Nihilistic Software

Tue, Feb 14, 2012 | 00:43 GMT

Resistance: Burning Skies due at the end of May

In a Q&A session on the PS Blog, Sony put a May 29 release date on Nihilistic’s Resistance: Burning Skies, although the EU PS Blog put PAL release down for May 30. The dual-stick Vita shooter complements Insomniac’s PS3-exclusive series, and casts players as a fireman. The handheld itself launches on February 22.

Thanks, Kotaku.

Fri, Jan 27, 2012 | 07:02 GMT

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Insomniac: Resistance to live on, is “in capable hands”

Insomniac Games CEO Ted Price has said the PlayStation-exclusive Resistance franchise will continue even though its original developers have moved onto either projects.

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Tue, Aug 30, 2011 | 21:31 BST

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Resistance: Burning Skies has a Norman Rockwell vibe just before it’s smashed by Chimera

SCEA’s Frank Simon has said the reason a fireman was chosen as the hero in Resistance: Burning Skies, is because the game needed a character that would be “willing to run into a burning building,” for one thing.

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Wed, Aug 24, 2011 | 21:39 BST

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Vive la Résistance: Hands-on with Sony’s Chimeric shooter

Alex Donaldson takes the fight to the enemy and talks to the franchise’s overseer in a bumper Resistance special.

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Tue, Aug 16, 2011 | 23:16 BST

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Resistance: Burning Skies screens from gamescom

Sony announced the subtitle for its Resistance game on Vita and it’s called Burning Skies. The game takes place during the Chimera invasion of the US seen in Resistance 2, and a new cover system in the game is automated and it doesn’t lock to the player. While you’re in cover, you can throw grenades using the touch screen. A brand new weapon called the Chimera chain-gun was also demoed, along showing the with the Chimera trying to burrow into a US lab. Players will fill the shoes of Tom, a fireman, who uses his fireaxe via the touch-screen to chop up Chimera. It’s coming to you from Nihilistic Software. Check out the screens below.

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Sat, Feb 19, 2011 | 21:25 GMT

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PlayStation Move Heroes dev diary focuses on how the game was built

Nihilistic Software has released a developer diary for PlayStation Move Heroes, detailing how the game was “built from the ground up, specifically for the PlayStation Move.”

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