Insomniac Games tried to make a fourth mainline Resistance game before PlayStation stepped in and killed the project.

Ted Price, soon-to-be-retired CEO and founder of Insomniac Games talks about the most stressful time he had at the studio.

Not sure how many Resistance fans are still kicking around these days, but I'm sorry to say that a fourth game was pitched, but Sony rejected it.

Insomniac's Ted Price reveals that the studio pitched a potential Resistance 4, which was eventually rejected.

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Insomniac Games Founder and President Ted Price last month announced he will be retiring from the video game [...] ...

There was apparently a real push to get Resistance 4 made by the folks at Insomniac Games, but unfortunately the game never ...

The future president of Insomniac Games revealed that PlayStation turned down their pitch for a fourth Resistance game.

Insomniac Games co-founder, Ted Price, says the team did pitch Resistance 4, but ultimately "it didn't work out," for a number of reasons.

We did pitch that one and it was a wonderful concept, and it just, in terms of timing and market opportunity, didn’t work out ...

According to former Insomniac Games boss Ted Price, a Resistance 4 game was pitched but ultimately wasn't made.

My hope for this sequel was that with the core action already perfected, there would be the space to improve on the wider ...