The Eurogamer TV Show: The Making Of Resistance: Retribution

Published 17 March, 2009 Duration 10:04

Insomniac's PS3 big beast gets a new genre, new setting and new developer for its infectious PSP debut. Here's how Bend Studio did it.

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  • Rangerwave #1 3 years ago

    Single player looks good, multiplayer looks like it suffers from major slowdown and screen tear, judging by the footage here anyway...

  • bogmonster #2 3 years ago

    doesn't look too bad... for a change... there are just no decent psp games.. apart from this one!

  • Triggerhappytel #3 3 years ago

    This game looks really slick; I loved Syphon Filter: DM and this looks visually very similar to the PS3 versions.

    I can't seem to enter the competition to win a PSP though; would gladly have one to try the likes of this, GoW: CoO, LocoRoco, etc.

  • Widge #4 3 years ago

    On a tiny tiny screen I reckon we can get away with tear.

  • Slabbathepave #5 3 years ago

    I'll be getting this just as soon as somebody hands me a big bag of money.

    Before friday, i'll let you decide amongst yourselves.

  • CitizenGeek #6 3 years ago

    The demo really sold me on this game. I'm not usually a fan of shooters, and especially not shooters on handheld consoles but Sony have convinced me to buy this game on day one :)

  • Bartacus #7 3 years ago

    I am impressed with this it looks great. I don't have a PSP though wouldn't buy 1 until they release the new model.

  • KillallHippies #8 3 years ago

    The main character has one of the least convincing 'British' accents i've ever heard.
    Why they don't just hire someone english in the first place is beyond me.

  • eric399 #9 3 years ago

    wicked ting

  • the_mtfr #10 3 years ago

    What the heck is the point of buying a portable console and then being prodded to connect it to the TV to play games. The games on PSP are mostly shite, they should be something like play 10 minutes on the bus, not epics like this (congrats to the devs, though, that's not my point).

  • Gagilence #11 3 years ago

    @the_mtfr
    WTF are you talking?
    Where did you live for last 10 years? On Mars? Have you ever heard of Game Boy? :)
    People have need to play something more than "shite" mobile phone games. There are people who travell very often, it's not unusual to spend 1, 2 or 3 hours in bus or train every day.

    If you want to play 5 mins, then buy the cellphone, PSP is something tottaly different.

    And btw, connecting it to PS3 is just an aditional feature, you wont miss anything if you don't connect.