After 13 years of action-platforming on PlayStation platforms, Ratchet and Clank are finally coming to the big screen. But that doesn't mean the franchise is forgetting its video game roots. When arrives in theaters next April, it will be accompanied by a PlayStation 4 reimagining of the duo's original adventure, and I recently got to check out Insomniac's upcoming remake. A Whole New World?I only played a small portion of the new Ratchet & Clank ($39.99), it was an early demo, but it was clear the scope and beauty of the world on the PlayStation 4 ($799.95 at Amazon)(Opens in a new window) are leagues beyond what was possible on the PlayStation 2. The level I played had me hopping across a floating train in the middle of a futuristic metropolis, a scenario from the first game. The world I sped through was shiny and bright, bouncy and colorful, and filled to the brim with lively details all around me. Another demo I saw featured a giant boss in a fiery cave. The atmosphere, whil...
Ratchet & Clank reimagines the duo's first adventure with the power of the PlayStation 4.
Enhanced versions of classic levels; Modernized controls; New weapons; Visuals comparable to the upcoming feature film
Hard to tell just how different it is from the original game
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