Insomniac is done with Resistance.

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Joelcool7 said:

Jay520 said:
It appears Insomniac won't be making another Resistance game after R3.

http://www.gamingunion.net/news/insomniac-sees-resistance-going-to-another-developer--6177.html

Here is a sample of the interview:

Gaming Union: "Insomniac seems pretty busy at the moment - Ratchet & Clank is going strong, OverStrike is on the way, etc.. Is Resistance still your flagship franchise? Where does the series fit in the studio's future plans?"

Marcus Smith: "As far as Insomniac goes... you're right. We've got three different games with very different focuses. We're kind of going in a lot of different directions. Ted Price, Alex and Brian Hastings, the owners, have been doing this for a long time - something like 15 years of doing Sony exclusive games - and they're just interested in doing other things."

What does that mean? Insomniac is one of the main reasons I bought a PS3 but if they went with a third party publisher (Multiplat) or went to work on a Nintendo or Microsoft title. Then the PS4 would be a much tougher sell to me.

Although I can't say I wouldn't welcome Insomniac going multiplat or working on another platform. As it would make the decision not to buy a Sony console way easier. Leaving just Naughty Dog since those two developers and their properties are the only reason I have ever bought Sony consoles(pretty much).

Heck Spyro and Crash were the only PlayStation One games I really enjoyed. A loss of Insomniac exclusivity would really hurt my support for Sony. What little support I have is largely based on those two developers and the loss of one would halve that support.

I wonder if this is a misquote or taken out of context. If not Sony should be scared. Unless like Microsoft's loss of Bungie , Insomniac continues to make titles for Sony platforms they just go multiplat or exclusively with another publisher!

based on cooments in the past from Ted Price that sortove seems to be the way there going, but at this stage it seems like them and Sony are sending mixed messages.