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Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One Has Release Date, Box Art, Preorder Goodies
Sony and Insomniac have showered us with a trifecta of Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One tidbits, including the game's North America release date, box art, and details on preorder bonuses. Suffice it to say, players are going to have a tough time deciding where to pick up the game.
First, you'll be able to pick up the game on October 18. If you plan on going to a store, you can use the picture above as a reference to guide your way. That's what the box will look like. When it comes down to determining where you'll buy it, though, the decision gets a bit trickier. Four major retailers have their own unique preorder bonuses, and they all sound pretty neat. Uh oh. Here's the list of bonuses, straight from Sony:
• Mr. Zurkon (GameStop): A small, hovering synthenoid, Mr. Zurkon aids your team in battle by attacking enemies with his mounted laser while insulting and taunting them with his comedy-insult logic processor.
• T-Rex Morph Mod (Amazon):Turning enemies into farmyard animals not your style? Want a more prehistoric take on the Morph-O-Ray? Use this T-Rex Morph Weapon Mod to transform your enemies from dangerous threats into a baby dinosaur.
• Pyro Blaster Unlock (Best Buy): Fry your enemies up with this Kerchu-engineered flamethrower that offers your enemies two choices: regular or extra crispy!
• Sheepinator Mod (Wal-Mart):The classic version of everyone’s favorite Ratchet & Clank weapon is back! Unlock the Sheepinator Morph Weapon Mod to transform even the fiercest aliens in the galaxy into harmless sheep.
While you're trying to make up your mind, check out our extensive hands-on impressions of the game.
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