(Please don't flame me) Last year on Black Friday I bought an Xbox 360 Elite 
. Mentioning that is probably like spitting on the President on here, lol. Anyways, I totally regret not buying a PS3, since I'm deep down a R&C fan than anything.
So, what do you guys recommend me buying first in the 'Future' series? I've played all the PS2 ones, and I'm not sure whether to get TOD or ACIT. I dunno! Just give me your choice, I don't need many reasons.
I don't have a ps3 so don't take me seriously but I reckon you should start with ToD. It is the first one in the future series, after all…
you should at leaste prepare ,well im not good in forein valuta, but i think about 70 USD for the whole thing, and you should buy Ratchet and Clank Quest for booty too, else you will keep up getting plot-holes, its in the PSN store alot cheaper, but of course, its recommended to begin with Tools of Destruction
get TOD first, the stories in the 3 games are connected so if you play ACiT first, you'll have no idea whats going on. this is the order you should play them: TOD, QFB, ACiT (although its not necessary to play QFB, its only a short filler game)
(Please don't flame me) Last year on Black Friday I bought an Xbox 360 Elite
So, what do you guys recommend me buying first in the 'Future' series? I've played all the PS2 ones, and I'm not sure whether to get TOD or ACIT. I dunno! Just give me your choice, I don't need many reasons.
It's okay. Everyone has their own tastes in things. I won't hate you just because you were more into XBox 360 first.
But if you want to get into the Future Saga of the Ratchet series on the PS3, I highly recommend you to get Tools of Destruction first. If you play A Crack in Time before Tools of Destruction, you will become pretty confused with the story premise overall.
As for Quest 4 Booty, like Revan said, it's more of a filler game. So I wouldn't worry about that Ratchet title unless if you're a huge fan of the franchise.
Yep kinda like me i got acit first i was like very confused, so I recommend TOD first.
