LOST PLANET 2

PLATFORMS: PS3, X360, PC

GENRE: THIRD-PERSON SHOOTER

Intel Processor- Core 2 Duo E4600 2.4GHz

AMD processor- Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 5200+

Nvidia Graphics Card- GeForce 8800 GTS 512MB

ATI graphic cards- Radeon HD 3870

RAM (memory)-2GB

Hard diks space-13GB

Direct X- 9

THIS GAME IS FIVE STAR AWESOME!!!
A decade has passed since the events of Lost Planet, and the face of E.D.N. III has changed dramatically. Terraforming efforts have been successful and the ice has begun to melt, giving way to lush tropical jungles and harsh unforgiving deserts. Players will enter this new environment and follow the exploits of their own customized snow pirate on their quest to seize control of the changing planet.

Players control their heroes across 6 interconnected episodes, creating a truly unique interactive experience that changes depending upon the actions of the players involved. With this concept, players will have the opportunity to engage in the story in a much more dynamic way as plot threads evolve from different players' perspectives. Beyond the deep single player mode, Lost Planet 2 is loaded with extensive multiplayer modes. The intense and action packed campaign mode comes with the ability to form teams of up to 4 players online to clear mission objectives with friends.

As the follow-up to the critically liked and commercially successful Lost Planet, Lost Planet 2 seems to have everything going for it. Aimed at western audiences, the team at Capcom headed up by Keiji Inafune and Jun Takeuchi promised a return of the well received multiplayer mode from the original game, as well as some much-hyped four player co-op for the entire main campaign. Unfortunately, few lessons seem to have been learned from the original Lost Planet's problems. Instead, Lost Planet 2 offers online play that feels dated in 2010 and adds a host of new issues to the series without fixing what was wrong last time, leading to a game that is in many regards worse than its predecessor. Lost Planet 2 is with few exceptions a beautiful game that always seems to have something new to show the player. The music is also excellent, with sweeping, epic orchestration punctuating major moments of the game, though it would have been nice to hear it more often.Lost Planet 2 is a gorgeous game with a ton of variety in locales and things to kill. The Cat-G Akrid are particularly impressive.The score is epic and actually quite good. It just would have been nice to hear it more often.