It’s so crazy to think that he worked on the first three games in a span of 3 years, and composed some of the best video game ost in gaming! He’s talented af.
Dude hard agree. Originally I hated them. After playing it in full last year, I really enjoyed them. Course those racing missions were a PAIN IN THE ASS, but still enjoyable regardless. I really hope when the next ratchet game comes out they put in more ship missions.
Honestly, I believe that if Insomniac really wanted to make the space combat more refined, they could have. Sad they never went back to do it better. The space missions are extremely underrated and the music they use is absolutely fantastic.
@@gespenst1329 BRO YOU HEAR IT THO RIGHT ? like what i’m talking about that back and forth shit, man if i knew what string instrument that was i’d learn this song just for that part 😭
Not lame to admit at all. If these themes were used in blockbusters in the early 2000s they would be talked about much more today. It’s just that not everyone plays video games
God damn. I remember listening to this as 6 year old me thinking I was in the future. The soundtrack of R&C 2 is elite, one of my favourite games of all time.
from 0:00 to 0:28: 12/8 time signature The melody at the beginning follows a 5/8+7/8 pattern (if you count very fast with your fingers you will notice it too) from 0:29 till the end : 4/4 time signature
@@spiegel311 Thanks to you I looked back to this soundtrack and noticed that I was wrong when. In my opinion the measure isn't 7/8 or 13/8 though. The first part is actually in 12/8. The melody at the beginning follows a 5/8+7/8 pattern, which when combined equals 12/8. Try counting with the melody and you will notice it too.
the ps2 games were what you could be gamer worthy of before there was an age divide in the market audience ... now I just piss my pants how easy the gameplay is
David Bergeaud did the soundtrack for all the PS2 Ratchet & Clank games as well as Tools of Destruction and Quest for Booty, after that Boris Salchow took over for A Crack in Time and honestly I felt he did a decent job, and then Michael Bross took over for every other Ratchet & Clank game insomniac made and to be honest while I don't hate Michaels music it is my least favourite when compared to that of Boris and David
ardolis(or every other pirate level), zordoom prison, fastoon revisit, quest for booty main theme, meridian city. you're welcome:) btw My favorite r&c is up your arsenal and my least favorites are full frontal assault and ps4 reboot
This is the working one for me, i just found it on google plus. ************************************ facebook.com/Ace-of-Arenas-Online-DiamondsGold-Generator-437415283115891?pidid=b89ad9ba-30de-4677-ad8e-20c11297f60c Ratchet and Clank 2 (Going Commando) OST - Wupash Nebula
Why the fuck did they change the sound designer for the PS3/PS4 games? They're so fucking terrible. I used to think that the original R&C games were so impacting because of the amazing music it had.
Sound designer aren't composers, although they might have the same qualifiers. The sound director, instead, is the one who has the complete control on how the game is going to sound, SFX and music. Bergeaud did compose the soundtrack for a couple PS3 games (which to be honest were awful) but eventually left. I believe the sound director started being too imposing with the stupid feel he was going for in the newer games.
*_look out Specialist, some incoming Thugs 4 Less ships are trying to take you down on the way to the Maktar Nebula. I guess the Thief has hired some muscle to keep you away from tracking him._*
What, WHAT? Just figured out, this is actually one of the most badass Soundtracks of R&C, and I played the trillogy & deadlocked Several times throught.
I absolutely loved this piece. Hated the mission along with the other space missions but loved a majority of their music. This track, next to the Gemlik Base music from the first game, was my favorite hands down. I also love the Ratchet: Deadlocked soundtracks. Although they had a much different style compared to the other PS2 classics, they were still very good pieces of music to listen to in my opinion.
I was 14 and I found them pretty easy. Although I sucked at the races, it hardly mattered as they weren't mandatory. I also never understand anyone who doesn't like them, I found them awesome. Better than the dogfights in all other R&C game before or after. Maybe I'm weird.
Ah yes, my cheap date proposal facsimile (deep space disposal facility), it's heavily guarded so make sure to use the password...which is...Quarktastic!
It would have been so cool if space combat returned in up your arsenal like it was originally supposed to. Had it returned in up your arsenal, the space combat would have been on rails style with boss battles like star fox
Would be cool if this played when you press a button that shrinks you and you need to parkour your way across the planets to get back to the button which makes you normal size again.
Story of the newer games are honestly pretty lack-luster, especially considering they feel like they were pushed pretty hard but the gameplay of Tools of Destruction feels actually not too dissimilar from Up Your Arsenal. I also quite liked A Crack in Time, had some really fun gimmicks like the clank puzzles.
Dont put all the ps3 games in the same package. The future trilogy ( the first 3 ps3 games) was as good as the ps2 games imo. Things only went downhill since All 4 one and they never recovered
I do like the ship sections in GC overall, but the one I dislike the most is the Hrugis Cloud where you have to defeat the turrets before they can be repaired. Which surprisingly, from what I've seen, most people don't seem to mind. It is the most unique ship section in the game, having enemies that can only be destroyed temporarily rather than just fighting two waves of smaller, easier enemies, but it's still really annoying. I always make sure to get the Fusion Laser Cannons mainly for this fight alone, as the few times I've tried without them have always ended in failure. It was so bad that to this day, I've never beaten that part 'legitimately', so to speak.
Sir i am a new ratchet and clank fan (is 3 months ago a long time ago?) and ever since I beat the HD collection, I have been listening to the music of the games ( I am currently listening to Quartu lol) and I keep seeing you!!!!
Not sure what "Legitimately" means, but here's a tip: Make one pass on all of the turrets, and damage them to the point of *near* destruction. Then make a second pass and destroy them all in quick succession.
@@tonystank3091Yeah, basically without the Fusion Laser Cannons to just cheese through it in a few seconds is what I meant. And for the record, I did actually beat it with just the standard blasters a while back. It was a pain in the arsenal.
You know...I didn't hate the optional space sections in this game....the forced ones were a little bit annoying but it was still not the worst thing in the game
SamVision And Ratchet & Clank features the duo travelling to presumably heavily-guarded areas, so why wouldn't they have defenses in space set up for you to have to fight past?
David Bergeaud composed some of the best video game OSTs, Insomniac needs to bring him back.
What happend to him?
@@Sub-Sownik its not confirmed but most likely insomaniac chose another composer because they didnt think that davids osts are "cinematic" enough.
It’s so crazy to think that he worked on the first three games in a span of 3 years, and composed some of the best video game ost in gaming! He’s talented af.
sadly we won't have him in another R&C game :(
@@xMicrostar It's by far more cinematic than any OST i know, lol.
Once you got the blue laser gun to replace your red laser gun, space missions were a damn breeze. That upgrade was OP.
Brocktimus Prime its one of the first ones i do, aside from some shielding
What I did I feel was even more broken; waited until I got the Nuke upgrade
Raritanium and instant mission wipes for days.
Legit. Struggled so much before the blue lasers - they made it easy as piss hahaha
I remember getting here after oozla and killing all the ships but one then dying to grind raritanium real early on to get those
Yeah. Clears through the annoying Hrugis Cloud level no problem.
I don`t know why, but the soundtrack in RC2 was entirely epic. Unbelievable how epic it Sweet memories.. :D
The soundtracks to these old games are so nuts. Like literally the first few seconds play and you remember exactly where it’s from.
the very beginning of this song is simply perfect
I can't agree more 😊😊😊😊
He did not have to go this hard with this track, it really feels like a "oh shit time to lock in" part.
oh man the ship levels were so cool
getting all of the upgrades and making a badass ship
so many memories
I still play this song while playing dog-fighting in modern games.
It's funny how OP the nuclear bomb is, that is probably why it can't be upgraded.
It clears missions in 3 seconds flat.
Sir David except for when it misses that ONE ship. Like, how could that happen?
"Replaying the space wasp mission 50 times using the Nuke to get all the ship upgrades"
Ahh yes fond memories indeed
Ah the Whoop Ass, nebula.
+SkyTech RTS HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
still searching for this comment every time I listen to this music.
hahahah
this only just occurred to me
I thought of this 5 seconds before seeing your comment
i feel alone for saying that i liked the space combat sections from this game.
Danny Posusta i loved them, aside from having to race ace bunyon, that i still a pain in the ass
Don't cuz they were awesome and the money you got was lit
You're not alone buddy. I had more fun during the Space Combat sections than the actual platforming actually...
Me 2
Dude hard agree. Originally I hated them. After playing it in full last year, I really enjoyed them. Course those racing missions were a PAIN IN THE ASS, but still enjoyable regardless. I really hope when the next ratchet game comes out they put in more ship missions.
This is my favorite piece of music in the game. Maybe even the whole series. It makes me think of the awesomeness of space.
DaydreamingArtist322 :D
I thought I was alone
Honestly I can see that, I really like the space ambience in this track
Honestly, I believe that if Insomniac really wanted to make the space combat more refined, they could have. Sad they never went back to do it better. The space missions are extremely underrated and the music they use is absolutely fantastic.
the ones in ACiT are pretty satisfaying, they are simpler but easier to navigate
They bring them back in deadlocked
They also brought them back in tools of destruction and a crack in time
The space ship combat sections of RC2 were bad and I refuse to hear otherwise. That's not to say they were awful, they were just....there.
@@SwanChairUh But you just said they were bad :V
Probably my favorite theme in the game.
Bro I was 8 when I first beat this game. I played it so many times this music has been embedded in my brain.
Too awesome to be heard only once.
Twice actually :)
TeckGeck Ever heard of a “replay” button?
Until you play challenge mode
@IntelliPocalypse Exactly
you can hear it infinite times! If you die again and again...
That beat omg. I loved this music so much. Best ratchet and clank in my opinion
Lmao you play ratchet and clank?
@@xGhosttduh was my childhood
@@xGhosttthis game sums up my early youth (childhood)
@@Amralux which ones ur fav? Mines deadlocked
@@Aaron-nq9rh mine to, i still play them on my ps3 to this day
*” B Y E R H A H H A H . “*
*” N Y A H H A H H A H . “*
*” D Y E R H A H H A H . “*
Damn.. The memories
those violins or whatever instrument it is that plays from 1:40 to 1:54 and goes back and forth just makes you feel some kinda way
Strings definitely.
@@gespenst1329 BRO YOU HEAR IT THO RIGHT ? like what i’m talking about that back and forth shit, man if i knew what string instrument that was i’d learn this song just for that part 😭
@@zekemvrtinez Either Violin or Viola, but yea I do.
This is almost lame to admit, but this music is borderline spiritual. Like, stripped of the context, I think about this song way too much.
Not lame to admit at all. If these themes were used in blockbusters in the early 2000s they would be talked about much more today. It’s just that not everyone plays video games
I agree totally.
God damn. I remember listening to this as 6 year old me thinking I was in the future. The soundtrack of R&C 2 is elite, one of my favourite games of all time.
All time most memorable R&C track for me
from 0:00 to 0:28:
12/8 time signature
The melody at the beginning follows a 5/8+7/8 pattern (if you count very fast with your fingers you will notice it too)
from 0:29 till the end :
4/4 time signature
*Parkour !*
I noticed, awesome that you did too.
I thought the begining was in something like 7/8 or 13/8
@@spiegel311 Thanks to you I looked back to this soundtrack and noticed that I was wrong when. In my opinion the measure isn't 7/8 or 13/8 though.
The first part is actually in 12/8. The melody at the beginning follows a 5/8+7/8 pattern, which when combined equals 12/8. Try counting with the melody and you will notice it too.
I love the PS3 games (I really do) but the soundtracks have nothing on this. I can't think of one memorable track from them
the ps2 games were what you could be gamer worthy of before there was an age divide in the market audience ... now I just piss my pants how easy the gameplay is
David Bergeaud did the soundtrack for all the PS2 Ratchet & Clank games as well as Tools of Destruction and Quest for Booty, after that Boris Salchow took over for A Crack in Time and honestly I felt he did a decent job, and then Michael Bross took over for every other Ratchet & Clank game insomniac made and to be honest while I don't hate Michaels music it is my least favourite when compared to that of Boris and David
ardolis(or every other pirate level), zordoom prison, fastoon revisit, quest for booty main theme, meridian city.
you're welcome:)
btw My favorite r&c is up your arsenal and my least favorites are full frontal assault and ps4 reboot
Some of the theme songs were good
Ah my childhood
This game was my life....
I don't think I ever noticed as a kid that this has the same melody as the theme for Maktar Nebula
This is such a cool soundtrack.
Honestly, I've said it before and I'll say it again...
Going Commando is my all time favorite Ratchet and clank game.
Dam... so good.. so impressive..
This is the working one for me, i just found it on google plus. ************************************ facebook.com/Ace-of-Arenas-Online-DiamondsGold-Generator-437415283115891?pidid=b89ad9ba-30de-4677-ad8e-20c11297f60c Ratchet and Clank 2 (Going Commando) OST - Wupash Nebula
+pradeep sharma You're a bot. You have no family.
I never got to appreciate this music. I was always too busy not dying to these awful space levels. I never realized how awesome this music is.
I want my ps2 back just for this whole series of games. I miss it so much!
Why the fuck did they change the sound designer for the PS3/PS4 games? They're so fucking terrible. I used to think that the original R&C games were so impacting because of the amazing music it had.
Because the designer of the characters (Dan Johnson) died 2006
Ratchet
He said SOUND Designer...
Sound designer aren't composers, although they might have the same qualifiers. The sound director, instead, is the one who has the complete control on how the game is going to sound, SFX and music. Bergeaud did compose the soundtrack for a couple PS3 games (which to be honest were awful) but eventually left. I believe the sound director started being too imposing with the stupid feel he was going for in the newer games.
*_look out Specialist, some incoming Thugs 4 Less ships are trying to take you down on the way to the Maktar Nebula. I guess the Thief has hired some muscle to keep you away from tracking him._*
What, WHAT? Just figured out, this is actually one of the most badass Soundtracks of R&C, and I played the trillogy & deadlocked Several times throught.
going commando >>>
I absolutely loved this piece. Hated the mission along with the other space missions but loved a majority of their music. This track, next to the Gemlik Base music from the first game, was my favorite hands down. I also love the Ratchet: Deadlocked soundtracks. Although they had a much different style compared to the other PS2 classics, they were still very good pieces of music to listen to in my opinion.
first play through space dog fights were rough on a 13 year old.
Nooblord Derpington I was 5 when doing them! Haha
+Daniel Wood ikr
I was 8 lol
Nooblord Derpington Same...
I was 14 and I found them pretty easy. Although I sucked at the races, it hardly mattered as they weren't mandatory. I also never understand anyone who doesn't like them, I found them awesome. Better than the dogfights in all other R&C game before or after. Maybe I'm weird.
The only space mission I remember being really challenging was ghost ship, the others were pretty easy
Ratchet had this playing in the cockpit while he was destroying space fleets
i remember growing up playing this when i was 5 or 6 and beating it with ease
I feel 7, 8, and 9 again...
Sean Connery is gonna take you to Wupash Nebula if you don't do as he tells you xD
Too much awesomeness
This is also the theme for the Hrugis Cloud.
Ah yes, my cheap date proposal facsimile (deep space disposal facility), it's heavily guarded so make sure to use the password...which is...Quarktastic!
I always got stuck on this part as a child
On the way to the Maktar Nebula, Ratchet is attacked by Thug ships...
le piano au début m'a fait un sacré effet
This soundtrack is also in Disposal Facility.
"Attack them now!!" -Vamprah 0:57
Vamprah was speechless
@@JK-nj3bt yeah, that was real sure! Vamprah was phantoka very evil makuta best ever!
Doesn't sound complete without the enemy pilots laughing at you whenever they damage your ship.
I'm crying..;')
(obviously not but..was a great time)
I don't remember this planet, but by the music I know it was hard
Starting a brand new game after CM9,this level kicked my ass
cm9 ?
Oh god not this place.
Brett
It would have been so cool if space combat returned in up your arsenal like it was originally supposed to. Had it returned in up your arsenal, the space combat would have been on rails style with boss battles like star fox
that's what the guy that likes shiny things said anyways
@@maestrofeli4259 What guy ?
@@joshuagonzalez3099 the one that developed the ship levels in GC. He has a short audio message in the insomniac museum
l love this song, very nice :) 😘
Would be cool if this played when you press a button that shrinks you and you need to parkour your way across the planets to get back to the button which makes you normal size again.
didnt play the ps3 ratchet and clank's..... movie totally dissapointed me.... guess im sticking to the older series then
Story of the newer games are honestly pretty lack-luster, especially considering they feel like they were pushed pretty hard but the gameplay of Tools of Destruction feels actually not too dissimilar from Up Your Arsenal. I also quite liked A Crack in Time, had some really fun gimmicks like the clank puzzles.
I would highly recommend tools of destruction and crack in time, they are great games.
Yeah, the movie was a disaster, and the game, as all movie tie in games, is even worse
Dont put all the ps3 games in the same package. The future trilogy ( the first 3 ps3 games) was as good as the ps2 games imo. Things only went downhill since All 4 one and they never recovered
@@crangejo The game worse than the movie? Absurd take.
I MISSED ANOTHER FUCKING RING.... RESTART!!
Dog fights for the first time was really tough on a 13 year old
this sounds like VR Gadget Training Ost Ratchet and Clank Up your arsenal
How wtf
I do like the ship sections in GC overall, but the one I dislike the most is the Hrugis Cloud where you have to defeat the turrets before they can be repaired. Which surprisingly, from what I've seen, most people don't seem to mind.
It is the most unique ship section in the game, having enemies that can only be destroyed temporarily rather than just fighting two waves of smaller, easier enemies, but it's still really annoying. I always make sure to get the Fusion Laser Cannons mainly for this fight alone, as the few times I've tried without them have always ended in failure. It was so bad that to this day, I've never beaten that part 'legitimately', so to speak.
Sir i am a new ratchet and clank fan (is 3 months ago a long time ago?) and ever since I beat the HD collection, I have been listening to the music of the games ( I am currently listening to Quartu lol) and I keep seeing you!!!!
@@Henryhuggerzmen yeah super lombax has been in the community for years
Not sure what "Legitimately" means, but here's a tip: Make one pass on all of the turrets, and damage them to the point of *near* destruction. Then make a second pass and destroy them all in quick succession.
@@tonystank3091Yeah, basically without the Fusion Laser Cannons to just cheese through it in a few seconds is what I meant.
And for the record, I did actually beat it with just the standard blasters a while back. It was a pain in the arsenal.
used to call this the whoopass nebula
I’m sure the devs did too
One word: NUKE!!!
Wow
An unexpected fight will test your skills in a fight in the air.
Er, space.
Who is playing in 2020
doing a no armor run, snivelak was pretty fucked up. those elite thugs hit god damn hard
I wish I was.
I'm playing on ps3
0:57
*Ignition of Battle Power Arc* saga Episode 4 Chapter 4
Anyone hating on the space levels is a casual
I can still hear the ships.
You know...I didn't hate the optional space sections in this game....the forced ones were a little bit annoying but it was still not the worst thing in the game
I got this in my random music Playlist today 😂🎶🎧 02/09/2021
Use the nuke! Instant clean
Unos de los mejores soundtrack del juego me encanto 😍😍💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🤩🤩🤩
Q recuerdos y que pedazo de juego
I hated these damn space missions
This is one of those levels in video games that make you put it away for a while ..
who didn't hate the space levels, there's a reason they never made a return in the franchise...
***** Tools of Destruction?
+infamous4062 I think that and a Crack in Time did them the best
I may be the minority in the fact that I liked GC space fighting best. But aCiT did have really cool space mechanics.
Hate this part gameplay wise but it’s my favorite soundtrack in the entire game.
Pointless now speedruners discovered Wupash skip 😅
pewpewpewpewpewpewpewpewpewpew
weakest part of the best game
Ah yes, Wasteoftime Nebula
If I wanted space combat I would play a space combat game, why are these here?
SamVision it would be weird to not include it though, since it's about killing people...in...SPACE
SamVision And Ratchet & Clank features the duo travelling to presumably heavily-guarded areas, so why wouldn't they have defenses in space set up for you to have to fight past?