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Insomniac head Ted Price has offered an explanation as to why the studio will no longer be working on the Resistance franchise.
In a video statement Price said he and the team had achieved what it wanted to with the franchise, and is now looking forward to its other projects such as OverStrike.
“I did want to confirm it, face to face, that we are not moving on with the Resistance franchise,” said Price.
“We believe that Resistance has reached its logical conclusion in terms of the story that we wanted to tell. However, that doesn’t mean the Resistance franchise isn’t continuing; it’s already in the capable hands of Nihilistic, and Sony’s shepherding. We know that it will continue to live on and expand. And we’re excited, as fanboys, to see where it goes.”
Price also thanked the franchise’s fans for their enthusiasm, comments and critiques, before looking forward to the studio’s next big thing, OverStrike.
“We’re very much looking forward to having you with us as we move onto other games such as Overstrike. So, thank you very much for your support,” he concluded.
OverStrike is the studio’s first multiplatform game and will be released by EA for Xbox 360 and PS3.
