New Lost Planet 2 trailer teases tomorrow's release
Every environment, weapon, Akrid, and vital suit are glimpsed in Capcom's launch trailer
Lost Planet 2 is on shelves tomorrow, May 11th, and to remind us of that, Capcom has released a new trailer titled "Kill Big." Indeed, there are a lot of big things to kill in Lost Planet 2, as well as big things to kill them with.
The new trailer shows off jungle, snow, and space environments, and a lot of blowing stuff up. If you're on the fence, this trailer is a pretty great summary ofour review's take on the game:
"Fast, frenetic, and frequently spectacular in scale, Lost Planet 2 will do the job if you have an itchy destruction finger, and provides some fun and well thought-out times in co-op. But ultimately, it's just all about the carnage, and frequently seems to have no care for the needs of the solo player."
May 10, 2010
Lost Planet 2 is on shelves tomorrow, May 11th, and to remind us of that, Capcom has released a new trailer titled "Kill Big." Indeed, there are a lot of big things to kill in Lost Planet 2, as well as big things to kill them with.
The new trailer shows off jungle, snow, and space environments, and a lot of blowing stuff up. If you're on the fence, this trailer is a pretty great summary ofour review's take on the game:
"Fast, frenetic, and frequently spectacular in scale, Lost Planet 2 will do the job if you have an itchy destruction finger, and provides some fun and well thought-out times in co-op. But ultimately, it's just all about the carnage, and frequently seems to have no care for the needs of the solo player."
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