"Due to some unexpected quickness at the factory, a vast majority of retailers have already received the game. With that, some retailers are choosing to release the game next week instead of waiting until the 30th, which we are all too happy to allow. Official launch date remains October 30, but for those who can’t wait ..., check with your local game retailer next week."
Comments (1) | Permalink

Multiplayer: Sony fans got panicked when they saw NPD numbers and saw it only sold several thousand in the U.S., whatever it was. [Under 75,000 in the U.S. in its first calendar month on sale.] Price: It’s sold over a million worldwide now, so…It’s actually on par with the PlayStation 2 games now. It sold as many as the other games have at this point in its lifecycle.
Comments (0) | Permalink

Whether you're new to R&C or someone who has played them all, Ratchet and Clank Future deserves to be in your library no matter what. It's the best game on the PlayStation 3 thus far -- and that's saying a lot when you're up against Oblivion, Ninja Gaiden, Warhawk and Insomniac's very own previous effort, Resistance: Fall of Man. Presentation: 10, Graphics: 9.5, Sound: 8.5, Gameplay: 9.5, Replay Value: 9.0, **Overall: 9.4**
Comments (0) | Permalink

Ratchet and Clank: Tools of Destruction is a very entertaining game and a solid platform title on the PS3. Loading in the game is very quick and there are a ton of options and weapons for you to choose from to cause mayhem. It also takes advantage of the six axis controls and tries to incorporate it into the gameplay as much as possible.
Comments (0) | Permalink

The PlayStation 3 feels like it's finally starting to hit its stride. With the release of the third-person shooter "Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction," system owners will have another fantastic game to keep them occupied.
Comments (0) | Permalink

Today we have one of the best looking games I’ve seen this year, Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction on PS3. This is a great, fun and charming action and platforming game in which your fuzzy faced Lombax character runs around like a crazy thing, killing bad guys and collecting bolts with your quirky little robot buddy. Awesome."
Comments (0) | Permalink

First-month performance for the entire Ratchet & Clank series, provided by the NPD Group, is as follows: # Ratchet & Clank (November 2002) -- 112,000 units # Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando (November 2003) -- 125,000 units # Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal (November 2004) -- 207, 500 units # Ratchet: Deadlocked (October 2005) -- 55,300 units # Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction (October 2007) -- 74,500 units
Comments (3) | Permalink

"Try as it might, Tools of Destruction doesn't achieve the same level of greatness as its predecessors. It's too easy, the story falls flat, and the "throw everything in including the kitchen sink" style of gameplay takes too much of the focus off the tight platforming and fun combat. That said, the gorgeous visuals and generally fun gameplay are enough to make Tools of Destruction worthwhile for the series' fans and newcomers alike."
Comments (3) | Permalink

Ratchet & Clank PS3 Singleplayer ONLY
Comments (0) | Permalink

A number of online stores have now listed the game to release on the 23rd October, changing from the originally listed date of October 30th (Gamefly, EBgames, Amazon.com)
Comments (1) | Permalink