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Speaking of checking, this brings up the PlayStation 3's first unique feature in that you can use the SIXAXIS controller to check your opponent. You can land a ferocious blow by simply moving the controller towards another player, be it by simply tilting or full-on thrusting it like you're actually trying to check someone. The movement response is really quite good and works just as well as pressing Circle does. It feels a tad odd at first, and we weren't quite sure whether we'd stick with it or not, but after a period or two we can't go back to simply pressing a button. The act of shoving the controller and seeing your on-screen player check the living hell out of someone is too rewarding.

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Gameplay
Excellent if not perfect controls, great use of the SIXAXIS and just a fantastic play experience. Defense and goalkeeping is a little protective to keep things even, though.

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afreak...here is the writeup on resistance from IGN
overall score: 9.1 (outstanding)
Resistance


and because i am a hockey fan here are some clips from NHL 2k7
overall score: 8.6(great)
NHL2k7

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USB cable not included with retail SIXAXIS
by Paul Coroneos

In a surprising move, Sony has opted not to include a USB cable with their retail SIXAXIS controllers. A USB cable is required to charge the controller's integrated battery, otherwise, the controller is rendered useless.

The retail PlayStation 3 contains a USB cable in the package, so at least consumers will have one included cable to charge controllers. However, if consumers wish to charge multiple controllers, after market cables appear to be the only solution.

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