The price, which is probably the most likely detail of the bunch to be changed down the line, is set at $79.99. For this, you'll get a bonus DVD with a behind the scenes documentary, video commentary by Insomniac and a "Twisted History" chronology video. You'll also nab yourself an exclusive multiplayer character skin, a double-sided Resistance art book and a sneak peek at the upcoming Resistance novel, "The Gathering Storm." Wait, there's an upcoming Resistance novel?
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"I think one of the biggest games for us will be Resistance 2. We expect that, in November, to go toe-to-toe against Gears of War 2. It will be our 3rd-generation PS3 product. Insomniac, having shipped Resistance 1, quietly sold a million units. And then Ratchet & Clank. This is the 3rd[game] on their technology shipping in November." "Some of these games you are seeing, like a MGS 4, plus Resistance 2 – they're tipping the scales at 30, 40, 50GB."
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Watch the above YouTube video. Did you catch it? Near the end there. That’s right, 0708. What does that mean? Why are they covering it up? Could that be a release date for an upcoming Insomniac game? Sure looks like it. And what upcoming game does Insomniac have? Oh yes, the sequel to Resistance: Fall of Man.
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Eurogamer Portugal writes: "The note does not mean perfection, it means the quality of the game that distinguishes itself from others in its genre. The epic campaign alone would be enough to ensure its high quality but the Insomniac gives us the competitive and cooperative modes that elevates the game to a higher level. Resistance 2 is an epic that deserves to be part of any Playstation 3."
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Out of the many games that Sony was showing off at PAX this year, the one that easily dominated their show booth was Resistance 2. They had 16 stations setup, each linked into the ongoing private beta servers so that expo attendees could get a true taste of 60 player online action.
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"Which image do you want to see on your Resistance 2 Collector's Edition cover? While you may think developing the game is our biggest challenge at Insomniac, we agonize almost equally over important details like creating and choosing the box art. And this time, we've got three solid images that are making the decision especially difficult. We're torn, and want to know what you think. So vote! We'll be eagerly awaiting your feedback, as always." says the CEO of Insomniac Games.
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PSM3's Christmas Edition apparently talks of Insomniac beign in full swing with Resistance 2, Syphon Filter on the PS3 being in the works, new IP from Infinity Ward, next gen Hitman, Far Cry for PS3, Prince of Persia...
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a podcast where Insomniac devs get a chance to chat about their favorite project right now, they talk about how the "textures have significantly improved since the previous week." they even mention that some areas are so well-designed that you might actually "feel" the sensation of the surrounding environment. For example, if you're in Iceland, it's so authentic, you might feel cold! Yeah, it'll all be in your head, but still...
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Last weekend at PAX, we sat down with Bryan Intihar, the Community Manager / Hand Model (yes, that is on his business card) for Insomniac to go over Resistance 2. We were able to get some fascinating details about the secretive co-op mode (drop-in/drop-out confirmed!), as well as some interesting story tidbits (evidently this time around, Hale remembers he can talk).
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"The game is just about finished as I write this. Yet the three to four weeks before we deliver a final disc to the factory are always the most difficult. This is when we're fixing bugs, adding tons of polish, making tuning tweaks, and trying to keep our builds stable for the testing team. What's great is that all of our features are in, and the game is looking, sounding, and playing fantastic. Resistance 2 has become everything we hoped it would be."
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