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Resistance: Burning Skies (PSV) Playstation Vita

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Newest Review: ... where the game really shines because so much of the console's identity is centred around having two sticks. In the run up to ... more

 ... release, Sony seemed to be shouting from the rooftops that First Person Shooters could now be enjoyed on the bus, in the bath or discreetly in meetings. Unfortunately, the console didn't launch with any. We did have Uncharted which was gorgeous but lagged terribly. Now Resistance is here and we can finally experience it for ourselves. Is it an earth shattering revelation? No. It's exactly the opposite. It's comfortable, familiar and as natural as a home console, which is everything it needs to be. The game also feature...more

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Crowned ReviewResistance: Burning Skies (PSV): A competent shooter that sits well on the system, but isn't ... (1408 words)
by - written on 09/11/12 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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For many people Resistance: Burning Skies is the type of game they bought their PsVita for. A twin stick shooter with next gen graphics, a meaty story campaign and ranked online multiplayer. It took a while to show up, but Resistance promises to live up to all the Vita's pre-release hype. So, how well does it fulfil that promise? It's something of a mixed bag. Burning Skies is set between Resistance 1 and Resistance 2. The series portrays an alternate version of the 1950s in which the Earth is besieged by an alien virus that transforms people into a monstrous race known as "The Chimera." Initially confined to Europe, they travelled overseas by ...  Read the complete review