When people left there homes to go to the shops to buy themselves a shiny new ps3 instead of a second house, they had only one game in mind; Resistance Fall of Man. When people thought of ps3's they thought of Resistence Fall of Man, it was as much a part of the launch as the system was itself.
The Single-Player campaign nis just the right length and there is a distinguishable differnece between the levels of difficulty so you will never feel that the game is just too hard and it's easy to find what difficulty best suits you. Yet somehow the game always seemed challenging but never me to the point of frustration.
The SIngle-Player mode sees you battling Chimera, a strange creature that is a mutation from a human. Fighting your way through different locations across England in order to rid the country of the infestation and after England, hopefully the world. Throughout the course of the game you come across many different types of Chimera, each with their own strenths and weaknesses.
Resistance Fall of Man boasts a wide range of different and very unique weapons. Each gun has a primary fire mode and a secondary fire mode so that whatever the situation it seems there is a gun that fits your needs perfectly. The guns are also very innovative and clever in their designs and functions, e.g. the L-11 Dragon is a flamethrower that is perfect for storming bunkers and other enclosed areas but it's secondary fire mode allows you to set traps for enemys by releaseing a cloud of gas and when the Chimera you can shoot a spark into the gas making nicely roasted Chimera (Yum Yum).
At the time of the launch Resistance boasted the power of the ps3 brilliantly. Objects reacted to their surroundings and would move realisticly if they were moved by something. As well as this it also looked amazing and no matter what was happening at any time there was no slowdown in the frame-rate.
Resistance's multiplayer was as phenomenal as its single player. You could play with up to 39 other people on a map and for those of you who ain't so good with the maths; 1+39= a hell of a lot of players!(It actually equals 40). The levels were massive and each one was unique so you never got too used to certain scenary. The multiplayer also contained all the guns in the single-player mode.
Overall Resistance Fall of Man a truly astonishing game that never fails to be enjoyable no matter how often you play it.
The Single-Player campaign nis just the right length and there is a distinguishable differnece between the levels of difficulty so you will never feel that the game is just too hard and it's easy to find what difficulty best suits you. Yet somehow the game always seemed challenging but never me to the point of frustration.
The SIngle-Player mode sees you battling Chimera, a strange creature that is a mutation from a human. Fighting your way through different locations across England in order to rid the country of the infestation and after England, hopefully the world. Throughout the course of the game you come across many different types of Chimera, each with their own strenths and weaknesses.
Resistance Fall of Man boasts a wide range of different and very unique weapons. Each gun has a primary fire mode and a secondary fire mode so that whatever the situation it seems there is a gun that fits your needs perfectly. The guns are also very innovative and clever in their designs and functions, e.g. the L-11 Dragon is a flamethrower that is perfect for storming bunkers and other enclosed areas but it's secondary fire mode allows you to set traps for enemys by releaseing a cloud of gas and when the Chimera you can shoot a spark into the gas making nicely roasted Chimera (Yum Yum).
At the time of the launch Resistance boasted the power of the ps3 brilliantly. Objects reacted to their surroundings and would move realisticly if they were moved by something. As well as this it also looked amazing and no matter what was happening at any time there was no slowdown in the frame-rate.
Resistance's multiplayer was as phenomenal as its single player. You could play with up to 39 other people on a map and for those of you who ain't so good with the maths; 1+39= a hell of a lot of players!(It actually equals 40). The levels were massive and each one was unique so you never got too used to certain scenary. The multiplayer also contained all the guns in the single-player mode.
Overall Resistance Fall of Man a truly astonishing game that never fails to be enjoyable no matter how often you play it.