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Secret Agent Clank / Daxter Dual Pack - PSP Game
Original price was: $43.20.$19.97Current price is: $19.97.
-54%The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
Secret Agent Clank Sony PSP Game tested and guaranteed to work!
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:711719869726
Condition:Used
Platform:PSP
Region:NTSC (N. America)
SKU:PSP_SECRET_AGENT_CLANK
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | PSP |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone 10+ |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Condition | Used |
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This is only the second “Ratchet and Clank” game that I have played, so I don’t know how it compares with others (besides “Size Matters) or how it fits into the entire series.This is sort of an action/adventure game, sort of a puzzle game. There are “Clank-only” missions that mostly involve stealth game play, some Ratchet missions that are challenges (survive so many waves of enemies) and some missions with the super-hero guy who I’m not familiar with. There is also some Patapon-style gameplay, where you have to press the buttons and match the beat.The stealth play is pretty good. However, once you are detected, you have to start the mission over (either from the beginning or from the last checkpoint). Most of the Clank missions are stealth missions, and you don’t have the option to “run and gun”.The weapons are very unique and kind of silly. Like many games, you start out with nothing and start acquiring weapons and skills. Like “Size matters”, you collect bolts and trade them for weapon upgrades and ammo.Overall, this is good game that is entertaining. I did find that the gameplay was pretty broken-up, however, which took some of the fun out of it. You go on a Clank mission, then a Ratchet challenge, then a bot mini-game, etc. I would have liked it more if it was a little more mission-to-mission type of gameplay, with the side missions and challenges spread out more.The good:- Funny story- Good graphics and sound- Lots of varied styles of game play.- Stealth gamepl.
My son (10 yrs old) absolutely had to have this game for Christmas. By Christmas evening he had it beat. While I love video games he really gets into, I think there’s something sad about a game he can complete in a day. At least I got it at a great price.
It’s a solid game with some decent humor tossed in, but it’s not without its problems. For one, I have no idea how the development process for this game went. It seems to literally be a mishmash of different games. It’s a staple for platformers to have varied types of gameplay, but this takes it way too far. I was often wondering when I would be able to get back to the main game. Sure, you can skip a lot of the extras, but they yield money or rewards, and as such are fairly essential to complete.The focus on stealth isn’t too bad, since in most cases it’s optional. It’s evident very early that unless it’s a mission where you automatically fail upon blowing your cover, you’ve got plenty of firepower to just blast away your enemies.It’s a pretty fun game, but the time you spend snowboarding, dancing, doing Ratchet arenas, doing Quark’s missions and gadgebot missions may very well exceed the time you spend in the actual game. And that to me is just silly.In the end, when I feel the need for some portable Ratchet & Clank fun, I still go with “Size Matters”. But this was a nice experiment, and I’m looking forward to knowing what High Impact Studios’ next project is. It also demonstrated that the interactions between the two main characters is a large part of what makes the franchise great. Broken up like this, it loses a lot of its appeal.
I played of Size Matters first then Secret Agent Clank. It’s a fun game. More of the basic Ratchet & Clank but with a James Bond twist. This is a good waste of time for someone age 9 to 40. You should really do something more productive with your life than play on a PSP. Really, just read a book, paint or draw, maybe even exercise…
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Fun game!
Random –
It even came with a hand book.
George Viera –
Good game, good good condition.
L. Maxine Johnson –
Very good challenging game lots of action. Very similar to the rachet and clank game for the psp
Sophia –
I haven’t played it much yet but it came as described
A. Fink –
Got for my husbands psp for when he goes to Iraq. I ended up playing it some. It is a really fun game and he likes it too!
Mitchel Danielson –
This game is great fun kind of challenging at times though especially the rhythm based mini games those took awhile for me to get passed.
Gregory –
Thanks for your quick response and delivery. It came through just fine. I gave it to my nephew who has a PSP that I loaned him, so he’s really happy. Gregory
ThemadhouseCrafts –
This seems to keep my 11 year old son content for a long time. He loves the game. Came safely and undamaged.
Mrs.ShairBear –
My six year old played with this a total of 3 hours before he became frustrated and decided to play with some other gadget.
PSP Player –
This is only the second “Ratchet and Clank” game that I have played, so I don’t know how it compares with others (besides “Size Matters) or how it fits into the entire series.This is sort of an action/adventure game, sort of a puzzle game. There are “Clank-only” missions that mostly involve stealth game play, some Ratchet missions that are challenges (survive so many waves of enemies) and some missions with the super-hero guy who I’m not familiar with. There is also some Patapon-style gameplay, where you have to press the buttons and match the beat.The stealth play is pretty good. However, once you are detected, you have to start the mission over (either from the beginning or from the last checkpoint). Most of the Clank missions are stealth missions, and you don’t have the option to “run and gun”.The weapons are very unique and kind of silly. Like many games, you start out with nothing and start acquiring weapons and skills. Like “Size matters”, you collect bolts and trade them for weapon upgrades and ammo.Overall, this is good game that is entertaining. I did find that the gameplay was pretty broken-up, however, which took some of the fun out of it. You go on a Clank mission, then a Ratchet challenge, then a bot mini-game, etc. I would have liked it more if it was a little more mission-to-mission type of gameplay, with the side missions and challenges spread out more.The good:- Funny story- Good graphics and sound- Lots of varied styles of game play.- Stealth gamepl.