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Abstract: In 2007, Capcom's Lost Planet: Extreme Condition was a decent start for a franchise. It featured stunning graphics that drove home the point of high-definition "next-gen" visuals, with massive, elaborately detailed monster boss battles like we hadn't...
Though not a major upgrade, Lost Planet 2's competitive multiplayer is a worthwhile mode; it just doesn't compensate for what is an otherwise disappointing experience. Fans of the original might find enough to justify a purchase, but the monotonous ca...
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Published: 2010-05-07, Author: Kevin , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: Feature-for-feature, Lost Planet 2 should be an improvement over the original. It sports four-player online co-op, a robust multiplayer mode complete with unlockable goodies, and impressive visual design with lots of variety and artistic flair. Yet ama...
Capcom’s change of direction for the sequel to one of its early 360 hits may irk some, but the majority of players will be too busy revelling in the over-the-top Akrid battles, intense firefights and mech battles to care. Microsoft’s console is blessed...
Abstract: The original Lost Planet was an engaging and cinematic experience, albeit one with a few flaws that kept it from truly being a classic. However, instead of outright rectifying these issues, publisher/developer Capcom has taken a different route and gon...
Abstract: Lost Planet 2 is the sequel to Capcom’s snow-covered, creepy crawly-infested third person shooter. Set 10 years after events in the first game the snowstorms and arctic winds have disappeared to give way to a varied environment of lush tropical jungles...
