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Resistance: Fall of man was a first person shooter that was a play station 3 launch game. At the time it was a pretty decent shooter, Developed by insomniac games, it charted an alternate history where earth was invaded by some aliens called the Chim...
ties up all lose ends of the story, excellent weapons, good pacing...
not available on Xbox 360, a little bit depressing at time, does not add much new ideas to an already busy genre.
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While another high profile trilogy recently coming to an end on the Xbox 360, over on the PS3 the fight also reached a head against a similarly rampant alien invasion. It is of course our old enemy, the Chimera, who are intent on decimating the human...
Innovative weaponry, moving story, dramatic scenery...
Generic levels, twitchy interface, average multiplayer...
Doesn’t do much wrong...
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There's no denying it, both the 360 and PS3 have strong line ups when it comes to their exclusive titles. Picking one or the other would be a difficult choice, especially when you consider the latest title to back Sony's line up; Resistance 3. The series...
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For me, the Resistance series has always lacked a little something. It's been hard to pinpoint what, exactly - I've enjoyed the other games, the shooting is always solid, there are some great setpieces. But Resistance 3 made the answer clear; they've b...
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If you've read about Resistance 3 on its Wikipedia page or Insomniac Games' website, you might have dismissed it as just another sci-fi first-person shooter. Humans are fighting off an alien invasion that brings with it the Chimeran virus, which morphs...
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You know a game is going to be compelling when a prolific author of action adventure novels like James Rollins confesses quite publicly to taking a break from writing books to play it, and Resistance 3 certainly grabs you from the get go. The game begi...
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Resistance 3 is set four years after the events of Resistance 2 and Nathan Hale has succumbed to the Chimera so our new protagonist and member of the resistance Joseph Capelli has taken to hiding in a rats nest of tunnels under a small town in Oklahoma...
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Since its debut alongside the PlayStation 3 in 2006, Resistance has always seemed like a series in search of an identity, with the original Resistance: Fall of Man coming off as a remarkably strong blend of popular genre entries, and sequel Resistance...
Thin narrative and characterisation aside, Resistance 3 offers an intensely thrilling campaign that emphasises terror and despair, alongside fantastic visuals with varied level designs plus some excellent multiplayer battles...
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Insomniac Games returns once more to carve out the harrowing story of the last remaining humans taking on the overlord Chimera in a battle for survival...
Weapon selection, secondary fire mechanics, finite health system, story driven solo play.
Repetitive boss fights, AI has moments, nothing entirely new.
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Let’s not make anyone wait for it: Resistance 3 is a return to glory, and possibly the best Resistance yet. More than that, it’s the most fun I’ve had playing a first-person shooter in some time. While I enjoyed Resistance 2, many found it to be a stum...
Polished, impeccable campaign, Luscious arsenal of weapons, Badass multiplayer...
No 60-man multiplayer matches, No eight-player co-op, No regenerating health (if youre a wuss)...
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When Sony launched the PlayStation 3 back in 2006, Resistance: Fall of Man was, quite literally their “pièce de résistance”. Since that time, the post-apocalyptic shooter that chronicles a chilling and devastating invasion has gone on to sell millions...
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By any yardstick, Resistance 3 is a hugely impressive FPS. On a visual level, it's superb, forging a gloomy vision of a post-apocalyptic world from a mixture of detailed scenery, richly atmospheric lighting and a distinctive graphic-novel style. It's game...
Awesome visual spectacle, Superb gritty sci-fi atmosphere, Excellent single-player campaign, A fantastic arsenal of alien weapons...
Mildly disappointing multiplayer, Lacks any serious innovation...
Resistance 3 is a triumph. While you can see its many influences showing through, it's one of the grimmest, most compelling and most spectacular FPS games on any platform, and amongst the very best on PS3...
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Few games open with the drama of Resistance 3. Set four years after Resistance 2, the third Resistance game puts the player into the shoes of Joseph Capelli, who ended the last game by killing the hero. The Chimera aliens have conquered America so Ca...
Disarmingly good in places, but Resistance 3’s overuse of filler dulls its sharper moments...
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Wow what a game! I have loved the Resistance series from the very beginning, so I must confess that I was stoked that I was getting to review this title for impulsegamer.com For those of you who might not be in the know, Resistance was the first major...
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That's hardly surprising. The greatest achievement of the first two Resistance games was their infusion of science fiction to bring novel enemies and weapons to the staid WWII FPS genre. But that novelty was outweighed by developer Insomniac's brazen borr...
Resistance 3 is a good game. Both its single-player and multiplayer might be highly derivate, but they're also robust and highly-polished offerings. But this is 2011, the year of the FPS. With Killzone 3, Crysis 2 and Bulletstorm already on the shelves, a...
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NameResistance 3Games Info:Developer: Insomniac Games; Publisher: Sony Computer EntertainmentClassification:TBAPlatform:PS3Test Platform:PS3Siobhan Keogh has also previewed the Resistance 3 CampaignMultiplayer ‘betas' for consoles aren't really betas at a...
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If anyone knows how to create a weapon set to inspire and excite gamers, it’s Insomniac Games. With the brilliant Ratchet & Clank series and two Resistance games already behind it, the California-based developer has had plenty of practice at getting it...
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