Ratchet & Clank

Oh, Size Matters alright, but it's still all about how you use it, and High Impact Games' portable Ratchet & Clank adventure rocks.

Updated impressions of High Impact Games' UMD adventure.

Developed by High Impact Games, the studio that brought Ratchet & Clank®: Size Matters to PSP, Secret Agent Clank brings the humor, quality gameplay and action that fans have come to expect from the franchise back to PSP.

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By Charles D. Developed by High Impact Games, the same developers behind Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters, the game features the same 3D action gameplay from its predecessor. This time around, however, Clank is on his own as he dons a tuxedo and a ...

By Mark Wilson Today, in between our sprinting between Moscone centers to cover all of Microsoft's news, we had a chance to sit down with High Impact Games' Lesley Mathieson. She was the Lead Designer on Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters, worked a bit on its PS2 port and is now Design Director on the second...

While no official announcement has been made, a recent PlayStation Underground e-mail (pictured left) from Sony confirms the oft-rumored PlayStation 2 port of High Impact Games' Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters (PSP). According to the e-mail, the port will hit stores in March, about...

By Ryan A. High Impact Games was recently interviewed regarding their studio's upcoming PlayStation Portable title Secret Agent Clank. Aside from spilling out a lot of details, the development studio confirmed our report yesterday that their game will be able to connect to other Ratchet video g...

By Michael McWhertor After four PlayStation 2 games—Ratchet & Clank, Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando, Rachet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal and Ratchet: Deadlocked—plus a solid portable release, Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters from High Impact Games, each delivering solid gameplay and avoidi...

By Ceasar S. Next on IGN's creature feature is High Impact Games, folks behind the PSP hit title Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters. Unlike Ready at Dawn, however, High Impact (or H.I.G. for short) liked to spin things a little differently this time and shipped off each question to different members of the...

By Mike Fahey Aside from the PSP controls and slightly lower-quality graphics, the game looks and plays almost exactly like its PS2 siblings. Developer High Impact Games has done a great job of capturing the distinctive R&C feel, which isn't really a surprise considering High Impact was spawned...