Official Site: http://www.insomniacgames.com/games/fuse/#/home
Source: Youtube Channel pixelenemy
The studio behind the Resistance series releases Fuse, a team-based, third-person, co-op shooter that utilizes class-based mechanics to form a cohesive and interactive cooperative experience. It released yesterday for the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. There seems to be a divide between those who enjoyed it and those who thought it was fun but unrefined. With a focus on multiplayer, there doesn't seem to be many people enjoying a single-player experience. There isn't a competitive multiplayer which means the replay value is entirely cooperative on other difficulty levels (if there is one). From what I gather on the critics and players' sides, it seems the game was fun but not for the $60 they are charging for it. So maybe if the price of the game was lower and one was able to find 3 other friends to join them, it'd probably be a really fun gaming experience. Fuse is now available for Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 for $60.
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Friday, July 22, 2011
GameLight - Resistance 3 Multiplayer Preview
Looks like there's some Beta Multipalyer Online Gameplay up on Youtube:
Youtube Channel RajmanGamingHD
Youtube Channel RajmanGamingHD
I have to admit that one of the best aspects of Resistance 2 was its multiplayer in both co-op and competitive modes. Resistance 2 was mostly a huge disappointment for me as they took out 2-Player split-screen Co-op Campaign (not the missions, the campaign), the single-player campaign pacing felt very chopped up, the gameplay was like an amalgamation of Call of Duty, Left 4 Dead 2, Halo, and Half-Life, and the story was dreadfully written. It lost most of its originality and charm of the first one and felt like it had to be like all the other First-Person Shooters to be successful. After playing through Resistance 2, I didn't plan on ever touching Resistance 3; however, the developers perhaps redeemed themselves and made it good again? The Multiplayer is looking pretty good, and I heard they brought back split-screen co-op Campaign. For the sake of getting a multiplayer co-op game, I might pick this one up.
Youtube Channel RajmanGamingHD
Youtube Channel RajmanGamingHD
I have to admit that one of the best aspects of Resistance 2 was its multiplayer in both co-op and competitive modes. Resistance 2 was mostly a huge disappointment for me as they took out 2-Player split-screen Co-op Campaign (not the missions, the campaign), the single-player campaign pacing felt very chopped up, the gameplay was like an amalgamation of Call of Duty, Left 4 Dead 2, Halo, and Half-Life, and the story was dreadfully written. It lost most of its originality and charm of the first one and felt like it had to be like all the other First-Person Shooters to be successful. After playing through Resistance 2, I didn't plan on ever touching Resistance 3; however, the developers perhaps redeemed themselves and made it good again? The Multiplayer is looking pretty good, and I heard they brought back split-screen co-op Campaign. For the sake of getting a multiplayer co-op game, I might pick this one up.
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