Insomniac Games Tried to Revive Resistance 4, No Go

Insomniac Games founder Ted Price revealed that the studio pitched a concept for Resistance 4, an addition to the beloved Resistance series, but the game never received approval. While speaking during an interview, Price expressed that despite its wonderful concept, the timing and market conditions prevented the new installment from moving forward. He emphasized the team's passion for expanding the narrative, particularly around the intriguing alternate history established in the original games, where aliens called the Chimera invade England in 1951. The Resistance series includes three games released for the PlayStation 3 before Insomniac shifted focus to titles like Marvel's Spider-Man and Ratchet and Clank.

Yes, Insomniac Games pitched Resistance 4, but it was not approved due to timing and market considerations.

The Resistance series, known for its thrilling first-person shooter mechanics, began with Resistance: Fall of Man in 2006. Set in an alternate history, it captivated players with its unique setting and engaging storyline. After the initial trilogy, Insomniac transitioned to other successful franchises, demonstrating their versatility in the gaming industry. As of now, their latest title, Marvel's Spider-Man 2, has recently hit the market, and they are gearing up for Marvel’s Wolverine as their next major project.