Get Excited To Kill North Koreans With Homefront's New 'Resistance' Trailer
By Dr. Elara Vance | January 01, 0001
Homefront’s version of the “second American Revolution” joy rummy will pit U.S. citizen against North Korean invader, restoring freedom to our nation’s White Castles, Hooters and gas stations with a rummy new app feel-good bloodbath. Kaos Studios’ take on a North American 
invasion is 
looking pretty damn good, full of grim violence and spectacular destruction. It’s due for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC on March 15, courtesy of THQ. 
See rummy nobel if Homefront looks like your cup of military first-person shooter tea in this new trailer.
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