
At first glance, this portable platformer shares an uncanny resemblance to the PS2 iteration. Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters takes advantage of the PSP's power very well. There were a few little nuances that stood out, but considering it was only a demo, it still means good things for platforming fans on Sony's portable.
At first, the PlayStation Portable that I tried out was loading the game so slow that the tech guy told me to check another one because he thought there must have been something wrong with the console. So I took a different spot and gave it a try.

One of the first things I noticed was the load time... again. The PSP isn't famous for lightning fast loading periods though, and considering some titles we've seen, this issue was quite negligible. The graphics were very good for the portable system. However the demo that I got my hands on didn't convey any other sort of innovation to the series. As far as bringing the look and feel of Ratchet and Clank to mobile gamers, Size Matters does a good job of that.
If you're hankering for a solid platformer on the PSP, here's your game.











Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
5-11-2006 @ 12:24AM
Brian said...
Oh man, I can't wait to get my hands on this.
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5-12-2006 @ 1:42PM
Conn said...
Platforming fans would have already bought either of the two Mega Man games. :/
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5-13-2006 @ 4:59AM
Aamir123 said...
coool man this is the best platformer yet. the only problem i might have is with the way the graphics is gonna make you sick
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5-17-2006 @ 1:14AM
TheProfessor said...
Most of Weblogs, Inc advertisement and capital come from Microsoft
You will never get decent news about Sony on any of the Weblogs sites:
This includes:
Joystiq
Engadget and the rest of the ones mentioned below.
If you truly are a PSP fanboy check out psp.qj.net which is really pspupdates.com, here is where you get the latest and greatest psp news plus somewhat objective reviews. These guys have a hard time paying their bills if they dont post negative things about Sony products
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