Resistance 3 (PS3)

Four years have past since the events of Resistance 2. Mankind has grown tired and weak as the Chimera continue to ravage Earth. An Earth that, as each day passes, looks and feels more like the frozen Chimera homeworld

When you on the losing end of a war that has lasted for several years, your outlook on life starts to slowly sour and depression will begin to set in. No hope for the future for you or your family will sometimes lead you to make the sacrifices that you...

At the end of Resistance 2, Joseph Capelli guns down Nathan Hale, the series' protagonist. In one decisive shot, Hale's story is concluded, emphatically, and effectively freeing the franchise of its unnecessary baggage. Three years later, Insomniac...

Call me crazy, but the first two console installments of the Resistance franchise have left me mildly disappointed. Don't get me wrong, Resistance: Fall of Man and Resistance 2 are perfectly good first-person shooters, and I'm genuinely captivated by...

Resistance 3 wants to be a cold and lonely game. A game shrouded by a great veil of sorrow with deeply morose imagery reminiscent of Cormac McCarthy's ‘The Road'. A winding tale of apocalyptical survival by any means possible and by all means...

Perhaps it's a product of recent economic uncertainty, but the entertainment media seems to be infatuated with the idea of global catastrophe. Whether it's alien invasion (TV's Falling Skies; Hollywood's Skyline or Battle: Los Angeles), viral pandemic...

We are losing the war. The Chimera virus has infected 90% of humanity and the remaining pockets of civilization huddle underground, scraping a life together among the ruins. The humanity we know...

Mildly resistable.

In a year full of sequels to some of the biggest PS3 franchises, the developers with the most pressure to deliver a worthy product are probably Insomniac. While the Resistance series has certainly found an audience, mainly due to the original being the...