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Win a copy of the Resistance dual pack for the PS3!

When the PlayStation 3 was first announced, one of the launch titles that gamers quickly gravitated towards was Resistance: Fall of Man. The game featured an alternative Earth where World War II was avoided due to an alien invasion by a race known as the Chimera. The invasion quickly became an occupation, as the new enemies slowly began change the planet for the worse.

The first game featured a last ditch counter-offensive in not-so jolly old England, while the sequel showed an America that had nearly been destroyed. The graphics were hailed as incredible and imaginative, the level design was amazing, and the story was compelling.

Earlier this year, the developers at Insomniac Games decided to bundle the first to games, and release them as the Resistance Dual Pack. And now you can win that pack, simply by posting a comment below!

Post a comment telling us what your favorite first-person shooter of all time is, and you will automatically be entered to win! That’s it, that’s all you have to do.  

The contest is open to U.S. residents only, and a winner will be chosen on Thursday.

Good luck!

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