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 |gamefaqslink      = [https://www.gamefaqs.com/ps2/914659-ratchet-and-clank-going-commando Link]
 |reviewlinks       = {{ReviewLink|[https://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation-2/ratchet-clank-going-commando Metacritic]|90/100}}
-|gameinfo          = From the creators of Ratchet & Clank comes the next installment of this sci-fi action adventure series.  Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando features more than 50 imaginative weapons and gadgets.  The more things you blow up, the stronger Ratchet gets and the more advanced the weapons you'll have.  Participate in all-new side challenges; destroy hordes of enemies in gladiator arenas, upgrade your ship and pick off enemies in space combat, and leave competitors to eat your dust in hi-speed challenge.  Are you up for it?<br />
+|gameinfo          = Insomniac Games' follow-up to ''[[Ratchet & Clank]]'', ''Going Commando'' is a planet-hopping adventure set in the brand-new Bogon galaxy where you play as Ratchet and his robotic sidekick Clank. ''Going Commando'' was widely considered more polished than the original, and it was proceeded by ''[[Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal]]''.
-Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando is a 2003 3D platformer video game developed by [[Insomniac Games]]. The gameplay of ''Going Commando'' is similar to that of the original ''Ratchet & Clank''. The player explores planets in the "Bogon" Galaxy and undertakes missions. It contains more mini-games than were present in the previous game. The game also introduces role-playing game (RPG) elements, such as upgradeable weapons. ''Going Commando'' was released roughly a year after its predecessor, and received very positive reviews. Critics noted the game's improved graphics, longer gameplay, and added role-playing elements as being major improvements over the original, but also criticized the game for its very high difficulty.
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 {{Issue
-|IssueName=Low framerate
+|IssueName=Framerate dips
 |IsFixed=0
 |IssueLevel=-1
-|Description=R&C: GC runs at low framerates in combat.
+|Description=R&C's framerate may dip when many (small) enemies or allies are in view. This occurs on original hardware.
-|Workaround=If you're experiencing low frames, try enabling MTVU under Settings > System which as of writing is default turned OFF. If this isn't enough try switching to the Vulkan renderer (Under Graphics > Renderer).
+|Workaround=First verify that your device is not the bottleneck if you experience framerate dips. If your device is too slow and you attempt the following fix, you will make the problem worse. Try to overclock the EE Cycle Rate under Settings > Emulation. 130% fixes almost all slowdowns in exchange for a higher GPU and CPU utilization. Higher values than 130% lead to certain instabilities.
-}}
-{{Issue
-|IssueName=Low framerate
-|IsFixed=0
-|IssueLevel=-1
-|Description=R&C: GC runs at low framerates when many enemies or allies are in view.
-|Workaround=Try to overclock the EE Cycle Rate under Setting > Emulation. 130% Fixes almost all slowdowns in exchange for a higher GPU and CPU utilization. Higher values than 130% lead to certain instabilities.
 }}