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  • In the final moments of Lost Planet 2’s first chapter, an absolutely huge, vaguely reptilian beast bears down on us. It staggers forwards on six stubby legs, tri-part tongue lolling. The ground shakes and so do we. It’s an electrifying moment. And it’s even better with four of you.

  • Teeth-rattling explosions. Bullet-belching robot suits. Giant monster-lizards that literally pass you through their ass and crap you onto the battlefield. If there’s one idea Capcom wants to convey about Lost Planet 2, it’s “more” – more towering bugs, more bosses, more players, more stuff to do.

  • Capcom had a surprise up its sleeve at its annual Captivate event. The publisher announced the third game in the Lost Planet series. Ready to go back to E.D.N. III?

  • Wondering if the Lost Planet franchise can recover from the misstep that was Lost Planet 2? We can't say for sure after playing Lost Planet 3 at Tokyo Game Show 2012, but we can say we sure like killing aliens with a huge, robotic drill. See how fun it can be in our exclusive gameplay demo...

  • We get our hands on the upcoming third-person shooter and explore its competitive multiplayer with the developers. Watch our developer demo here...

  • Though the title may suggest an entirely new game, Lost Planet Colonies is in fact a re-imagined version of the 2007 original. As huge fans of the first outing, we're simultaneously excited and let down by this "remix," but there's a strong chance the changes made will be large enough to get people back in their Vital Suits and, more importantly, back on Xbox Live. There's a lot of ground to cover, but before we get into the single player
  • We recently plunged headlong into the icy abyss of Lost Planet, a third-person bug-hunting shooter due out later this year. Peering over the shoulder of our hero, an amnesiac soldier named Wayne, we unleashed a barrage of bullets at a swarm of huge, flesh-eating aphids. As we flung a grenade into the source of the enraged beetle-beasts, it erupted in an orchestra of brilliant flames, deafening thunder and charred insect limbs. We paused to enjoy the slight break in tension that seemed as thick
  • By now, you've had over two weeks to sample the multiplayer action in next year's icy shooter Lost Planet. If not, what are you waiting for? The 16-player demo is available for free over Xbox Live right now and you certainly can't say we didn't tell you about it. Gorgeous snow-swept landscapes, fast and frenzied gunplay, grappling hook acrobatics, massive mech showdowns... which part of that didn't you understand? If you have been playing, however, you're probably getting a little bored with

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