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Ratchet Ships For PS3 With A Small Bug
Boston (dbTechno) – The most highly anticipated game this year for the Sony PS3 has shipped in Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruction, but it appears to be a glitch in the retail version.
Reports are stating that the glitch which is in the game will prevent users from creating a save file for the game. This means that no matter how much they play they will not be able to save their progress they have made in Ratchet and Clank Future on the PS3.
Users will either receive a message saying there is not enough space to save the file, or have other error messages appear. This is even though there is more than enough space to save the game files.
Insomniac community manager James Stevenson responded stating “We recently discovered a bug on the US version of Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction that some of you may encounter the first time you boot the game. With specific amounts of free space on your drive, you may see a screen that tells you have insufficient space to create game data.”
The problem can be solved if the user deletes the 500MB or more from their PS3 hard drive it seems. Sony has stated that future copies of Ratchet on the PS3 will be fixed.
Author: Staff
I called sony and they had me delete the demo and then it worked fine.
or by adding 500 megs most people dont have this problem and the reviews and the game are freakin awsome see 9.4 ign review.
Yet another @#$%ing Sony-related goof. At the rate they’re going, they might as well toss the entire PS3 hardware line and either start over – or since they’re losing so much in the videogame business right now perhaps they should go for the easy way out and do what Sega did by tossing out all prospects of making hardware altogether.