With the latest reviews hitting the internet lately it seems gamers will have a hard time deciding on whether to invest their hard earned cash on a game that from the outside looks amazing yet offers a lackluster experience based on many reviews.
Despite the games amazing graphic and over-the-top boss battle confrontations, the gameplay might be missing in action.
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The load times in retrospect are unbearable but I did have hella fun playing couch co-op with my gf on the PS3 and PS2.
Resistance 2 co-op was amazing! I wish they would remaster resistance 1-3 and killzone 1-3 for the PS5.
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Capcom has sent another notice to prospective buyers that Lost Planet 2 has been delisted due to the pox on all of humanity: Games For Windows Live.
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Challenging and fun solo campaign, awesome with three buddies, decent online modes. It's much better than a lot of the games out this year.
Based on the few positive reviews the game is said to offer a great co-op experience however, going it alone is said to be down right brutal.
@Visual Slave, which titles this year would you say Lost planet 2 is better than?
Idk I enjoyed both demos a lot. I'm getting this but I'll hold out for a couple weeks in the hope that all these bad review scores will equal a heavy discount somewhere.
Lost planet lacks a main character. The story is boring it does not drive me to want me to pick up a controller and play the game honestly. Games like assassin creed 2 god of war 3 they have main characters and story plot to fill it. Lost Planet needs a main character thats the problem first off. It has no type or drive that makes you wanna play campaign my god i felt a better connection to soap and price in mw2 then i did lost planet. They need a character every story needs a damn main role character to play the role . Capcom failed with this game they tried to half ass it and advertise some cool co-op and expect that to be enough. Yes customization is nice capcom it really is but you could at least made 4 characters to interact with each other and try to make us feel a connection with those characters. But you got 4 idiots who nobody cares about to play a campaign of a story thats boring as hell because its just boring. LP2 fails sorry im skipping this one i will buy it once its 40 dollars or 30 which will be soon since its crap anyway. Everyone do yourself a favor skip this and buy red dead redemption.
at the start of the generation isn't always impressive 3 years later.
i remember my buddy coming over with his 360, and showing my roommate and me Lost Planet 1. even then, i didn't find it particularly impressive, and simply viewed it as one of those early next gen games that most certainly looked nice, but wasn't more than concepts from the previous generation with more polish.
and here we are, a few years later, and the sequel, which was built upon an already shaky foundation, isn't living up to expectations.
it's not like Gears of War, which was a genuinely excellent game, that really set the tone for what this "HD Generation" of consoles was capable of, and the sequel, for the most part, carried on that strong tradition.
i guess i'm one of the people that didn't think the original Lost Planet was particularly good (decent maybe. slightly above average), so didn't expect much from the sequel. ironically, i'd probably find the sequel more enjoyable BECAUSE of those tempered expectations. when you don't overhype things, you tend to enjoy them for what they are a lot more.
i wouldn't put much stock in the reviews of Lost Planet 2 (or ANY game for that matter), and chances are if you liked the original, you may enjoy the sequel. just know that there have been a LOT of games released in between LP1 and LP2, and standards have been raised. standards that weren't fully in place when LP1 hit, when it was one of the first new titles of the generation, and people were swept up in "new console hype!" i mean, King Kong on the 360 for Pete's sake got amazing reviews back then.