[Hilo Oficial] Resistance 3 -Brutality!-

goldur escribió:Soy al unico que se lo parece... o el Capelli del R2 no es el mismo que el de las imagenes del R3?? o esque han cogido el modelo del Retribution de psp??

Saludos

goldenaxeband escribió:

goldur escribió:Soy al unico que se lo parece... o el Capelli del R2 no es el mismo que el de las imagenes del R3?? o esque han cogido el modelo del Retribution de psp??

Saludos

Han pasado varios años y ha cambiado, en cuerpo y en espíritu. Además se suma al hecho de

que las quimeras han ganado la guerra y ahora la humanidad se dedica a sobrevivir de manera muuuy precaria

O_NeiLL escribió:Buahh ke pasada juas!!! lo kiero ya jajaja donde ta el trailer??

sicluna escribió:

O_NeiLL escribió:Buahh ke pasada juas!!! lo kiero ya jajaja donde ta el trailer??

aqui esta el trailer noticia_vga-2010-trailer-y-fecha-de-resistance-3_18473

Speaking on GAF, James Stevenson, Community Manager for the developer said, “I think… and we have to be careful about discussing exactly where we are in dev… but we totally have a lot of content done (2 years of dev so far) w/ a lot of polishing to go.

“The game is playable start to finish on disc, which is pretty insane for an Insomniac game w/ this much time left.”

Stevenson also answered a few other questions, saying 3D and Move support are yet to be decided.

He also discussed the multiplayer on the PS Blog, saying: “It’s new, improved. It’s a more focused experience, progression-based, and takes place in maps located around the world.”

When asked if the game would be more akin to Resistance: Fall of Man or Resistance 2, the studio’s Senior Community Manager, James Stevenson, stated the story is a “darker, more focused road trip” that uses the “in-engine cinematics that R2 excelled at.”

He continued by saying “the tone is darker like RFOM, but also has some of that Americana that you saw with the Christmas decorations in the flooded city, football stadium, etc.”

soyyser escribió:Que ganas de que salga el 2 me engancho mucho

We're moving away from the military side of things," says Resistance 3's creative director Marcus Smith. "Humanity has had to change tactics. This is a game about survival."

To demonstrate, we're shown a demo of new protagonist Joseph Capelli wandering around a crammed school house that's serving as a sanctuary for an exiled township.

He's free to roam and explore as the stories of the inhabitants quietly unfold around him.

The area is rich in detail: we see a Chimeran flute, a child crying over a corpse and a cook reaching down for ominous-looking 'reaper bits' to add to his stew.

The demo resonates not because it's a major gameplay deviation for the series, but because it reveals a broader direction for Insomniac: they're designing a world that will make the player feel as though they've stumbled across it, rather than an apocalypse-skinned shooting gallery.

WHAT LIES BENEATH
Weeping children and broad human tragedy aside, we want to know how the thing plays. The combat demo we're shown is set on a boat driven by Malicov, and sees Capelli leaving Haven to rescue the population of a small village devastated by massive floods.

It's during this demo that everything clicks - the 1950s aesthetic, the grainy, Kodachrome colour filter and the scale. We pass a huge dead Kraken that's rotting and teeming with parasites, a mischievous nod to Resistance 2's first boss.

Although unfinished, the third instalment is starting to look beautiful, already showing signs of greater vibrancy and range of colour than its predecessors.

Later on in the level the whole thing blows wide open, segueing into familiar, large-scale territory. A mechanical goliath attacks Capelli and his crew. Drop ships land on all sides, releasing Chimeran Grims and a new enemy known as Long Legs.

It's an all-out assault on the trigger finger and senses. This is the Resistance we remember.

Our next demo starts with a stealth-type mission, and it's tense - Capelli and his team travel underground while keeping tabs on a death squad patrolling up above.

The mission ends in some inevitable firefight, but the first half is a welcome change of pace; a perfect example of how Insomniac are trying to mix up the formula for Resistance 3.

First impressions are promising, but we'll have to wait until late 2011 to see if they truly deliver.

goldenaxeband escribió:

Keep an eye on the PlayStation Blog tomorrow morning-and also on Dec. 29th (new Full Moon Show via PS Blog all about R3) Happy Holidays!

Del facebook de Resistance 3

robertel escribió:Buenas gente!!!

Una pregunta para los que han jugado al Resistance 2.... es necesario haber jugado a la primera parte para poder seguir la historia de la segunda??

Gracias y saludos

goldenaxeband escribió:Gracias por el avance TrexerT, no sale nada nuevo pero es agradable escuchar una voz en castellano comentar el juego.

robertel escribió:Buenas gente!!!

Una pregunta para los que han jugado al Resistance 2.... es necesario haber jugado a la primera parte para poder seguir la historia de la segunda??

Gracias y saludos

No es fundamental para entender lo que pasa en Resistance 2 (o incluso Resistance 3 me atrevería a decir), pero sí es recomendable para poder disfrutar más del juego. Mi consejo es que te leas los resúmenes de las dos primeras partes que posteé en el primer post del hilo.

goldur escribió:Soy al unico que le emociona esta saga a mas no poder?
La verdad que tenia un par de dudillas, pero este video me ha solucionado casi todas.
Que ganas del 6 de septiembre... hasta entonces a apñarse con lo que haya

Saludos! y gracias por tu buen trabajo goldenaxeband

Akiyama escribió:

goldur escribió:Soy al unico que le emociona esta saga a mas no poder?
La verdad que tenia un par de dudillas, pero este video me ha solucionado casi todas.
Que ganas del 6 de septiembre... hasta entonces a apñarse con lo que haya

Saludos! y gracias por tu buen trabajo goldenaxeband

ya somos 2 me considero gran fan del resistance! hasta tengo el platino del 2! me encanta el juego y la compañia que lo hace!

Akiyama escribió:

goldur escribió:Soy al unico que le emociona esta saga a mas no poder?
La verdad que tenia un par de dudillas, pero este video me ha solucionado casi todas.
Que ganas del 6 de septiembre... hasta entonces a apñarse con lo que haya

Saludos! y gracias por tu buen trabajo goldenaxeband

ya somos 2 me considero gran fan del resistance! hasta tengo el platino del 2! me encanta el juego y la compañia que lo hace!

Sony said today that William C Dietz is to write a second Resistance novel, this one bridging the story from the end of Resistance 2 to the beginning of Resistance 3. The book – which follows Joseph Capelli, Resistance 3’s protagonist – is called A Hole in the Sky, and will be published this summer by Del-Rey. Resistance 3 releases later this year for PS3.

Insomniac Games Just finished set-up for demos in London tomorrow. Keep an eye on our Facebook News feed for looks at new Ratchet & Clank and Resistance 3 levels!