I miss it so much. Just read this.

Resistance: Fall of Man featured a multiplayer mode for up to 40 players online and up to 4 players offline.

Multiplayer games had little to no latency (subject to player's connection and host location), even while playing the 40 player online due to the implementation of dedicated servers across the PlayStation Network.[4]

The multiplayer version of the game also enabled players to create their own clan, create their own matches (custom games) or join pre-set games (Ranked Games). While in games, players could talk to their team mates by using a Bluetooth or USB headset. Text chat was also enabled in pre-game lobbies.

The online multiplayer had an integrated friends system which allowed players to add one another without becoming friends on the PSN. The online friends list showed a player's friend to be either In Lobby, staging or in-game. From here players could Invite to Game, Invite to Party or Send a Message. This in game system allowed for user-friendly interaction between friends and bypassed the need for players to exit the game to talk to friends; a feature that was absent from most other PS3 titles, until system firmware 2.40 was released.

That was in 2006. And a launch title at that. Not even the "launch window" deal but first day of release launch title.

This game was ahead of it's time for PS3 games. I hope I'm not the only fan here.

I like it.

I would have played it if it wasn't a damn exclusive

buy a ps3 then

Loved it. Resistance 1 was the first game I ever played online, it blew my mind that I was actually playing with people across the world.

I didn't play Resistance 3 for a few years until after it was released but I really enjoyed it.

If I ever had a PS3, I'd play through all of them. I like alternate history sci-fi, and the weapons seem unique.