Resistance 2

Update: Although SCEA has yet to formally announce the game, Joystiq/PS3 Fanboy reports that appear in the latest Game Informer magazine.
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On December 18, 2007, video game publisher Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. (SCEA) filed to protect the trademark Resistance 2 in relation to a videogame. Resistance 2 will be the sequel to Resistance: Fall of Man, a first-person shooter developed by Insomniac Games which follows Sgt. Nathan Hale as he and the Earth-based resistance forces attempt to force a mysterious alien invasion out of Great Britain.

This filing seems to confirm rampant Resistance 2 rumors around the internet that there will indeed be a sequel to this popular game. As of this writing, SCEA and Insomniac have not officially announced a sequel.

According to details from , an reveals that Resistance 2 will take place in the United States, will feature Sgt. Nathan Hale in some role, will involve a Chimeran invasion of the US in nine locales including San Francisco and Chicago, will feature vehicles in the multi-player version of the game, and will conclude with a cliffhanger ending that sets up a Resistance 3.

Mork wonders which prominent US cathedrals will be featured the Resistance 2. Tag, you’re it.

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