I'm certain there are those out there who really don't see the point of rebooting Ratchet & Clank. Like everything else, it feels refreshed in this reboot. Talk about a lot of scratch.Ĭollecting has always been a pillar of the Ratchet & Clank franchise. But the fact that enemies dropped cards during battle was fantastic, and I rolled into Challenge mode ready to spend 1,000,000 bolts on the Omega version of the R.Y.N.O. cards the old fashioned way: that is, checking in every corner I could.

I found unlocking content through the cards to be way more gratifying and painless than other methods in the past. If you have five duplicates, you can swap them out for a card you haven't found yet, though that doesn't work for the R.Y.N.O. Complete sets of cards to earn either passive upgrades (like increased card drops or earned bolts) or to earn Omega Variants of weapons in Challenge Mode. On top of that, cards can either be found in levels, like the ones that unlock the R.Y.N.O. Weapons all have five levels, and on top of that they can be upgraded through Raritanium that's either found in stages or dropped by enemies.

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