Resistance Retribution

Taking place in the weeks after Resistance: Fall of Man, Resistance: Retribution follows the story of former British Marine James Grayson.

After a personal tragedy - being forced to kill his own brother inside a Chimeran conversion center, Grayson goes on a vendetta to destroy every conversion center he can find.

In the end, Grayson learns that his efforts have been in vain... in Western Europe, the Chimera has developed a new method of converting humans into aliens.

The European resistance, the Maquis, enlists Grayson's help, and he joins Cartwright and Parker in Operation Overstrike. The war for the reconquest of the European continent has begun.



Characteristics:

- A third-person action-adventure game made especially for the PSP, bridging the gap between Resistance: Fall of Man and Resistance 2.
- The dramatic story, set in the battle for the reconquest of the European continent, follows a single soldier's grim determination to avenge his brother who fell in the line of duty
- Uses Bend Studio's third-generation PSP engine, which allows for more enemies on screen
- More detailed characters with higher resolution bitmaps and specular evidence, as well as a buffering system that allows for larger and more detailed worlds
- Advanced third-person targeting system designed specifically for PSP



- Liberal checkpoint system makes this title ideal for small bursts of play, perfect for players on the go
- Weapons include favorites from Resistance: Fall of Man such as the Auger, Carbine and LAARK, as well as new weapons based on hybrid alien/human technology - including the Razor BM001 and the Longbow 1S-1K "One shot, one kill" sniper rifle
- Over 10 different types of enemies, including Chimera from Resistance 2 and Resistance: Fall of Man - including Titan, Slipskull, Hybrids and Leapers - and brand new enemies like Hag and Cloven
- Intense eight-player multiplayer gameplay with five game modes, including Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, Containment and Assimilation, available via ad-hoc and infrastructure