Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueRatchet and Clank return to the Solana Galaxy to combat Dr. Nefarious, a villain from Qwark's shady past, who wishes to turn all organic life into robots.Ratchet and Clank return to the Solana Galaxy to combat Dr. Nefarious, a villain from Qwark's shady past, who wishes to turn all organic life into robots.Ratchet and Clank return to the Solana Galaxy to combat Dr. Nefarious, a villain from Qwark's shady past, who wishes to turn all organic life into robots.
- Nominé pour le prix 2 BAFTA Awards
- 2 nominations au total
- Ratchet
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- Clank
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- Captain Qwark
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- Dr. Nefarious
- (voice)
- Darla Gratch
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- Big Al of Al's Roboshack
- (voice)
- (as Chris Hatfield)
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- The Waterworker
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- Helga
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- Joe
- (voice)
- Slim Cognito
- (voice)
- Lawrence
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- Courtney Gears
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- Trooper 4
- (voice)
Histoire
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- AnecdotesThe game was reportedly a complete mess and a total disaster leading up to 2 weeks before the game was due to go gold (going gold is when game development is finished and the game is printed onto discs and distributed to stores to await release), with many of the developers terrified that they would create Insomniac Games' first ever bad game. However during the final 2 weeks, they somehow managed to fix the game and iron out most of the issues. Ironically, Ratchet & Clank 3 became the highest rated Ratchet & Clank game of all time and remains so to this day.
- Citations
Captain Qwark: [Skrunch grunts] I thought we agreed to put that jungle business behind us!
Captain Qwark: [Skrunch grunts] It was mating season, how could I have known she was your sister? Errr... how long have you two been standing there?
Clank: Too long.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Jampack Vol. 11 (2004)
- Bandes originalesRobots Must Be Free
Performed by Melissa Disney
The game picks up where its predecessors left off, with Ratchet and his robotic companion Clank once again battling to save the galaxy from an evil force. But this time, the stakes are higher, the enemies are more varied, and the universe feels even more expansive. The narrative is engaging and filled with humor, with plenty of memorable characters that make every moment feel fresh and fun.
Where Up Your Arsenal truly excels is in its gameplay. The weapons and gadgets on offer are incredibly inventive, ranging from the explosive to the downright absurd, giving players a constant sense of excitement as they explore new planets. Each weapon is satisfying to use and provides a unique strategy, ensuring the gameplay never grows stale. The controls are tight and intuitive, making combat fluid and rewarding, whether you're blasting through hordes of enemies or solving platforming puzzles.
The level design is imaginative, offering a diverse set of environments that are visually stunning for the time. Whether you're traversing lush alien jungles, futuristic cities, or war-torn battlefields, the game constantly surprises with its vibrant settings and attention to detail. The fluid animation and vibrant colors make every location feel alive, and the varied landscapes keep the game from ever feeling repetitive.
The addition of multiplayer mode also stands out, offering an extra layer of fun for those who want to challenge their friends or team up for cooperative missions. This addition, alongside the already robust single-player campaign, ensures the game has immense replay value.
At its core, Up Your Arsenal is a masterclass in blending humor, creativity, and pure, unadulterated fun into a game that doesn't just succeed-it excels. The balance of great combat, clever platforming, and a strong sense of adventure ensures that Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal stands as not just one of the best in the series, but one of the finest action platformers ever made. It's a game that perfectly captures the essence of what makes gaming so enjoyable, and remains a beloved classic that is as fun today as it was at launch.
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