Ratchet Deadlocked Cutscenes HD

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  @beng1603 · 10 years ago

  &quot;You&apos;re not just corrupt, you&apos;re stupid!&quot;<br>Ratchet&apos;s got a lot of guts to say that to someone who could kill him at the touch of a button. &nbsp;But he does have a good point. &nbsp;Corruption and stupidity often go hand in hand!

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  @BitBotEngine · 11 years ago

  &quot;Ratchet Movie Deals&quot;<br><br>...

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  @marielove9730 · 11 years ago

  I think this game was the most adult rated and the darkest game of all the ratchet and clank games. So much sex jokes and profanity like a lot than normal lol and I LOVE every second of it!

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  @SparkyMK3 · 7 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCFKaVPnIeg&amp;t=562">9:22</a><br>R&amp;C Fans: &quot;You think this is funny?&quot;<br>Insomniac: &quot;In a cosmic sort of way, yes.&quot;<br>R&amp;C Fans: &quot;Well, Mr. Steve McQwark, is this how you get your sick kicks?!&quot; (Shows them PS3 port of Ratchet: Deadlocked)<br>Insomniac: &quot;What, its just an HD port of Ratchet--OH MY GOODNESS! Idol Minds!&quot;

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  @Lotselance · 11 years ago

  The image of Dr Nefarious floating on that asteroid is seriously one of the funniest things from my childhood. I lost my shit when they appeared at the end of this game.

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  @corncrab · 11 years ago (edited)

  I remember realizing one if the announcers (Dallas) is Timmy&apos;s dad.

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  @olefredrikskjegstad5972 · 8 years ago (edited)

  The strange thing that I&apos;ve only come to realize later in life, is that in terms of the original themes and concepts of the earliest R&amp;C games, Deadlocked actually makes way more sense as the third entry in the Trilogy than Up Your Arsenal ever did.<br><br>The original R&amp;C had a cynical edge to it, and it presented a world where Corporate power and Consumerism has basically run amok (shoutout to the Plumber who can&apos;t evacuate Novalis because, no joke, he can&apos;t afford an escape ticket and has to &quot;wait for Captain Qwark&quot; to save him, &quot;Socioeconomic Disparity&quot; indeed). Chairman Drek is part mafia boss, part corrupt CEO. The whole reason he needs to build a new homeworld is because <i>he</i> polluted and soiled their old one. He reveals in the climax of the game that his whole evil plan revolves around making obscene amounts of money:<br><br><i>&quot;You see, I&apos;ve been paid for every square inch of my new world. Once the inhabitants move in, I&apos;ll begin polluting this world as well. Then the whole thing starts all over again&quot;</i><br><br>It&apos;s all about money for Drek. He&apos;s a greedy Corporate CEO. This is the first stage; fighting the corporation.<br><br>Now on to Going Commando. Consider just how powerful MegaCorp is. One of the slogans on MegaCorp&apos;s Weapon vendor is &quot;MegaCorp: your best choice, your <i>only</i> choice&quot;<br><br>Qwark, whilst posing as Mr. Fizzwidget, films a commercial for a MegaCorp weapons facility that begins thus:<br><br><i>&quot;MegaCorp keeps you warm, keeps you healthy, and now, keeps you safe&quot;</i><br><br>MegaCorp really does seem to produce pretty much all goods and provide all services you can find in the Bogon Galaxy, with small companies like Thugs-4-Less providing some very scant few exceptions. Essentially, MegaCorp is one huge, galaxy-wide monopoly, which is honestly a pretty scary thought. Qwark himself exploits MegaCorp&apos;s immense reach to engineer the Protopet menace in the first place. Going Commando then becomes the second step in this chain: Being employed by, and doing underhanded work for, the corporation.<br><br>And then we have Deadlocked, where this chain culminates the only way it could: being <i>exploited</i> by the corporation.<br><br>Gleeman Vox is a megalomaniacal multimedia mogul (say that three times fast) who quite literally puts people&apos;s lives on the line for the sake of profit, and pursues new ways to squeeze money out of his &quot;contestants&quot; with sicophantic zeal. His outburst detailing all the merchandise he would make off of Ratchet&apos;s image ( Action Figures, Breath Mints, Sports Shoes, Earmuffs etc.) is a case in point. The cynical perspectives on corporatism and consumerism are taken to their logical extreme here, with literal gladiatorial combat to the death being sold and marketed to <i>children</i> without a second thought.<br><br><i>&quot;That&apos;s right kids: Exterminator trading cards are here...&quot;</i><br><br><i>&quot;The little Billies and Susies of the world are spending a trillion bolts a day on worthless swag...&quot;</i> <br><br>Etc.<br><br>I gotta say: talk about things you never noticed as a kid.

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  @lightyearpig12 · 10 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCFKaVPnIeg&amp;t=255">4:15</a> I&apos;m no dentist, but I&apos;m pretty sure teeth don&apos;t go like that.

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  @duplexidemic · 9 years ago

  I was very surprised to find that Ratchet: Deadlocked, the FOURTH installment in the series probably has the best storytelling of any game in the franchise. The plot was interesting, characters were memorable and it came to a very satisfying conclusion at the end when all the people who were against you started supporting you. I feel like this could of easily been adapted to be the ratchet &amp; clank movie instead of what we got. The fictional robocop-esque ads would of even made more sense in that context.

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  @lechain9708 · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCFKaVPnIeg&amp;t=215">3:35</a> is the closest we got to ratchet sweating his tail off. And validly so

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  @LukeTheFantasticMii · 10 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCFKaVPnIeg&amp;t=569">9:29</a><br>Cartoon Network trying to sell Teen Titains Go Merchendices

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  @WillieManga · 12 years ago

  I like how Insomniac and Naughty Dog make us love to hate the villians of their games.

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