[ Review PS3 ] Resistance 3

Tightly balanced action and a superb array of guns make Resistance 3 a blast.

THE GOOD
Excellent arsenal
Grim and gorgeous environmental design
Challenging campaign encourages improvisation
Intriguing interplay of weapons and abilities in online multiplayer.

THE BAD


Uneven campaign pacing
No matchmaking for cooperative online play.

Things do not look good for humanity in alternate-history 1950s America. Despite your heroic efforts as Nathan Hale in Resistance: Fall of Man and Resistance 2, the vicious Chimeran hordes have overrun the nation, and Resistance 3's campaign once again paints a stirring picture of an all-but-complete invasion. Developer Insomniac Games has proven its ability to deliver invigorating and challenging action, and it does so again here in an exciting campaign that boasts one of the most diverse and deadly arsenals around. You can play the whole affair cooperatively with another player online or off, which is a welcome addition, though it's a shame that the fantastic class-based co-op from Resistance 2 does not make a return. Fortunately, the competitive multiplayer doles out intense firefights and intriguing rewards aplenty, and it's fun to combine your unique arsenal with potent abilities to wreak havoc on your fellow humans. Resistance 3's strengths far outweigh its shortcomings, making it another great entry in this sci-fi shooter franchise.

Seriously man. I don't like playing it on my PS3. TPS is more suited for consoles with the exception of Killzone Series.