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15th

E3 08: Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest for Booty Impression

Author: Zach Potts | Files under E3 Coverage, Playstation 3, Previews / Impressions
E3 08: Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest for Booty Impression

Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest for Booty is the short sequel (or a continuation) to the highly acclaimed Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction for the PS3. Now coming out exclusively on the Playstation 3 via Playstation Network, Quest for Booty will feature at least four hours of gameplay for the price of $14.99. The price is kinda too high for a four hour game because I was expecting it to be at a $9.99 price mark but if you are a die-hard fan of Tools of Destruction, there is no reason for you to pass this game up.

The story of Quest for Booty starts off where the Tools of Destruction left off. After Clank was abducted by the Zonis, Ratchet must rescue him. Venturing to new planets and some familiar ones, Ratchet must find a way to rescue Clank with the help of old friends from Tools of Destruction.

There are some new features that can be expected in this game. The wrench that Ratchet uses now has an ability to push, pull and manipulate objects. One of the main highlights of Tools of Destruction was the cool gadgets Ratchet has. In Quest for Booty, those gadgets are still there but with new additions just like the ability to have some kind of a light torch. With it, you can have a light in dark places.

Quest for Booty will introduce four exotic locations on Planet Merdegraw. These are the Pirate Fleet, Hoolefar Island, Morrow Caverns, and Darkwater Cove. I believe that each location will take up to at least an hour. Even though this is just a downloadable game, I am 100% positive that you will be able to enjoy the same experience you’ve got with Tools of Destruction. The ability to interact with town’s people and other objects will still be in this game.

Judging based on the screenshots, Quest for Booty is exactly similar to the graphics of Tools of Destruction. Hopefully, when the game comes out, the game won’t be over 5GB because they can just put this game on a DVD-9 disc or just release the game in Blu-Ray instead of downloading this via Playstation Network.

Overall, the game is looking good so far but I still wonder how many gigabytes this game will take up on the hard drive. If you have not played Tools of Destruction, I suggest that you buy it now so that you won’t be lost with the story when Quest for Booty comes out.

We’ll have more developing news of the game as the release date approaches!

4 responses. Wanna say something?

  1. Makidian
    Jul 16, 2008 at 07:55:19
    #1

    I wouldn’t really call this a sequel because they only called it a continuation. It can only be a true sequel if Clank is in it and the game has a traditional disc release. And $15 is a great price for a game of such high quality and replayability

  2. Mark Fajardo
    Jul 16, 2008 at 08:04:30
    #2

    Then it’s a short sequel lol and i don’t know about the price, i just felt it’s a bit high for me because I was expecting at least 9.99 bucks. But isn’t a continuation to the series called a sequel? lol

  3. cell989
    Jul 16, 2008 at 09:35:28
    #3

    I’ll be buying this if it has trophy integration, as I actually got 100% completion in Tools Of Detruction, Im very much looking forward to this baby.

  4. Mark Fajardo
    Jul 16, 2008 at 09:40:42
    #4

    I’m sure Quest for Booty will have the trophy integration.

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