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PublisherTHQ StudioVolition GenreShooter
Release Dates06/9/09TBATBATBA

Red Faction: Guerrilla (official title).

The third game in the series returns us to Mars 50 years after the events of the original game, with a terra-formed red planet ready to be taken apart piece by piece by the player. The focus on destruction returns, along with an all-new third-person perspective that seems like an odd choice to me, but Volition President Mike Kulas seems confident enough.

"With a new 3rd person perspective, a full cover system that allows for guerrilla style tactics and a diverse planet to explore we're excited to revitalize the gripping world of Red Faction for high-definition platforms."

Red Faction: Guerrilla is due out sometime in 2009
info above from: Kotaku
http://kotaku.com/358657/thq-makes-red-faction-guerrilla-official

Red Faction 3 (title to be announced), sequel to the moderately successful last-gen Red Faction II and Red Faction is in development. Little is known about the title, but improved graphics, more weapons, and a robust multiplayer mode are to be expected. The game is intended to be multi-platform and since the first two Red Faction games lauched on the Playstation 2, the game is sure to make its way to Playstation 3.

TBA 2008

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Red Faction: Guerrilla sales top one million

PSU - July 29, 2009


Submitted by noobie (468) at 4:57PM PST on July 29, 2009


THQ head Brain Farrell revealed during the company’s Q1 earnings call this week that Red Faction: Guerrilla has shifted one million copies since its launch in June 2009. Farrell highlighted the game as a solid example of THQ’s on-going commitment to producing quality products, with the company’s recent offerings racking up a Metacritic average of 84 percent. By comparison, the previous year saw an average of 80 percent.
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Playtime with a Communist game

Gamespot - April 1, 2008


Submitted by Refreshment (333) at 5:11AM PST on April 5, 2008


"There are clearly innumerable ways to wreak this kind of havoc, and we have little doubt that exploring them in full will be one of the chief pleasures of Red Faction: Guerrilla. Given that releases are planned for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC, a lot of folks will be experiencing the joy of destruction sometime next year."
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THQ Talks RF:Guerilla

CrispyGamer - April 15, 2008


Submitted by Makidian (555) at 7:12PM PST on April 15, 2008


Along with Halo and the original Medal of Honor games, 2001's Red Faction was one of the first first-person shooters to show that the genre could work on consoles. Unfortunately, that game's disappointing sequel, 2002's Red Faction II, showed that not all do, and that some don't work on a PC, either. Now the series is making a comeback of sorts with Red Faction: Guerilla, which THQ will release on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC at some point in the next year.
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Preview: Red Faction Guerrilla

Destructoid - March 26, 2009


Submitted by PhilHarrision (424) at 9:14PM PST on March 27, 2009


Every structure you see in Red Faction: Guerrilla can be taken down by sheer force or with a little ingenuity. Because the tech keeps in mind real-world physics and the buildings architecturally sound, they simply won’t crumble to the ground in a few pieces or in a canned animation.
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