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Insomniac Reveals Resistance 3 Box Art
Today Insomniac revealed the box art for Resistance 3 created by the incredibly talented British artist, Olly Moss.
The image below is the official box art for North American and European territories. Note the Chimeran Skull with the New York skyline in place of its teeth. According to the PlayStation Blog, the Resistance team worked with Moss to capture the vision of Resistance 3 in this bold art piece.
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In the art above, Capelli walks toward the skyline. The pieces coincide with Moss' art show at the Gallery 1988 in Hollywood, which runs through May 20. The PlayStation Blog post promises even more art by Moss coming down the pipeline. Check out Moss' official website to learn more about the artist.
The PlayStation Blog also notes that the team will bring exclusive early access to a Resistance 3 single-player demo on June 14, which will be included in specially-marked Blu-Ray copies of Battle: Los Angeles. The demo offers roughly 30 minutes of gameplay. You'll finally get the full experience when the game ships on September 6.
Which piece of Resistance 3 art is your favorite?
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