Zurkon as additional fire support, but the entire Zurkon family, each boasting unique dialogue. Rather than reinvent the wheel, much of your arsenal is familiar favorites amped to the maximum. That emphasis on nostalgically looking back to see what’s been achieved is imbued into every facet of Ratchet & Clank: Into the Nexus.
An all-ages platforming shooter about fighting goofy purple space demons shouldn’t be this heady, but it works remarkably well. He’s constantly reminded of all the good he, Clank, and company have done as much as the personal cost. He’s been tempted more than once at the prospect of finding other Lombaxes, but he also cares for those who surround him now, like Talwyn, Clank, and the reformed Captain Qwark.
He just has to deliver an evil tween space witch to prison and ensure her towering brother doesn’t break her out.Īs much as Ratchet despises the twins for what they’ve done, he understands what they’re going through. The premise is that after sacrificing two different chances at finally finding his fellow Lombaxes, Ratchet is eager for some downtime and finally getting away from the hero biz. It makes what should be a glorified three-to-five-hour expansion pack into one of the strongest PlayStation 3 exclusives. And against expectations, Insomniac Games put 110% into the game, firing on all cylinders to create a dramatic close to the entire franchise up to that point. The titular Lombax and malfunctioning warbot have survived every trial thrown their way, but one of the series’s greatest accomplishments was sadly overlooked during PlayStation 3’s twilight years with Ratchet & Clank: Into the Nexus.ĭespite being a $30 budget title, Into the Nexus included a free download of Quest for Booty and billed itself as an epilogue to A Crack in Time, the series’s latest main entry. It’s a formula that has rarely been executed poorly, with even a middling remake still providing some fun. The franchise has translated to virtually every Sony platform from PlayStation 2 to its latest hardware. It’s astonishing how unstoppable the Ratchet & Clank series is.
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