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Resistance Map Pack #2 Unveil

November 10, 2007 in News comments 4

Well Insomniac sure have had a good run with Resistance: Fall of Man. Almost a year since its release and its still going strong. Insomniac have just revealed details on the long awaited second map pack. This pack contains two brand new maps which can be played in all modes with any amount of players. There is also a short interview with President and CEO of Insomnaic games Ted Price

US, November 9, 2007 - The PlayStation 3's strongest launch title looks to have some very long legs, especially since Insomniac continues to pump out content for its first PlayStation 3 title, Resistance: Fall of Man. The game has seen a number of patches that have tweaked and refined the gameplay, as well as a downloadable map pack that gave gamers new arenas to wage war in.

Insomniac is set to release the second map pack sometime around the end of this month, and we have the first screens and details on what will be contained in the package. As well, we fired off a number of questions to Ted Price, the president and CEO of Insomniac Games, to see what it's all abou
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    doylie Nov 10, 07
    I completely agree with saying that R:FOM was the biggest launch title, everyone was going on about how good motorstorm's online is, but resistence's is way better.

    the Map Packs are looking good
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    Krunal Nov 10, 07
    That's one thing I'm NOT going to buy. This game was amazingly fun, but I feel that once I downloaded the packs, I didn't go online much. I doubt I'll be spending another £2.49 on this expansion pack.
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      Final Blade Nov 10, 07
      I kinda get what you mean, its like when you do get the extra stuff your either too busy and stuff to actually play online.
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    Incidnia Nov 10, 07
    Nice, wonder if these ones are interesting. The only ones I like so far are Rooftops and the Manchester ones.

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