In summary, the game is extremely outdated. It's thirsty work playing this game and the sheer frustration with the game's mechanics will drive you to your own coffin. The characters are uninteresting with their extremely scripted uninspiring vocals, the missions are poorly thought out and it's just...

Nice cell-shading; Creating vampire puns for this review

Extremely outdated game play; Very frustrating due to the execution of the game; Uninspiring characters

As short as this game is, I found it fun and full of action. Definatly recommend to Rachet and Clank fans, as at the end you see what has happend to Clank, and where you will be going in the next game. This game has a new wrench feature that hooks onto things to pull them towards you.

Unfortunately, the modest length -- a little over three hours -- makes the entire experience feel rather stunted. You just don't have time to get into the game before it's over. Nevertheless, what's there is funny, enjoyable, and most importantly, worth the price of admission.

The captivating plot; which is sure to have you laughing; The small yet noticeable wrench additions that keep the experience fresh; The beautiful graphics at a budget price point

The three hour length; The lack of weapon variety

Ratchet and Clank have appeared in so many sequels since their eponymous 2002 debut that they've become the Cheech and Chong of videogames. One of gaming's great duos, once vital and relevant, is now on the verge of becoming tedious and glib.

Insomniac's sense of humor; Rusty Pete, the perpetually soused robotic pirate from

A series of semi-obscure puzzles during

In Fall 2007, the Ratchet and Clank series made its HD debut on the Playstation 3 in the form of Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruction. The game was praised for its excellent weapon based combat and strong production values.

Ratchet & Clank: Quest for Booty isn't your typical downloadable game.  Its production values are on par with the duo's last full-blown adventure, Tools of Destruction, and in fact the story picks up right where that game left off.

Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest for Booty is the first episodic content from Insomniac Games in the hopes of filling the game between the ending sequences of Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction, and the title's direct sequel, which is scheduled to release Fall of 2009.

And that is as concise a summary for Saint's Row 2 as one could wish to end on: it's completely ridiculous, funny (if not witty) and one of the best co-op games this year, albeit it doesn't reach the artistic and narrative heights of Grand Theft Auto IV .

The Ratchet and Clank series has been awfully good to gamers; it provided one of most consistently quality experiences on the PS2, and even managed to successfully port its addictive formula to the PSP.

Quest for Booty is a great, although short, title that is perfect for its PSN release. We get a full fledged Ratchet game except shorter and for a much smaller price. All aspects of the game are refined and improved and the change from heavy shooter to more platforming gameplay is a welcomed and...