During IGN's brief hands-on with Resistance 2 they were granted a mere taste of bigger, better things to come. From what they could gather, developer Insomniac and its CEO, Ted Price, aren't content to pull off the bare minimum, incremental update. Rather, the game is taking a larger scale, much more social, open approach to multiplayer.
IGN had a chat with Ted Price about the current state of Resistance 2; he was careful not to touch on the single-player too much – though they pressed him a couple of times anyway. He does however go into the new emphasis on squad-play in the 60 player multiplayer, as well as details on co-op, the 1950s setting and much more in this introductory interview on the anticipated PS3 shooter.
