Ratchet & Clank PS2 Cutscenes With Subtitles
Ultimate Gaming Dude
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@godzillaspikes303 2 months ago
We had no idea how lucky we were to get to experience this story as kids
@Salesiable 2 years ago
This is my childhood memories. The first 3 Ratchet and Clank games is still my favourite games
@atasker7432 3 years ago
@tresheppard8942 4 years ago
I really love PlayStation & Insomniac Games' Ratchet & Clank (2002) the first game of this franchise.
It's one of the best platforming games ever.
It's one of the best platforming games ever.
@robertanthonyfairweather3416 1 year ago
@amaniwhite9622 4 years ago
Hey there Thomas. This is your friend speaking today. Hope your having a way past cool weekend so far!
@Mike14264 1 month ago (edited)
Nice of you to add subtitles to the infobots cutscenes.
Honestly, Ratchet's snarky attitude is endearing... until he gets all squaffed up about being duped by Qwark and Clank taking the bait.
Like, I get why Ratchet feels so vindictive against Qwark. Even though he can tell he's a bit of a wash out, it's clear he did admire him at some point. He knows he's on the radio every week, has a poster of him, and he gets pretty giddy over Qwark saying he has potential to become a hero. Sure he'd be more into it for the fame, but so was Qwark, so for all we know, that's his main example to look up to.
...but he's also not stupid. He knows an obvious dupe when he sees one. So that makes it even more egregious that he gets so pissed off and vindictive at Qwark over being duped, when he already suspected they were being tricked.
If anything, he's more angry at Clank not seeing the signs, and that becomes clear... over a whole third of the game, where being angry at him is all he does. It's not even a bad idea, it just goes on for way too long.
I dunno, I can't help but wonder how a slightly better written version of this act could've looked like. I do like it when Clank talks back tho, and it is over by the time we're done with Pokitaru, uh, if we go by the right order of levels I mean. He's still salty, but at least it's not that hostile. And from there I think everything else is handled pretty nicely.
Honestly, Ratchet's snarky attitude is endearing... until he gets all squaffed up about being duped by Qwark and Clank taking the bait.
Like, I get why Ratchet feels so vindictive against Qwark. Even though he can tell he's a bit of a wash out, it's clear he did admire him at some point. He knows he's on the radio every week, has a poster of him, and he gets pretty giddy over Qwark saying he has potential to become a hero. Sure he'd be more into it for the fame, but so was Qwark, so for all we know, that's his main example to look up to.
...but he's also not stupid. He knows an obvious dupe when he sees one. So that makes it even more egregious that he gets so pissed off and vindictive at Qwark over being duped, when he already suspected they were being tricked.
If anything, he's more angry at Clank not seeing the signs, and that becomes clear... over a whole third of the game, where being angry at him is all he does. It's not even a bad idea, it just goes on for way too long.
I dunno, I can't help but wonder how a slightly better written version of this act could've looked like. I do like it when Clank talks back tho, and it is over by the time we're done with Pokitaru, uh, if we go by the right order of levels I mean. He's still salty, but at least it's not that hostile. And from there I think everything else is handled pretty nicely.
Ratchet & Clank PS2 Cutscenes With Subtitles
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During our first introduction to Drek, when he's greeting the citizens of Novalis, a screenshot of the planet with its name appears instead of him saying said planet's name.
When Qwark appears in public for the first time, even though he said newcomers, the names Ratchet and Clank were instead spoken with a voice program, complete with a rather wonky photo. As though Qwark and Drek are in the same level of viewing people beneath them.