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Lost Planet Extreme Condition
Capcom to release Lost Planet: Extreme Condition Demo on Xbox 360 ... Capcom sends word that the really cool looking Lost Planet: Extreme Condition will be headed to the Xbox 360 Live Marketplace as a demo on November 23rd.Capcom today announced plans to release the highly anticipated multiplayer demo for its arctic sci-fi action shooter, Lost Planet: Extreme Condition for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, on November 23.The multiplayer demo will be available for 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. Lost Planet - Reading Glasses Not Required Capcom assures us that the text issue that plagues the multiplayer demo and Dead Rising won't be a problem - here's the pics to prove it... Author: Chris Leyton | Date Added: 29/11/2006 Following the storm of controversy from disgruntled SD TV owners that followed the ineligible text in Capcom's Dead Rising, the Japanese publisher today promised to rectify the situation in its forthcoming Xbox 360 title, Lost Planet: Extreme Conditions.After the recent release of the multiplayer demo, it had seemed as though Capcom were making the same mistake, with many complaints that scores in the 'Elimination' game type were too hard to read.However it seems Capcom are listening to the criticisms of 360 owners with an update that boosts the size of text in the multiplayer mode if you're not playing on a HD screen - as you can see from the accompanying screens.
Xbox 360 - Capcom announces Lost Planet text issue fix and... the ... Because of the numerous protests from the Xbox Live community about Lost Planet: Extreme Condition game texts in the multiplayer demo on "standard definition" TVs, Capcom has decided to fix the issue: depending on the type of television set (SD or HD) you're using, Lost Planet will adapt its text using bigger or smaller characters (see the image on the right). Eventually, we would like to inform you that Capcom has announced, just before Lost Planet: Extreme Condition release (12th January 2007), the development of a sequel of the game, that will include some features Capcom has not been able insert in the first game, such as flying mechs. Capcom announces Lost Planet: Extreme Condition Collector's ... Capcom, a leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games, today announced that its arctic sci-fi action shooter, Lost Planet: Extreme Condition just got even cooler, with a Collector's Edition that will be available in stores simultaneously with the standard edition. Packaged in a custom designed SteelBook case featuring exclusive cover art , this premium set will include the game, art book with exclusive concept art and a heap of multimedia content. As a special bonus, gamers that purchase the Collector's Edition will have exclusive access to an additional multiplayer map for several months before it is made available as a free download on Xbox Live Marketplace, in summer 2007. Exclusively available for Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, the standard edition will carry a suggested retail price of $59.99 and the limited Collector's Edition will be available for $69.99, while supplies last. Capcom(R) today announced plans to release the highly anticipated multiplayer demo for its arctic sci-fi action shooter, Lost Planet(TM): Extreme Condition for Xbox 360(TM) video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, on November 23. In support of the demo, Capcom has planned a blockbuster campaign which kicks off with a cinematic trailer that will land in theaters nationwide beginning on November 17. The highly-charged 60-second spot concludes by spreading the message that the multiplayer demo will be available for free download on Xbox Live(R) Marketplace on November 23, Thanksgiving Day in the U.S. Additionally, November 24 will be deemed "White Friday," as retailers launch a special preorder program that rewards advanced purchasers with access to a special version of the demo that will contain an additional multiplayer map. Lost Planet: Extreme Condition multiplayer demo Microsoft will be releasing the multiplayer demo of one of the most highly awaited games, Lost Planet: Extreme Condition, on November 23. The demo will be available on Xbox Live and on the next day, being termed as "White Friday", retailers will start to accept advance orders for the game. Up to 16 players can play the multiplayer demo at a time on Xbox Live. Lost Planet Multiplayer Demo Arrives Tomorrow on Xbox Live Gather your Xbox Live gaming friends for a Thanksgiving Day frag feast. Capcom's eagerly anticipated "Lost Planet: Extreme Condition" Multiplayer Demo for the Xbox 360 will be available for download from the Xbox Live Marketplace tomorrow, November 23rd. The demo will take place in the "Pirate Fortress" stage with support for up to 16 players. In contrast to the traditional "Black Friday" shopping madness after Thanksgiving, a "White Friday" preorder offer has been declared by Capcom, in which retailers will reward "advanced purchasers with access to a special version of the demo that will contain an additional multiplayer map." Capcom will also be releasing a cinematic trailer of Lost Planet: Extreme Condition in theatres soon (mid-November). Watch a video of a multiplayer clip below! Visit the official Lost Planet: Extreme Condition web site here.
Lost Planet - Reading Glasses Not Required [ News ] Capcom assures us that the text issue that plagues the multiplayer demo and Dead Rising won't be a problem - here's the pics to prove it... Author: Chris Leyton | Date Added: 29/11/2006 Following the storm of controversy from disgruntled SD TV owners that followed the ineligible text in Capcom's Dead Rising, the Japanese publisher today promised to rectify the situation in its forthcoming Xbox 360 title, Lost Planet: Extreme Conditions.After the recent release of the multiplayer demo, it had seemed as though Capcom were making the same mistake, with many complaints that scores in the 'Elimination' game type were too hard to read.However it seems Capcom are listening to the criticisms of 360 owners with an update that boosts the size of text in the multiplayer mode if you're not playing on a HD screen - as you can see from the accompanying screens.
'Ridge Racer 7' (PS3) Goes Gold A first in franchise history, Ridge Racer 7 offers 375,000 ways to make your machine visually unique, with up to 7,150 combinations to tailor the performance of each machine. Featuring fan favorite and brand new exhilarating courses, a robust level of customization, 5.1 channel sound and running at 1080p and 60fps, Ridge Racer 7 is the premier racing title to own this holiday season. A new grand prix mode for players to build their careers as a racer from the ground up, and the capability to bring your customized machine into the new online integrated experience to dual it out against opponents worldwide supporting up to 14 players in multi player mode and online team battle, makes Ridge Racer 7 a next-generation force to be reckoned with! "We are very excited to be a part of the PS3 system launch frenzy by having not just one, but two of our most popular franchises launch with the revolutionary new hardware," said Makoto Iwai, Senior Vice President of Development at Namco Bandai Games America Inc.
EA Ships Superman Returns: The Videogame Just in time for the holidays, Electronic Arts shipped SUPERMAN RETURNS: THE VIDEOGAME, licensed by Warner Bros. Interactive Ent., on Nov. 20, 2006. The game, which features storylines from both the Warner Bros. Pictures' film SUPERMAN RETURNS and more than 60 years of DC Comics' content, was developed by EA's Tiburon Studio in Orlando, the award-winning studio that develops MADDEN NFL. SUPERMAN RETURNS: THE VIDEOGAME is an open-world superhero title for the Xbox 360, PlayStation2, Xbox and Nintendo DS. The version shipping for the Game Boy Advance is titled, SUPERMAN RETURNS: FORTRESS OF SOLITUDE. The first multi-dimensional open world game allows players to go anywhere in the 80 square miles of Metropolis, from the street up into the clouds. New flight mechanics give players full command of all aerial maneuvers.
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