PlayStation 3 owners who subscribe to Sony's "interactive magazine" Qore will be able to participate in Resistance 2's beta this September (via IGN). The details are sketchy at the moment -- we're going to guess you'll have to pay the $25 annual subscription fee and not just $3 for the related episode -- but the thought of 60-player team deathmatch has us frothing at the mouth. No beta details revealed yet for the Qore-less Europe.
Update: Posting on myresistance.net, Insomniac Community Manager James Stevenson has clarified that "you will have many ways to get in" the beta. "The best way which will give you the earliest access to the beta will involve a pre-order program that should be announced soon," Stevenson writes. As for those of you residing outside of North America, don't worry, Insomniac has you covered ... somehow -- worldwide servers will be tested! [Thanks, Jay]














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http://www.insidegamer.nl/playstation3/resistance2/videos/8101
This info was confirmed by the Insomniac community manager on NeoGAF.
So sad you haven't truly experienced Gears campaign and Gears MP for an extended period of time. You actually catch yourself looking at the games fricken beauty a lot of the time. I'm just getting back into it after a LONG break. Still looks sick!
Oh well...I bought Crackdown to get into the Halo 3 beta, and I can always cancel the pre-order if I don't enjoy the beta. Can't really go wrong
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Instead of shooting bullets and explosive bomb things at it, maybe we could simply try showing it some love... all it needs is a friend...
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Some cool stuff if you ask me...especially the other things they plan on doing with trophies.
Whats 8 times nothing again?
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;)
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...but they gave it away with Crackdown.And Crackdown was FUCKING AWESOME!
It's also about 2 hours of content.
Based upon what exactly? The SOCOM beta had no such restriction.
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Then why say that last sentence AT ALL? I see no relevance in that sentense to the article. Why not say something like...noone knows if this beta will require a full year subscription or just this episode.
See? No negativity, and no flamebaiting. And I am not even a journalist.
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