Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters drops to Greatest Hits price

by Andrew Yoon { Apr 7th 2008 at 4:15PM }

The Greatest Hits line-up continues to grow. Well, at least according to amazon.com and Best Buy. Greatest Hits games are available at a budget price of $20. If you didn't pick up Size Matters yet, this is a great time to pick up a copy. Our review was quite favorable on Ratchet's first PSP outing -- at $20, it's a stellar deal.

This price drop seems appropriately timed to get PSP fans ready for the upcoming Secret Agent Clank, another PSP follow-up to the always-popular Ratchet franchise.

[Thanks, MikkoH.!]

Gallery: Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters

Tags: greatest-hits, ratchet, ratchet-and-clank, size-matters

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Jacksons @ Apr 7th 2008 5:08PM

I may be just a tad biased, as I really like the Ratchet franchise, but it's still a great game. The new control scheme takes a little getting used to, I ended up always strafing and using the shoulder cameras to turn, which works quite well after getting past the initial weirdness.

Greatest Hits on a portable system is nothing short of awesome.

linebeginstoblur @ Apr 7th 2008 5:53PM

I had thought about picking this up for a while, but for so long, I haven't really seen the price drop below $35 or so, but $20 sounds awesome. I'll be picking it up soon, I'm sure.

PostedOval @ Apr 7th 2008 6:19PM

This is one of my favorite PSP games. Definitely a STEAL at $20!!

SteWieH @ Apr 8th 2008 10:00AM

awesome game. I picked it up on release date and loved every moment of it

dronesensor @ Apr 8th 2008 1:54AM

despite being a huge fan of the ratchet series, i thought this game was highly overrated. i don't know, it just seemed soulless and boring compared to the ps2 and ps3 iterations. the story and humor weren't up to par, the level design was bland, too many of the weapons were useless, and the controls were cumbersome. at $35, i felt a bit ripped off. as far as PSP platformers go, i think daxter is a much, much better game (and oddly enough, i enjoyed it MORE than its console big brothers).