Insomniac's CEO Ted Price heeft tegen over de website VG24/7 laten weten dat zijn bedrijf nu klaar is met de Resistance serie. Na Burning Skies voor de PlayStation Vita val het doek voor deze redelijk lang lopende (sinds de launch van de PlayStation 3) franchise, en zal Insomniac zich nu op social games te gaan richten.

"We won't be making any more Resistances," Insomniac CEO Ted Price told VG247 during an interview at Southern Methodist University's Game::Business::Law Summit today. Short, sweet, and to the point.

With the Chimera and their pesky genocidal invasion now in the rearview mirror, Insomniac's moving on to four-player co-op shooter Overstrike. Mum's the word on details for now, but if it doesn't have a massive selection of outlandish guns, that's probably a sign we've finally broken the universe beyond repair. And if there's not at least one gun that turns enemies into some kind of non-threatening, doe-eyed animal? Well then, God help us all.

Insomniac's also opened up its own social games division, Insomniac Click, which - sad to say - is equally shrouded in mystery at the moment. The goal, however, is to create "deep worlds, rich stories, [and] accessible gameplay," so don't start bracing yourself for Ratchet and Clank Present: SororityVilleWars just yet.

"Certainly over the next couple years, we're going to see a huge evolution in visuals in social games," Price said. "It's thanks to improving technologies. It's thanks to browsers that are getting better and more powerful. It's thanks to development teams - core traditional game teams who are moving into the space."