EDD THE PEZ of CheapAssGamer writes:

"Big discounts on these two PS3 titles."
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A retailer on Sun. price cut Capcom Co.'s Lost Planet: Extreme Condition for Sony Corp.'s Playstation 3 to under $16 in an new round of game discounts.

On Sun., Lost Planet held a sale price of $15.26, 62 percent off the $29.99 MSRP.
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Capcom sent PS3Center an e-mail earlier saying that the official press release for the title will be due out Wednesday and a few more details may just slip out in it. PlayStation owners especially should keep an ear out - it's likely to be revealed whether or not the game will be coming to the PS3 then as well.
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With news over the weekend that the Lost Planet film would be backed by a huge $150-$200 million budget, Capcom has also announced that a sequel to the game is in development. Capcom made the announcement via the Weekly Famitsu, a popular Japanese gaming magazine. The sequel will be due out for the PS3 and 360 in 2009, with some exclusive content for the Xbox 360 version.
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Capcom's "head of character contents business" Toshihiro Tokumaru was interviewed by his company, and while he talked a bit about the "Resident Evil" franchise and upcoming Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li, he made a big reveal about Warner Bros. Pictures' big screen adaptation of Capcom's Lost Planet:
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A lot of people feel that Capcom's conference to reveal their plans for the Lost Planet movie was a huge waste of time, but Corporate Officer/VP of Strategic Planning & Business Development for Capcom Christian Svennson explains why it was an important conference to have.
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Warner Bros. and Capcom are traveling to "Lost Planet." The studio will distribute a pic based on the hit vidgame that will be co-financed by the Japanese publisher.

David Hayter, who is coming off the Zack Snyder-directed WB pic "Watchmen," will pen the screenplay.

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Joystiq has put two and two together and is guessing that a Lost Planet movie may be showing up at E3.
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IGN writes: "As one of AX's most distinguished guests of honor, voice actor/screenwriter David Hayter was the focus of some the convention's most interesting and crowd drawing panels. On Friday, Hayter hosted an open Q&A panel with an audience of several thousand enthusiastic fans.

While a majority of the questions were related to the Metal Gear Solid game franchise and countless requests to recite lines as Snake, Hayter did make mention of two new projects he is engaged in: an unannounced action/adventure film that he will likely direct, and a screenplay for the film adaptation of Capcom's Lost Planet. As of June, Hayter was engaged in preliminary talks to draft the latest game-to-film, however, when we spoke to him at an press exclusive panel this afternoon, it would seem that Lost Planet is closer to fruition than previously thought.

"It's not entirely confirmed yet," said Hayter. "But we are just closing the deal with Warner Bros. for me to adapt Lost Planet." Unfortunately, due to Hayter's contractual agreements, we were unable to obtain more specific information about the film. However, we did get a chance to probe into Hayter's approach to adapting games to film, having now been slated to write the adaptation for Lost Planet, and a treatment for the potential adaptation of Metal Gear Solid."
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So, it seems Capcom not only wants to "do with games what Marvel did with comics," but it looks like they want to do with comics what Marvel did with comics, too.

Four comics are on the way, and so far, two have been named in Bionic Commando and Lost Planet. Published by Devil's Due, these two comics, plus the identities of the remaining two, will make their debut soon at the San Diego Comic Con.
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Lost Planet: Extreme Condition for Xbox 360 was released in January of 2007. Consequently, you can also pick that up for less than $30 bucks on the 360. The PS3 version should be less than most new PS3 titles, at around $40. Is it still as good as it was over a year ago?
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Shacknews writes: If you've got a thing for lost planets, lost crash survivors, probing aliens, or Nazis invading America, this is your week for new games on PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DS, and PSP.

Barring any unforeseen delays, most North American retailers should have this week's games by Wednesday, February 27:

PS3:

Lost: Via Domus
Lost Planet Extreme Condition
Turning Point: Fall of Liberty

360:

Frontlines: Fuel of War
Lost: Via Domus
Turning Point: Fall of Liberty

Wii:

Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None
Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed
Sega Bass Fishing

PSP:

Blokus Portable: Steambot Championship
Patapon
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First Day sales in Japan for February 21.
Numbers in brackets are shipments.

Etrian Odyssey 2 (DS) : about 50k (about 100k)

Musou Orochi (PSP) : about 25k

Winning Eleven: Play Maker (Wii) : about 20k (about 70k)

Bioshock (360) : about 10k (about 20~25k)

Lost Planet Extreme Condition (PS3) : about 10k (about 20~25k)

Burnout Paradise (PS3) : about 5k

Burnout Paradise (360) : about 3.5k

Nights: into dreams... (PS2) : about 3.5k (about 20k)

Space invader (DS, PSP) : about 2k
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The internet went a bit mental when we reported that Devil May Cry 4 on PS3 forced you to install 5GB of data taking over 20 minutes - and Capcom has done it again with Lost Planet on PS3. Lost Planet: Extreme Condition, which releases on PS3 on February 29 (Feb 25 in the States), has picked up a mandatory 20-minute installation process before the game can be played, according to reports. This, as Capcom was quick to tell us after the DMC4 ... » Read More

Capcom have announced that the demo for Lost Planet: Extreme Condition will be released on the European PlayStation Store on Thursday, 21 February...
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The upcoming Lost Planet from Capcom is joining the ranks of Devil May Cry 4 and Everybody's Golf, coming with a 5GB installation on the PS3 which can take up to twenty-minutes to complete. The good thing about this though is that the PS3 game has lightning fast load-times following the installation.

The 5GB install that Capcom put on Lost Planet: Extreme Condition has been receiving quite a bit of negative press. We have been fortunate enough though to have received a pre-release copy of Lost Planet from Capcom, and have to report that the 5GB install is well worth it.
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US Games

* FIFA Street 3
* Dynasty Warriors 6
* The Club

EU Games

* Unreal Tournament III
* FIFA Street 3

Asian Games

* FIFA Street 3
* Burnout Paradise
* Lost Planet: Extreme Condition
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Kotaku reports: After being yanked from the PlayStation Store for unspecified technical "issues" earlier this week, the PlayStation 3 demo version of Lost Planet: Extreme Condition makes its way back online. If you missed the multiplayer taste the first time, or you're bored of this week's other offerings, hit up the PlayStation Store for your download
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How did Devil may cry and Lost planet fare in the march Issue of Official playstation magazine uk. Read on to find out.

Also reviewed

Condemned 2
Fifa Street 3
Turok
Conflict Denied Ops
High Velocity Bowling
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IGN Reports: "Well, after about 24 hours on the PlayStation Network, Sony has taken down the Lost Planet: Extreme Condition demo."
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