Press it as you jump toward some vertical surface, like a wall or building exterior, to perform a wall-run. It’s also possible to “grind” on the surface of a body of water if you press X at the right moment. If you’re transitioning out of an undergrind, you can immediately press A right after X to jump with boosted height. It’s possible to swap between grinds and undergrinds by pressing X. If your body is above the surface in question, you grind along on your feet if you’re below it, your character will latch on using a crowbar, for an undergrind. Pressing X while you’re in mid-air and close to a wire or rail causes you to grind. It's unknown what "that" could be in this situation, but many fans assumed that this was even further proof that Insomniac might be looking to bring back its action-platforming title.It’s a tricky game to master, but a hell of a lot of fun to play once you do.So first, let’s look at your various moves and how they work. Did anybody hear that?" the tweet in question asked. For the first time since 2018, Insomniac Games proceeded to also tweet from the official Fizzie account that it set aside to promote Sunset Overdrive. Ratchet, Clank, and Rivet June 7, 2021Īnd while this might just seem like some light-hearted fun on Insomniac's part, it's another tweet from the studio which came about that has some fans thinking Sunset Overdrive could actually coming back. While this scene wasn't an actual one from the upcoming Ratchet & Clank title (that we know of) it was simply giving us an idea of what the two games might look like if they crossed over.Ĭlank: Is that another warbot getting sucked into a dimensional rift? #SunsetOverdrive #RatchetPS5Takeover #PlayStationStudiosFamily /vgUbHCDlUm The tweet specifically showed an image from Sunset Overdrive where I giant version of the character Fizzie was emerging from a purple dimensional rift, as seen from Rift Apart. As part of a social media campaign meant to drive excitement towards the release of Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart later this week, Insomniac shared an image that happened to see its two properties crossing over.
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