Tag Archives: Resistance

Sony hasn’t been shy about letting its upcoming portable powerhouse hog the spotlight, but its games have been as docile and easily frightened as baby deer or an out-of-focus Bigfoot. Well, no more. The console maker’s released a nice, long reel of some of the NGP’s biggest games into the wild. All the big ones are present and accounted for, but some promising newcomers like Gravity Daze nearly steal the show. So grab your drool sponge and check out the whole thing after the break.

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It’s been revealed that Nihilistic Software will develop the upcoming Resistance title for PSP2.

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The first images from Insomniac’s Resistance 3 have surfaced. They’re pretty amazing. We’ve posted the lot for you below.

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Sony has handed out a survey asking all sorts of questions, but namely a couple having to do with Resistance 3.

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The PS3′s finally picking up steam, but longtime supporter Insomniac may have decided to get off the exclusivity train at the next stop. Or at least, that’s the word out of IGN, who cites a “trusted source.”

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SCE has confirmed the multiplayer skin DLC for Uncharted 2: Among Thieves that was revealed yesterday.

It will release next week.

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SCEJ’s announced that Uncharted 2′s multiplayer will be getting new DLC in the form of multiplayer skins from other first-party games, including Killzone 2, inFamous and Resistance.

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Speaking to GamerZines, Insomniac’s James Stevenson has said that if anyone thought that Resistance was the last new IP coming from the studio, you thought wrong.

“We don’t really want to talk about anything outside of A Crack In Time, but what I will say in general is that, if you think that Resistance is going to be the last new IP from Insomniac obviously that would be a silly thought,” said Stevenson.

“At some point in the future there will be new IPs, but when, where, why, how, you know, who knows?”

And what about that Resistance 3 billboard? Simply put: no comment.

Find more through the first link.

Highlights from the US PS store update this week include a demo for Rock Band Unplugged, the Resident Evil: Director’s Cut game for both PS3 and PSP with altered scenes and more gameplay options, and a massive bunch of LittleBigPlanet 2000AD stuff.

Users can also expect the usual DLC along with videos and the like.

We would have put this up for you yesterday, but the US PS Blog did not post it until late.

You can get the full list through the link.

Japan got one, it’s on the way to Europe, and now America is finally getting a PS3 budget range, if the image in this Kotaku piece is to be believed.

It’s supposedly a picture taken from a K-mart entertainment catalogue. The pic only shows Motorstorm, Warhawk and Resistance. No price or date.

No more through the link at all really, but click it if you like.

By Mike Bowden

According to this. The previous holder of the record was Insomniac shooter Resistance. Being Britain, we have no actual sales figures because Chart-Track only lets the president of the world see them, or something, so you’ll just have to take the British stats company’s word for it.

According to this, Manchester Cathedral’s incredible fight with Sony over the building appearing in a Resistance firefight has borne fruit: namely in that people actually want to visit the building now, as opposed to never going because they don’t care and don’t believe in God.

“Since the story broke, Manchester Cathedral has seen a significant rise in visitor numbers,” says David Marshall, director of communications for the Diocese of Manchester. “Teachers tell us that teenagers in particular are interested to see a building which they thought was fictional.”

Which pretty much says it all. It does for us, anyway.

According to IGN, a discounted PlayStation 3 game line is about to launch in Japan, titled “PlayStation 3 The Best”. Similar in line to the company’s Greatest Hits range. According to the report, Resistance, FolksSoul, Ninja Gaiden Sigma, Gundam: Target in Sight, and Ridge Racer 7 will all release under the new banner on March 19 for 3,800 yen (£18).

There’s no news on a version of “The Best” to be making its way to Europe or America yet, but logic dictates it’s only a matter of time. Doubt they’re going to be £18 a pop, though.