History VideoGame / RatchetAndClankGoingMobile

[[folder:Tropes relating to ''Going Mobile!'']]

[[folder: Tropes relating to ''Clone Home'']]

* {{Cliffhanger}}: Ratchet and Clank have collected every piece of the [[MacGuffin MCGuFIN]], not knowing where it will send them. The plot was resolved in the sequel...[[{{Cancellation}} oh, right]].

The story finds the duo getting zapped into a Secret Agent Clank vid-comic where they then have to find all of the pieces of a device called the [=MCGuFFIN=] in order to escape.

* WinToExit: The point of the game, although Ratchet has to collect all the [=MCGuFIN=] pieces first.

* LeftHanging: After Maximillian is defeated, Ratchet and Clank use the [[MacGuffin MCGuFIN]] device with an Infolink to escape back into the real world, but Clank warns that ''where'' they'll pop up in it is unknown. This was supposed to be a set-up for a cancelled sequel, ''Ratchet & Clank: Clone Home'', so it's assumed the duo made it back safely.

* NewGamePlus: After beating the final boss, you're given the option of replaying the game in Challenge Mode. As usual, you get to keep your bolts and weapons upon starting it.

* Over100PercentCompletion: Most likely unintentional, but it's possible to collect 31 out of 30 titanium bolts if you have already collected all 30 before entering Challenge Mode.

'''Please note: While there are two versions of the game[[note]](the 1.0.8 update/Series 60 version and the 1.9.8 update/Series 40 version)[[/note]], due to the Series 60 version being the more common/played of the two, the tropes below will be primarily based off of it.'''

** Theres a few nods to ''VideoGame/RatchetAndClankGoingCommando''. The Lancer, Gravity Bomb and Minirocket (Tube) are part of your arsenal, and one type of enemy from the game, the Chickenbots, pop up. Your nanotech bar is styled in the same way as ''Going Commando''. Maximillian's Casino level is clearly based on the Maktar Nebula level from that game. The title itself is a reference to ''Going Commando''.

* GladiatorSubquest: Naturally. This game has one in the form of the Battle Arena. Due to this being a sidescroller, the arenas have been redesigned as [=2D=] levels with enemies you must seek out instead of an onslaught of enemies rushing after you.

'''Please note: While there are two versions of the game[[note]](the 1.0.8 update/Series 60 version, the 1.9.8 update/Series 40 version)[[/note]], due to the Series 60 version being the more common/played of the two, the tropes below will be primarily based off of it.'''

* UpdatedRerelease: The version 1.0.8 update, which supports phones with better graphic display, and version 1.9.8, for phones with weaker graphics.

* GladiatorSubquest: The Battle Arena.

!!The static force that holds up to these tropes is very tenuous:

* LooseCanon: Similar to the other non-Insomniac games, when Going Mobile occurs isn't established, if it even happened at all. Most fans place it somewhere around ''Deadlocked'', leaning towards sometime before simply due to the game's use of visuals from ''Up Your Arsenal''.

** Theres a few nods to ''VideoGame/RatchetAndClankGoingCommando''. The Lancer, Gravity Bomb and Minirocket (Tube) are part of your arsenal, and one type of enemy from the game, the Chickenbots, pop up. Your nanotech bar is styled in the same way as Going Commando. Maximillian's Casino level is clearly based on the Maktar Nebula level from that game. The title itself is a reference to ''Going Commando''.

** The game has a code that unlocks a new skin for multiplayer ''VideoGame/RatchetDeadlocked'', which was released just a month before this game.

* SilenceIsGolden: Played negatively: aside from the title screen music, the game has no soundtrack, and outside of firing guns and other occasional sound effects, there's no sound at all.

* LeftHanging: After Maximillian is defeated, Ratchet and Clank use the [[MacGuffin MCGuFIN]] device with an Infolink to escape back into the real world, but Clank warns that ''where'' they'll pop up in it is unknown. This was supposed to be a set-up for a cancelled sequel, ''Ratchet and Clank: Clone Home'', so it's assumed the duo made it back safely.

The story finds the duo getting zapped into a Secret Agent Clank vid-comic where they then have to find all of the pieces of a device called the MCGuFFIN in order to escape.

Unlike other Ratchet and Clank games, which are three-dimensional, this game is a side-scroller. There are 7 weapons to choose from that can be upgraded 3 times, and 4 kinds of enemies to fight.

''Ratchet & Clank: Going Mobile!'' is a 2005 mobile phone SpinOff game starring Franchise/RatchetAndClank, developed by Handheld Games.

''Ratchet & Clank: Going Mobile'' is a 2005 mobile phone SpinOff game starring Franchise/RatchetAndClank, developed by Handheld Games.

!!The static force that holds up to these tropes is very tenuous.

!Tropes:

-> '''Ratchet:''' "Where are we?!"\\
'''Clank:''' "It appears that the Bio Matter Converter technology, that we were invited to preview, has accidentally been triggered."\\
'''Ratchet:''' "And that means?"\\
'''Clank:''' "I believe we have been converted to digital information and stored within the conveter. Curious..."

[[caption-width-right:250:[[{{Tagline}} You Can Always]] [[{{Pun}} Call]] [[{{Tagline}} On Them.]]]]

[[caption-width-right:250:[[{{Tagline}} You Can Always Call On Them.]]]]

[[caption-width-right:250:[[{{Tagline}} You can always call on them.]]]]

''Ratchet And Clank: Going Mobile'' is a 2005 mobile phone SpinOff game starring Franchise/RatchetAndClank, developed by Handheld Games.