These shortcomings aside, Resistance: Retribution is a competently implemented third-person shooter that brings short, sharp bouts of sci-fi action to the PSP. A fair to average release, but it could have delivered a lot more; let’s hope Sony Bend fares better when they bring Syphon Filter to the PS3. Read more
Allowing the action to shine is what Resistance: Retribution does best. The slick controls perform admirably with only a few minor stumbles, letting you flex your impressive arsenal as you battle through hordes of fiendish enemies. The scope of your journey is a bit narrow, and Grayson may very well offend gamers with ties to France (or England, for that matter), but the excitement and intensity packed into Resistance: Retribution are undeniable. Read more
On its own I don’t rate Retribution much, it’s a solid shooter but the PSP controls are just too awkward to enjoy. Unless you’ve invested the money into a PS3, Resistance 2 and a PSP component video cable you will find this game awkward to play on the PSP. With the lack of titles this game is sure to please PSP owners in a drought. I say if you have other consoles, go play shooters on them. Read more
The PSP has a reputation these days of receiving sequels, prequels and mid-quels to just about every successful PlayStation brand-related franchise. Read more
ESRB Rating: M - MatureGenre: ActionFeatures: A Third Person Action-Adventure Game Created Specifically for PSP that bridges Resistance: Fall of Man and Resistance 2. Intense Eight Player Multiplayer Gameplay with five game modes including Team Deathmatch Capture the Flag Containment and Assimilation available via ad-hoc and infrastructure.