honestly been getting better with time since then. Also, I'm pretty certain you're 99% of the reason I tried the original Ratchet and Clank games. Currently I've only beaten 1 and 2, still need to get round to 3. Would personally rank 2 higher myself, but I enjoyed both a lot. And I really should pick up Deadiator/Gladlocked too.
loved this vid!! definitely your best yet with some really good editing and well formatted segments, really good watch all around
Ahh yes, a video of the funny rat with a gun. I can pog for the first time in years.
Finding the little secret room to buy golden weapons for the first time, blew my mind in the OG RAC
Could I make a simple request?
The project you were talking about in 1:26
I know you don't want to spoil what it is. But could you give me 5 random words from the script and I have to guess what the video is about?
Ok! “The, and, it, but, so”
Fr tho I feel like it would be either too obvious or not at all obvious depending on what clues I gave, so instead: it’s a video similar to this one, and there are over a hundred things in it
@@RemyRaccoon So I'm guessing its some kind of definitive ranking of something
Great list, I would agree with most of it. Also, you didn't even mention the best feature in Gladiator, it's co-op! I had countless hours of fun playing that game with my cousin, we beat it so many times together, and every time it was just a fun as the last. Can't believe they never did this concept again.
16:00 Joke's on you I already own golden compass
I think the joke's actually on me
It's my fav raccoon talking about my fav series. Heck yea
Yeah you're right Remy, i finished the last level of ratchet and clank into the nexus and the credits came already, so yeah it was kinda short.
Something about the ship segment in a crack in time made me enjoy it so much as well as the small moons
"if i seriously get one comment asking why i "hate ToD, im going to ..."
Average r and c fan: "NEEYH, WYAAT THE F OU SAIN??11?!!?!?1111!?!?!!"
No but seriously i like ToD, its the first game i ever beat
Commenting for engagement, thanks for the video!
very well surprised to see Deadlocked/Gladiator at first place, such an underrated masterpiece
29:02 Well, 720p has always been a bit of a wonky resolution. Primarily because no one ever made 720p TVs. Those old "HD Ready" models were actually 1366x768. This mismatch meant no one was getting the full picture clarity out of PS3/X360/WiiU.
To get native 720p, you would need a VGA CRT monitor with appropriate converters or a 720p projector with DVI-to-HDMI cables.
Or, perhaps, a 1440p monitor with the RetroTink 5x running in the experimental 1440p mode (2x integer scale of 720p).
Basically, it's a pain.
In defense of Size Matters:
Story isn't THAT bad, just mid AF, worst part about it is Ratchet tbh, he brings the entire thing down. Gameplay is a very faithful portable adaptation of the main formula which is fun AF. Game is short so it doesn't outstay its welcome. Have only played it once on my PS Vita and I had ZERO issues with the difficulty, as a matter of fact I don't recall dying to combat once aside the insanely difficult final boss fight.
No, I don't love Size Matter at all, it lands second to last on my favorite R&C games as well (above Secret Agent Clank), but I don't get the hate for it in the grand scheme of things. No, it's not THAT bad, just a mid spin-off.
33:18 "the thief has less health than a shedinja" that knocked me out
deadlocked finally getting some of the clout it deserves out loud! Love to see it!!
Absolute banger video. Some of the jokes caught me so off guard, I had to pause the video just so I didn’t miss anything.
Love your vids, man
I played and enjoyed all of them, and I can say that R&C: a Crack in Time is still my favorite game
I still go back on the ps2 trilogy because I absolutely love them.
I'm trying to get all the skill points in ALL FOR ONE for the unlimited ammo cheat for the RYNO 6, quite the challenge (looking at you jetpack master)
Keep doing God's work
Deadlock's music always gets my blood pumping. A fantastic ost
I finally got to play deadlock with somebody 2 years ago it was with brother who had just turned old enough to not suck at video games anymore. I waited 15 years to play deadlock with him. it was wroth the wait.
I’m inspired now to not only beat up your arsenal for the first time since a kid. And actually play the others in preparation for rift apart
Just saw this, props to you on making this. I decided to go with recording me playing the intro levels of games and ranking them. Scripts drain me 😭😭