Uncharted: Drake's Fortune or Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruction?

If you could only have one, I would say Uncharted, but I really recommend getting both if you can.

uncharted..
its really a matter of opinion though
and what u personally want..however
if u have played any R&C before u
have some idea of what to expect
but if u want to try something new
then give uncharted a shot..
personally its still in its plastic
and am waiting till im ready to
be blown away by it..so it must
be doing something right :D

Alrite thanks for the opinions, however for R+C should I play the others to get the story? Or is it just completely different?legofan712

You should play the other R&C games just because they're great. You don't actually need to know anything other than the fact that Ratchet is the last Lombax (animal) alive and the robots are trying to take it over. I haven't played it yet so I don't know if they bring back any characters from previous games, but based on the demo and other videos I've seen, I doubt it.

R&C, while Uncharted is awesome, it's way too short to justify a $60 purchase, imo.Udsen

In my opinion, this game is definitely a buy.

It has plenty of replayability, because:

• it has four different difficulty levels, one of which you unlock by beating the game on hard, which is actually hard
• the game only takes eight hours if you play on easy or medium; expect a good 10-15 hours on hard
• there are 60 treasures to find
• there are 1000 points worth of medals to earn...
• and rewards to getfor earning certain numbers of pointsfrom medals
• the story is like a summer blockbuster movie that you will love to watch and play over and over again

So ...the game onlyhas no replayability if you're the type of person who will only beat the game once on medium in 8-10 hours and then have it sit on your shelf and collect dust.

But, if either the treasures, medals, rewards, or difficulty levels interest you even remotely, you will get plenty of replayability out of this game. Naughty Dog knows how to keep gamers coming back for more.

Besides, its just pure undeniable fun ... well worth the $60

Well, to each his own, I guess.

Ratchet & Clank!

Both are amazing, though.

[QUOTE="Udsen"]R&C, while Uncharted is awesome, it's way too short to justify a $60 purchase, imo.abdelmessih101

In my opinion, this game is definitely a buy.

It has plenty of replayability, because:

• it has four different difficulty levels, one of which you unlock by beating the game on hard, which is actually hard
• the game only takes eight hours if you play on easy or medium; expect a good 10-15 hours on hard
• there are 60 treasures to find
• there are 1000 points worth of medals to earn...
• and rewards to getfor earning certain numbers of pointsfrom medals
• the story is like a summer blockbuster movie that you will love to watch and play over and over again

So ...the game onlyhas no replayability if you're the type of person who will only beat the game once on medium in 8-10 hours and then have it sit on your shelf and collect dust.

But, if either the treasures, medals, rewards, or difficulty levels interest you even remotely, you will get plenty of replayability out of this game. Naughty Dog knows how to keep gamers coming back for more.

Besides, its just pure undeniable fun ... well worth the $60

Well, to each his own, I guess.

I hate to bring the 360 into this one, but I never really cared about Achievements, and the 1000 points in Uncharted, while they offer rewards, they're no different. To me, anyways. I mean, how many times are you going to unlock costumes of Drake and play again? "LOL Cartoon Drake, awesome!"..."Wait, I've already beat this."

But hey, maybe I'm crazy, I respect your opinion though.