Proto:Ratchet & Clank (PlayStation 2)/June 25, 2002 build

This is a sub-page of Proto:Ratchet & Clank (PlayStation 2).

  This prototype is documented on Hidden Palace.

This prototype is very similar to the EB Games demo due to their close build dates. It's also virtually identical to the June 23rd prototype, with the one exception being the presence of a debug mode here.

General Differences

Unlike in the final game, infobot cutscenes can be skipped, but in-game cutscenes cannot.

Many mission images/screenshots contain oddities such as untextured or T-Posing characters.

Untextured Robot Lieutenant	Batalia Commando in a T-Pose	Batalia Deserter in a T-Pose

Missing Levels

Only eight planets are available in this prototype, with Batalia being the last accessible level. The infobots for Planets Gaspar and Orxon (Levels 9 and 10) can be collected, but attempting to visit these locations causes the game to crash, as the level files are not present on the disc.

Interestingly, it seems these levels did exist at this point in development and were simply omitted from this build. This is evidenced by mission images/screenshots being present for those two planets. Futhermore, one of the missions on Orxon is already marked as complete, despite the player being unable to actually visit Orxon to complete it.

Planet Gaspar	Planet Orxon	Planet Orxon (Completed Mission)

Galactic Map/Level Select

This build contains an early, unique Ship HUD/Galactic Map to change planets that is not seen in any other leaked prototype or demo. We can even move and zoom around in this version!

This prototype galactic map has a bug where some planets point to the incorrect level. For example, selecting Aridia goes to Kerwan, and vice versa; however, pressing Triangle for the local map shows the correct planet. Presumably, this has something to do with the order in which infobots are obtained.

Proto (Image)	Proto (Video)	Final

Debug Mode

Unlike the other available prototypes, this build already has debugging cheats (Debug Mode) enabled, meaning you can access the debug menu by pressing R3 at any time during gameplay.

This debug menu is identical to the one in the EB Games Demo, and is missing some of the functionality of the version in the final game.

Proto	Final