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Rachet & Crank 3

Second hand. Comes with leaflets. Slight manual cover impressions.

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$7.09 $9.99 In stock

Category: PS2

Sony shows its understanding of the 3D action genre with simple lines in its space theme and good character sizing and camera angles to be able to judge jumps, rather than rely on leaps of faith. The Iron Man mecha level is great fun as players don the Tetsujin 28 suit to wrestle the Ninja Robot.

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Scarlett ★★★★★

The camera angles are spot-on for judging tricky jumps, which makes a huge difference in the platforming sections. I've been playing through the levels and the character sizing feels just right for the space theme.

Abigail W. ★★★★★

The camera angles are spot-on for judging those tricky jumps, which saves a ton of frustration. I’ve been playing for hours and the controls feel really tight and responsive.

Hazel C. ★★★★☆

The camera angles are a lifesaver for those tricky jumps—I’ve died way less than in other 3D platformers. The only reason it’s not a perfect five is the space theme feels a bit reused after the first few levels.