Ratchet & Clank will assault your front November 27
Look forward to this fun-size title on your PS3 AND Vita!
Jeez, Ratchet & Clank is already 10 years old?
To celebrate the anniversary, Sony prettied up the original PS2 R&C releases in the HD Ratchet & Clank Collection for PS3 earlier this year. Continuing the festivities, Ratchet & Clank: Full Frontal Assault will be available on the PlayStation Store and retail for $19.99 on November 27. The game was originally set to be a PSN exclusive, but in response to fan outcry Sony will be releasing physical copies on the same day.
Both versions will support cross-buy, meaning buying the PS3 edition will allow you to play the same game on your Vita and vice versa. Full Frontal Assault is a "fun-size" adventure, which explains the low price. Though, Sony promises "tons of new features," like the new base assault and defense elements, online/split-screen co-op, and competitive modes.
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Staff article by Matthew Jay (October 26, 2012)
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