Insomniac Games reveals the fate of Overstrike, the cooperative shooter born again as Fuse. Here’s what’s changed (and why).

Insomniac Games founder Ted Price announced at his PAX Prime keynote today that his company was working on an “all-new intellectual property” named Fuse.

And while a new game like Fuse stands out from the likes of COD and Battlefield with its more over-the-top vibe, it’s still a hard sell when we can practically smell the next-generation of gaming.

GameSpot awarded Fuse a 7.0 in its review of the game, calling Insomniac's first multi-platform title in the developer's near 20-year history a "slick third-person shooter that is just fine to ...

This is a game that deserves a distinct personality, and it doesn't seem that Insomniac has forgotten that personality is something it does quite well. Fuse is schedule for release sometime in 2013.

Last week, Insomniac Games president Ted Price revealed the first image for Fuse, the overhaul and redesign of the co-op shooter once known as Overstrike. As Insomniac’s first multi-platform ...

We spoke with Insomniac Games CEO and founder Ted Price for a final look at the upcoming four-player co-op game Fuse before it launches on May 28, 2013.

Insomniac's Fuse Fuse was originally titled Overstrike before being somewhat reimagined and rebranded. The game runs off Insomniac’s own engine, Insomniac Engine v. 4.0.

An alleged copyright application filed by Insomniac Games has given birth to speculations that Fuse game is set for some kind of a return. For the uninitiated, Fuse is a four-player cooperative ...

If the game is able to deliver a high of level of depth in its campaign and "co-petitive" game modes, Fuse could ignite plenty of player interest. The game launches in the U.S. on May 28. Featured ...

Insomniac Games “absolutely” believes Fuse has the potential to become a franchise, telling VideoGamer.com that it’s confident it can take the series “in a lot of different directions”.

Insomniac Games founder Ted Price announced the new title at his PAX Prime keynote today, stating that the company had begun work on a new intellectual property.