Fuse PlayStation 3 News

Insomniac CEO Ted Price talks about the studio's new focus on multiplatform development, its decision to focus on co-op with Fuse, and standing out this late in the cycle. Read more

A new Fuse trailer highlights the team, just as the demo that lets you play as all four characters launches. Read more

Considering Fuse is the first multiplatform release from Ratchet & Clank creator Insomniac Games, one might expect a little more buzz (that's an industry term) around the shooter. Perhaps we're a little tired of third-person cover-based shooters. But gamebees (likewise) can often be attracted with demoflowers, so publisher EA plans to plant a few (release a demo) next Tuesday. Read more

Insomniac has released a new trailer for Fuse, showing off the game's chief antagonist, Fable. Read more

After almost a decade of Sony-exclusive releases, Resistance and Ratchet & Clank developer Insomniac will launch its very first multiplatform game, Fuse, on May 28. That's the date announced over the weekend by publisher EA. The super-powered shooter, which boasts four-player co-op, is coming to both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Read more

Fuse, Insomniac Games' first multiplatform game, has been delayed. Read more

Between its emphasis on teamwork, strong multiplayer options, and solid shooting mechanics, Fuse is looking like it'll be an impressive cooperative shooter if developer Insomniac can follow through. Read more

Insomniac and EA announced the pre-order bonuses for Fuse today, which include armor and weapon skins, and a bonus damage perk. Read more

So, you know that Fuse is a renamed Overstrike, the first multiplatform game from Insomniac, and some sort of sci-fi squad-based shooter thing, but what else? For those who are a little hazy on the concept, or simply fancy seeing men get shot, a new trailer is packed with eighteen minutes of information, explanation, and gameplay action. Read more

The big and somewhat overblown reveal that Insomniac's first multiplatform game Overstrike is now renamed Fuse should've been accompanied by a trailer, but a mysterious legal rights issue kept publisher EA from releasing it on schedule. With that resolved, the trailer's now out for your viewing pleasure, with snippets of in-game footage showing off your squad's flashy technological abilities. Read more