More Evidence of PSP Ratchet and Clank Coming to PS2
Posted by Jonathan on Friday, December 28th, 2007 at 1:30 pm under Game Companies, Game Consoles, Games, Games Industry, Portable, Sony, Sony, Sony
A rumor has been floating around for awhile that Sony might be porting the PSP game, Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters, to the PS2. Besides that being highly likely given the popularity of the franchise and Sony’s history of doing so with the GTA games, now there seems to be some new evidence cropping up to support the rumors even more. GameStop recently updated its site with not only a listing for a PS2 version, but also some very official-looking box art as well. The site lists it at a February 12 release date, so I guess we’ll find out then.
I have to admit though, every time I consider buying a PSP, another game I wanted to play gets ported somewhere else. Liberty City Stories, PuzzleQuest; there’s not much incentive to get one now except for the Metal Gear Solid games.
Via Siliconera
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December 29th, 2007 at 5:29 am
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December 30th, 2007 at 12:37 am
There are PLENTY of reasons to get a PSP.
Remote access to the entire PS1 library if you own a PS3.
Remote access to your entire movie/music collection (on PC) through PS3.
New PSP store.
Internet Radio
RSS Feeds
Music and videos on Mem stick.
Oh and games:
Just this year:
Crush
Jeanne D'arc
FF Tactics
Disgaea
Wipeout Pulse
Castlevania
SM Pirates
Stop making excuses…it is the best $170 you could spend on personal electronics in the market.