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June 2008
(70%)
34 Reviews
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Abstract: When I think of tandems, my mind instantly wanders to the Legion of Doom. Where would Hawk be without Animal? Or better yet, where would Animal be without Hawk? When I was younger, watching L.O.D. gave me an incredible insight into the world of teamwo...
The more Clank moves out of his platform-action comfort zone, the less enjoyable Secret Agent Clank gets. While it's technically one of the stronger PSP titles out there, variety comes at the expense of rock-solid gameplay....
I was pretty excited to play Secret Agent Clank. I’ve enjoyed all the previous games in the series and I loved the Daxter game, which definitely proved a sidekick could carry his own title. Clank might not be as wacky as Dax, but he certainly looks...
Abstract: In last year’s Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruction, the crate-breaking duo landed on the PS3 with an amazing action platformer; polished to perfection and overflowing with the series’ trademark comedic style, it was like a playable Pixar mo...
Abstract: Game: Secret Agent ClankGenre: PlatformerPlatform: PSPThere are certain gaming franchises that can be counted on to deliver a great gaming experience every time; series like Zelda and Final Fantasy spring right to mind. And then there are those IPs tha...
The largest pristine gem in the universe, the Eye of Infinity, is stolen from Boltaire Museum, and it seems that none other than Ratchet himself is the culprit. Whats worse, the furball doesnt seem the least bit happy to see his old friend Clank, and...
Abstract: Visually, Secret Agent Clank can be best compared to Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters, which was the duos last adventure on the PSP. Both games are handled by the same developer and it looks as though they may share the same graphic engine. On one hand I ...
Abstract: There are some hard and fast rules that I feel have to be followed by game developers making titles for portable systems, and foremost among those rules is that the experience should be tailored to allow for the smallest of bite-sized gaming on the go...
