Gotta hand it to them, they really tried to make this game standout instead of just being R&C but limited. The dream level feels like one of the most creative Ratchet and Clank levels I've played yet. And what they did with Clank by turning his usual boring parts into a series of minigames was pretty genius. Even the skyboarding felt far better than hoverbike or hoverboard races thanks to the whole flying mechanic.

But it IS still a PSP game and the limitations do come through. It's super short even by Ratchet & Clank standards, there's a pretty limited supply of weapons (though maybe not as few as Deadlocked?), and the controls were compensated in many ways, including, most annoyingly, camera turning being mapped to the shoulder buttons.

But overall I'd say it was a fun game that wasn't nearly as half assed as it could have been.

A decent portable title that has what we've come to expect from a Ratchet & Clank game. There's even a good amount of content to keep you occupied.

The story is generic and forgettable, with not many well-written jokes. The weapons are kind of weak in comparison to other titles. Also, completing this 100% is a pain. There are two armor sets that are each available in the first two Challenge Mode playthroughs. Seriously?

Not the best, but not the worst, either.

Ratchet And Clank é minha franquia favorita da Sony, os jogos são divertidos de jogar fora o humor que a série clássica tinha, por isso pros fãs, o Size Matters pode ser um jogo ruim, se você quer jogar ele, tenha em mente que não será um jogo complexo como os de PS2, ele é curto e simples, mas é gostosinho de jogar, tem as mesmas mecânicas do Ratchet And Clank 3, os gráficos são meio fracos, tendo cutscenes cgi ao invés de ingame, é recomendável a versão do PSP pois dizem que a versão de PS2 é bem fraca, não é ruim mas também não é um dos melhores, mas lembre-se que esse jogo é parte da lista de jogos favoritos da Ana Maria Braga.

07/10