LOST PLANET [XBOX 360]: Collector's Edition -1/12/07
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LOST PLANET [XBOX 360]: Collector's Edition -1/12/07
Lost Planet Made More Special
Collector's Edition offers exclusive multiplayer map and more.
November 3, 2006 - Special editions are becoming more and more commonplace among next-generation games. Today, Capcom announced its upcoming third-person action title, Lost Planet, was joining the trend with its own Collector's Edition. Shipping January 12, the same day as the standard edition, Lost Planet: CE includes one unique bonus certain to entice fans. Those willing to spend $69.99 for the Collector's Edition gain access to an exclusive multiplayer map which will not be available for download on Xbox Live until summer 2007.
Packaged in a custom-designed "SteelBook" case, Lost Planet: CE includes an art book featuring concept sketches and renders. Along with the game, the Collector's Edition comes with a disc filled with videos, wallpapers, AIM icons, songs from the game and a fan kit so gamers can create their own Lost Planet web destination.
"Capcom has one of the most devoted fan bases in the industry and we want our fans to know that we are listening," said Capcom's Vice President of Marketing, Charles Bellfield. "More so than any previous title, fan feedback on message boards including the game's official community site has been tremendous. The wealth of content included in the Collector's Edition is a direct result of input we have received from our fans."
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Collector's Edition offers exclusive multiplayer map and more.
November 3, 2006 - Special editions are becoming more and more commonplace among next-generation games. Today, Capcom announced its upcoming third-person action title, Lost Planet, was joining the trend with its own Collector's Edition. Shipping January 12, the same day as the standard edition, Lost Planet: CE includes one unique bonus certain to entice fans. Those willing to spend $69.99 for the Collector's Edition gain access to an exclusive multiplayer map which will not be available for download on Xbox Live until summer 2007.
Packaged in a custom-designed "SteelBook" case, Lost Planet: CE includes an art book featuring concept sketches and renders. Along with the game, the Collector's Edition comes with a disc filled with videos, wallpapers, AIM icons, songs from the game and a fan kit so gamers can create their own Lost Planet web destination.
"Capcom has one of the most devoted fan bases in the industry and we want our fans to know that we are listening," said Capcom's Vice President of Marketing, Charles Bellfield. "More so than any previous title, fan feedback on message boards including the game's official community site has been tremendous. The wealth of content included in the Collector's Edition is a direct result of input we have received from our fans."
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Originally Posted by msdmoney
This game looks pretty good, I am more interested in this than Gears of War. Don't know about the collector's edition though.
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I think the Steelbook case has quickly run itself into the ground. EB is now full of these used collector's editions and sell most of them so cheap it really kills any interest in paying extra on launch day. I'm personally waiting on FFXII since EB still seems to have a hundred of the CE steelbooks on the shelf. I'll just get it for $20-$30 used in a couple of months. If these CE editions were actually rare it might mean something, but they seem to be made in abundance.
Not crapping on Lost Planet, but the only thing of value in the CE is the map and I really have to question paying $10 for one extra map.
Not crapping on Lost Planet, but the only thing of value in the CE is the map and I really have to question paying $10 for one extra map.
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Originally Posted by Eric D.
The only thing that interests me is the extra map. I could care less about all that other junk.
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Originally Posted by gerrythedon
"Capcom has one of the most devoted fan bases in the industry and we want our fans to know that we are listening," said Capcom's Vice President of Marketing, Charles Bellfield. "More so than any previous title, fan feedback on message boards including the game's official community site has been tremendous. The wealth of content included in the Collector's Edition is a direct result of input we have received from our fans."
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Over on GAF, Capcom was quoted as saying that the extra multiplayer map would be made available for free next summer for everyone who got the regular edition.
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Originally Posted by The Bus
I thought the demo was fantastic. I wouldn't be against paying the extra $10, but if it's only for a map, that kind of sucks.
Packaged in a custom-designed "SteelBook" case, Lost Planet: CE includes an art book featuring concept sketches and renders. Along with the game, the Collector's Edition comes with a disc filled with videos, wallpapers, AIM icons, songs from the game and a fan kit so gamers can create their own Lost Planet web destination.
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Originally Posted by The Bus
I thought the demo was fantastic.
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Lost Planet Multiplayer Demo Up on Live
Snow pirates, big guns and downloads, oh my!
For gamers not caught up in Emergence Day weekend craziness, from today you can download the anticipated Lost Planet multiplayer demo. The multiplayer demo is a free download from Xbox Live Marketplace and lets gamers participate in heated online matches in the 'Pirate Fortress' stage with support for up to 16 players via the Xbox Live online game service.
Players will be able to select from multiple weapons, unique robotic assault vehicles called 'Vital Suits' and four play modes, including Elimination, Team Elimination, Post Grab and Fugitive.
Hiroshi Tobisawa, President of Capcom Europe, commented: "Well in excess of 500,000 people have downloaded Lost Planet's single player demo and we are now pleased to offer Xbox 360 gamers the opportunity to sample the game's adrenaline pumping multiplayer mode and test their skills against players around the world."
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Snow pirates, big guns and downloads, oh my!
For gamers not caught up in Emergence Day weekend craziness, from today you can download the anticipated Lost Planet multiplayer demo. The multiplayer demo is a free download from Xbox Live Marketplace and lets gamers participate in heated online matches in the 'Pirate Fortress' stage with support for up to 16 players via the Xbox Live online game service.
Players will be able to select from multiple weapons, unique robotic assault vehicles called 'Vital Suits' and four play modes, including Elimination, Team Elimination, Post Grab and Fugitive.
Hiroshi Tobisawa, President of Capcom Europe, commented: "Well in excess of 500,000 people have downloaded Lost Planet's single player demo and we are now pleased to offer Xbox 360 gamers the opportunity to sample the game's adrenaline pumping multiplayer mode and test their skills against players around the world."
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Originally Posted by jeffdsmith
Ditto. I'm waiting to see how this game turns out to determine if I pull the trigger on getting the updated version of the 360 come next year.
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Lost Planet Loves Standard Def
Final version to feature larger text.
Any savage with a standard definition television and a copy of Capcom's Dead Rising knows the pains of tiny text. Those with SD televisions were given text so small it was nearly indecipherable. The Lost Planet demo made it appear as if Capcom had not learned its lesson. Those playing the demo on SD TV sets have already begun complaining about the small text during multiplayer Elimination matches. Fear not, Capcom has heard your cries of protest and is making fixes for the final release.
When you place your copy of Lost Planet in your 360 in mid-January, it will automatically detect whether you have an HD or SD TV. If you have an SD TV, you will get appropriately larger text. This fix is not going to be implemented in the demo, but as you can see from the comparison below, it makes a big difference in the retail version. http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/747/747912p1.html
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Final version to feature larger text.
Any savage with a standard definition television and a copy of Capcom's Dead Rising knows the pains of tiny text. Those with SD televisions were given text so small it was nearly indecipherable. The Lost Planet demo made it appear as if Capcom had not learned its lesson. Those playing the demo on SD TV sets have already begun complaining about the small text during multiplayer Elimination matches. Fear not, Capcom has heard your cries of protest and is making fixes for the final release.
When you place your copy of Lost Planet in your 360 in mid-January, it will automatically detect whether you have an HD or SD TV. If you have an SD TV, you will get appropriately larger text. This fix is not going to be implemented in the demo, but as you can see from the comparison below, it makes a big difference in the retail version. http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/747/747912p1.html
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IGN Ratings for Lost Planet: Extreme Condition (X360)
7.0 Presentation
Excellent production value with a story that leaves much to be desired and some unintuitive control.
9.0 Graphics
Beautiful smoke, fantastic environments, and excellent enemy design.
8.5 Sound
Some decent voice acting, even if dialogue needs help. Great explosion sound effects.
8.5 Gameplay
A few design decisions hamper a very fun game.
8.0 Lasting Appeal
The single player game is worth playing a few times and the multiplayer game will keep you occupied until the next big online game.
8.5 Great OVERALL
(out of 10 / not an average)
rest of review: http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/753/753402p3.html
7.0 Presentation
Excellent production value with a story that leaves much to be desired and some unintuitive control.
9.0 Graphics
Beautiful smoke, fantastic environments, and excellent enemy design.
8.5 Sound
Some decent voice acting, even if dialogue needs help. Great explosion sound effects.
8.5 Gameplay
A few design decisions hamper a very fun game.
8.0 Lasting Appeal
The single player game is worth playing a few times and the multiplayer game will keep you occupied until the next big online game.
8.5 Great OVERALL
(out of 10 / not an average)
rest of review: http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/753/753402p3.html
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Originally Posted by Michael Corvin
With all the games on my plate right now, I think I'll just wait for a price drop or sale.