Executive Meddling: Microsoft pushing the release date of Gears of War 3 back five whole months from April 2011 to September 2011.

In the following console generation however, the Resistance franchise was shelved due to the third game being a Franchise Killer, while Gears franchise continued on in several B-team sequels.

Interestingly, both series saw three major entries on their respective consoles, release in the same years (2006, 2008, 2011). Both are series of AAA console-exclusive shooters that feature a Crapsack World, with humanity fighting a Hopeless War against an Always Chaotic Evil race of mutated humans.

Dueling Works: With the Resistance franchise.It was another sequence that was cut for time and later released as a deleted scene in DLC, where the two have the option of Dressing as the Enemy to sneak around a checkpoint for a bit of gameplay variation. In Gears 2 there was line that suggests a divergent path option would be available, but nothing came of it. The battle did happen in the PC version of the game, released a year later, and included in the Ultimate Edition. There was intended to be a foot battle against one shortly afterwards before boarding the train in the final act, but was cut for lack of development time. Deleted Scene: In the first game fans expressed disappointment that you never got to fight a Brumak, as one showed up dramatically after visiting the Fenix estate and was never seen again.Crossdressing Voices: The Berserkers are actually voiced by Dee Bradley Baker.Channel Hop: The series is now developed by The Coalition since 2016, following the 2014 acquisition of the IP from Epic Games, who sold it outright so they can move on to other ventures.The series would continue this trend, with Xbox Game Studios purchasing both the IP from Epic in 2014 and Black Tusk Studios, which they renamed to The Coalition tasked with continuing the series. B-Team Sequel: Gears of War: Judgment is the first title developed by People Can Fly rather than Epic.Banned in Germany: Whilst the first two games aren't exactly banned, Microsoft never submitted them to the USK since they wouldn't get the 16+ rating they were aiming for.

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