Keeping to a promise I made in my year-in-review editorial, I recently wrote a review for "Terminator Resistance" for the college newspaper, "The Student Printz," which you can view on their website. This game was pleasantly surprising. 9 times out of 10, licensed video games tend to not be good, and considering the game was developed by the folks behind "Rambo: The Video Game," I was less than excited for this video game, but that changed once early reviews came in.
It took a while, but the game is now out on consoles in the States. "Terminator" games are hit and miss, but "Resistance" is luckily a hit. It takes cues from "Fallout" and "Far Cry," but when put into the context of "Terminator," it works well. As a member of the Resistance, your goal is to find John Connor and bring the Resistance together to launch an all-out attack on Skynet. "Terminator Resistance" pays a lot of respect to its source material, and is worth checking out.
Read the review to find out more: http://www.studentprintz.com/terminator-resistance-delivers-surprisingly-fun-experience/
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