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I'm vLTTP on this one - just picked it up (just got a ps3 too) -- How do you enable rumble on for the dual-shock on this title?
McBradders said:Yeah!
Sorry to bump this, but I didn't think a LTTP thread would be appropriate. I sold Resistance earlier this year, pre-Dual Shock 3 purchase and decided to grab hold of it again a few weeks ago due to not having much on PS3 and the fact it had rumble added.
My opnion of the game has 180'd. The guns now feel much, much meatier and as a result the entire game is a shit-ton more fun. I still have a few issues with it, I certainly don't think it's anywhere near the same level as Halo 3, but god damn I'm glad I came back to the party.
Dr. Kitty Muffins said:I would assume that Insomniac, like alot of devs, hired on alot of people in order to ramp up for next gen. Did they hire on alot of people who had a background in FPS development?
Thanks! It's been surprisingly entertaining, didn't realize I've been playing for more than six hours - the different weapons make for interesting tactics.Wollan said:You're in the very last parts of the game.
JB1981 said:The sequel is so shitty.
JB1981 said:The sequel is so shitty.
Yup.JB1981 said:The sequel is so shitty.
The sequel is so shitty.
JB1981 said:The sequel is so shitty.
womfalcs3 said:No it's not. I was one of those hardcore Resistance: Fall of Man players too. Nearly 50,000 kills amassed.
Now I've moved on to R2, and so far, I've been just as hooked. I've actually played for what amounts to 47 hours so far (I got it November 7th). I love it. Sure the competitive aspect was better in R1, but the sequel's is not bad at all. I enjoy it.
The sequel has another online MP aspect in Co-op that is extremely fun to play with friends. The campaigns are equal to me. There was a suspenseful feel to R1 that wasn't very pervasive in R2, but R2's action made up for it. The feel of urgency found in R2's story, that wasn't there in R1.
In R1, Hale and company were still dazed and confused about what's going on. In R2, it doesn't make sense to further such feeling. It was time to move on to the urgency of combat.
R2 has a campaign that's just as good as R1's.
JB1981 said:The singleplayer campaign is a steaming pile of shit imo.
Keio said:Holy s**t! I'm nearly through the first one now and I'm stoked to continue in Resistance 2.
Here comes the question: should I NOT unwrap it, but take the game back to the store and get something better?
Wow thats a whole lot of Awesome.BradleyUK said:Brilliant advertising by Sony: http://kotaku.com/5099798/resistance-2-advertising-takes-over-dublin-newspapers
:lol
It is hard to say in my opinion since tastes and opinions can be so different. Some people might like it and some people might not like it. I can only speak for myself, but i am currently playing the single player campaign of Resistance 2 (i guess i am near the end somewhere) and i would say that i enjoyed it so far, and i would not say that i regret buying the game. It might not be the world's best single player campaign, but i am looking forward to see how the single player ends atleastKeio said:Holy s**t! I'm nearly through the first one now and I'm stoked to continue in Resistance 2.
Here comes the question: should I NOT unwrap it, but take the game back to the store and get something better?
Keio said:Holy s**t! I'm nearly through the first one now and I'm stoked to continue in Resistance 2.
Here comes the question: should I NOT unwrap it, but take the game back to the store and get something better?
This is so very true!Jason's Ultimatum said:I can't find the gif of the snow in this thread. It's still the best, atmospheric effect i've seen this generation.
Jason's Ultimatum said:I can't find the gif of the snow in this thread. It's still the best, atmospheric effect i've seen this generation.
-Winnie- said:I don't remember the snow in Resistance being nearly as good as the snow in MGS4.
Big-E said:Depends what you want to do with it. I am assuming you have just played through R1's single player so you will want to probably play R2 for the single player. If this is the case then I can't recommend it. R2 has a absolutely terrible and generic single player with what I feel a garbage competitive game. The only saving grace of the title is the coop and I don't know how much you will play with it to warrant a purchase. If you are only going to play it for the single player, AVOID.
Big-E said:Depends what you want to do with it. I am assuming you have just played through R1's single player so you will want to probably play R2 for the single player. If this is the case then I can't recommend it. R2 has a absolutely terrible and generic single player with what I feel a garbage competitive game. The only saving grace of the title is the coop and I don't know how much you will play with it to warrant a purchase. If you are only going to play it for the single player, AVOID.
-Winnie- said:I don't remember the snow in Resistance being nearly as good as the snow in MGS4.
Should I expect to die a LOT in this game? Having to redo areas over several times until I get to the next check point?
Rated-Rsuperstar said:The opening is the hardest part of the game besides the final battle.
Effect said:Gotcha. Thanks.
Also can I expect npcs allies to stop dying so soon after level begins or is that just how the game is?
Rated-Rsuperstar said:Your allies are worthless. They're gonna die so use them as bullet shields.