I posted this in Site Updates because it might just be relevant to the site's vital changes. Well, maybe not. Whatever.


Name: Resistance: Burning Skies
Platform: PlayStation Vita
Developer: Nihilistic Software
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Genre: First Person Shooter
Release Date: 2/22/2012
ESRB: RP

There was a trailer on Youtube showing brief multiplayer gameplay of R:BS. There will be a circular mini-map when playing online, NO auto aim (thank god), and you will be able to play as the Chimera now. The "razor" will be returning, and weapon alternatives as well.
Also, as I read in the latest magazine of GameInformer, they had a PS Vita article. They had a half page with information on R:BS. You can upgrade weapons in the game. For example, you can make a semi automatic weapon fully automatic, just like R3, or being able to shoot explosive rounds, like the HE magnum from RR.

Weapons in the game so far:
Axe
Carbine Machine Gun
Gatling Gun
Bullseye (Razor)
M14-type gun (in trailer below)

Multiplayer: (starts at :55)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADjMPGOAPhA

This will be updated as more information surfaces.

Edit 1: Found trailer, skip to :55 to see brief multiplayer gameplay.

Can't wait till the Vita gets hacked. I see a lot of potential in this game. Bummer I have to learn a new assembly language for it.

Now let the flaming begin.

Looks good Bro.

Is Waffle's goal in life to try and ruin all handheld games?

WhyTomTom wrote:

Is Waffle's goal in life to try and ruin all handheld games?

No.

Idc not getting not really much

am getting that game for sure!

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

WhyTomTom wrote:

Is Waffle's goal in life to try and ruin all handheld games?

No.

I can see you crossing your fingers there. =P

RC-blazer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

WhyTomTom wrote:

Is Waffle's goal in life to try and ruin all handheld games?

No.

I can see you crossing your fingers there. =P

I can see you judging me silently.

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

RC-blazer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

WhyTomTom wrote:

Is Waffle's goal in life to try and ruin all handheld games?

No.

I can see you crossing your fingers there. =P

I can see you judging me silently.

Stalker-ish RC is Stalker-ish.
So you gonna get theV ita and poke around in it, see what you can do?

WhyTomTom wrote:

Is Waffle's goal in life to try and ruin all handheld games?

Thats why you shouldnt waste your money on a new handheld that wont take long to be hacked.
Remember what we are talking about,a product made by sony.

QuiKShOt wrote:

WhyTomTom wrote:

Is Waffle's goal in life to try and ruin all handheld games?

Thats why you shouldnt waste your money on a new handheld that wont take long to be hacked.
Remember what we are talking about,a product made by sony.

A product made by the company who managed to make the console that took longest of all to be hacked.

Yes, indeed.

ima user of sony products such as psp and ps3.but still.....Look how fast the psp go and psp 3000 was? and look how easily the ps3 is hackable.
Now a days you dont even need a pandora.Just a simple file needs to be placed and run on your psp and your set.

The hackers of this generation are advancing fast,So no telling if this vita will be easy for them,or not haha

Also remember i never hear of hackers or anything on xbox,but theres many complaints about psp and ps3.

QuiKShOt wrote:

ima user of sony products such as psp and ps3.but still.....Look how fast the psp go and psp 3000 was? and look how easily the ps3 is hackable.
Now a days you dont even need a pandora.Just a simple file needs to be placed and run on your psp and your set.

The hackers of this generation are advancing fast,So no telling if this vita will be easy for them,or not haha

Also remember i never hear of hackers or anything on xbox,but theres many complaints about psp and ps3.

Xbox has been hacked long before PS3...

Clovenizer wrote:

QuiKShOt wrote:

WhyTomTom wrote:

Is Waffle's goal in life to try and ruin all handheld games?

Thats why you shouldnt waste your money on a new handheld that wont take long to be hacked.
Remember what we are talking about,a product made by sony.

A product made by the company who managed to make the console that took longest of all to be hacked.

Yes, indeed.

The company why placed the most important key of all for the PSP in the PS3 Firmware? The company who can't secure their servers for shit?

You know why the PS3 was hacked? Because the random number Sony was using wasn't random at all.

You find that secure?

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

QuiKShOt wrote:

WhyTomTom wrote:

Is Waffle's goal in life to try and ruin all handheld games?

Thats why you shouldnt waste your money on a new handheld that wont take long to be hacked.
Remember what we are talking about,a product made by sony.

A product made by the company who managed to make the console that took longest of all to be hacked.

Yes, indeed.

The company why placed the most important key of all for the PSP in the PS3 Firmware? The company who can't secure their servers for shit?

You know why the PS3 was hacked? Because the random number Sony was using wasn't random at all.

You find that secure?

Well I don't know too much about PSN, but I'm pretty sure that the PS3 was the most hacker-immune console these past 5-6 years.

Clovenizer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

QuiKShOt wrote:

WhyTomTom wrote:

Is Waffle's goal in life to try and ruin all handheld games?

Thats why you shouldnt waste your money on a new handheld that wont take long to be hacked.
Remember what we are talking about,a product made by sony.

A product made by the company who managed to make the console that took longest of all to be hacked.

Yes, indeed.

The company why placed the most important key of all for the PSP in the PS3 Firmware? The company who can't secure their servers for shit?

You know why the PS3 was hacked? Because the random number Sony was using wasn't random at all.

You find that secure?

Well I don't know too much about PSN, but I'm pretty sure that the PS3 was the most hacker-immune console these past 5-6 years.

Can be, but the way HOW it was hacked is what matters.

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

QuiKShOt wrote:

WhyTomTom wrote:

Is Waffle's goal in life to try and ruin all handheld games?

Thats why you shouldnt waste your money on a new handheld that wont take long to be hacked.
Remember what we are talking about,a product made by sony.

A product made by the company who managed to make the console that took longest of all to be hacked.

Yes, indeed.

The company why placed the most important key of all for the PSP in the PS3 Firmware? The company who can't secure their servers for shit?

You know why the PS3 was hacked? Because the random number Sony was using wasn't random at all.

You find that secure?

Well I don't know too much about PSN, but I'm pretty sure that the PS3 was the most hacker-immune console these past 5-6 years.

Can be, but the way HOW it was hacked is what matters.

I suppose that is true.

How was it hacked?

Clovenizer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

QuiKShOt wrote:

WhyTomTom wrote:

Is Waffle's goal in life to try and ruin all handheld games?

Thats why you shouldnt waste your money on a new handheld that wont take long to be hacked.
Remember what we are talking about,a product made by sony.

A product made by the company who managed to make the console that took longest of all to be hacked.

Yes, indeed.

The company why placed the most important key of all for the PSP in the PS3 Firmware? The company who can't secure their servers for shit?

You know why the PS3 was hacked? Because the random number Sony was using wasn't random at all.

You find that secure?

Well I don't know too much about PSN, but I'm pretty sure that the PS3 was the most hacker-immune console these past 5-6 years.

Can be, but the way HOW it was hacked is what matters.

I suppose that is true.

How was it hacked?

The random number wasn't random.

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

QuiKShOt wrote:

WhyTomTom wrote:

Is Waffle's goal in life to try and ruin all handheld games?

Thats why you shouldnt waste your money on a new handheld that wont take long to be hacked.
Remember what we are talking about,a product made by sony.

A product made by the company who managed to make the console that took longest of all to be hacked.

Yes, indeed.

The company why placed the most important key of all for the PSP in the PS3 Firmware? The company who can't secure their servers for shit?

You know why the PS3 was hacked? Because the random number Sony was using wasn't random at all.

You find that secure?

Well I don't know too much about PSN, but I'm pretty sure that the PS3 was the most hacker-immune console these past 5-6 years.

Can be, but the way HOW it was hacked is what matters.

I suppose that is true.

How was it hacked?

The random number wasn't random.

Random number for what?

Sorry, I'm completely useless when it comes to such things.

Hackers are advancing faster than cyber security.

Clovenizer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

QuiKShOt wrote:

WhyTomTom wrote:

Is Waffle's goal in life to try and ruin all handheld games?

Thats why you shouldnt waste your money on a new handheld that wont take long to be hacked.
Remember what we are talking about,a product made by sony.

A product made by the company who managed to make the console that took longest of all to be hacked.

Yes, indeed.

The company why placed the most important key of all for the PSP in the PS3 Firmware? The company who can't secure their servers for shit?

You know why the PS3 was hacked? Because the random number Sony was using wasn't random at all.

You find that secure?

Well I don't know too much about PSN, but I'm pretty sure that the PS3 was the most hacker-immune console these past 5-6 years.

Can be, but the way HOW it was hacked is what matters.

I suppose that is true.

How was it hacked?

The random number wasn't random.

Random number for what?

Sorry, I'm completely useless when it comes to such things.

I don't know any details, but the PS3 security used a "random number", and because this number wasn't actually random, they could hack it.

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

QuiKShOt wrote:

WhyTomTom wrote:

Is Waffle's goal in life to try and ruin all handheld games?

Thats why you shouldnt waste your money on a new handheld that wont take long to be hacked.
Remember what we are talking about,a product made by sony.

A product made by the company who managed to make the console that took longest of all to be hacked.

Yes, indeed.

The company why placed the most important key of all for the PSP in the PS3 Firmware? The company who can't secure their servers for shit?

You know why the PS3 was hacked? Because the random number Sony was using wasn't random at all.

You find that secure?

Well I don't know too much about PSN, but I'm pretty sure that the PS3 was the most hacker-immune console these past 5-6 years.

Can be, but the way HOW it was hacked is what matters.

I suppose that is true.

How was it hacked?

The random number wasn't random.

Random number for what?

Sorry, I'm completely useless when it comes to such things.

I don't know any details, but the PS3 security used a "random number", and because this number wasn't actually random, they could hack it.

I see. That's a pretty stupid error on their part.

Clovenizer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

+Mr_Waffle wrote:

Clovenizer wrote:

QuiKShOt wrote:

WhyTomTom wrote:

Is Waffle's goal in life to try and ruin all handheld games?

Thats why you shouldnt waste your money on a new handheld that wont take long to be hacked.
Remember what we are talking about,a product made by sony.

A product made by the company who managed to make the console that took longest of all to be hacked.

Yes, indeed.

The company why placed the most important key of all for the PSP in the PS3 Firmware? The company who can't secure their servers for shit?

You know why the PS3 was hacked? Because the random number Sony was using wasn't random at all.

You find that secure?

Well I don't know too much about PSN, but I'm pretty sure that the PS3 was the most hacker-immune console these past 5-6 years.

Can be, but the way HOW it was hacked is what matters.

I suppose that is true.

How was it hacked?

The random number wasn't random.

Random number for what?

Sorry, I'm completely useless when it comes to such things.

I don't know any details, but the PS3 security used a "random number", and because this number wasn't actually random, they could hack it.

I see. That's a pretty stupid error on their part.

Same as with the PSP with 1.00 firmware. They commented out debug modules in the firmware, so that it wouldn't be used. This is how the pandora was made.

Something else is this: Kernel modules have special access. How do you gain kernel access? Tell the module it's a kernel module and it will oblige.

These are all stupid errors that just points out that Sony is terrible when it comes to software and it's protection.
Sony should stick to hardware and leave the software to other companies.

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