This Lost Planet 2 Gameplay Trailer is Stunning
It might not have Marcus and Dom in it, but this Lost Planet 2 [http://www.amazon.com/Lost-Planet-2-Xbox-360/dp/B002DC8GEK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=videogames&qid=1278971504&sr=1-1] trailer with nearly three minutes of gameplay footage does a damn good job at selling this game.
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The first Lost Planet really slipped under my radar, unfortunately - from what I heard, I missed a decent if not outstanding game; a good experience but nothing worth stressing out over.
If all of the Lost Planet 2 trailers make the game look this good, though? Well, I know for certain that I probably won't want to miss round two. The first minute or so is made up entirely of cutscenes - cutscenes using the in-game engine, yes, but cutscenes nonetheless - so it doesn't really get interesting until you hit that minute mark and it shifts to all gameplay footage, all the time.
The environments look cool, with standard brown-and-gray mixed in with some lush greenery and bleak snowfields. The third-person action looks cool. The monsters look cooler. It's like a big, sci-fi version of Capcom's other "Kill giant monsters game," Monster Hunter - only this one might actually sell more then ten copies in the States.
This is how you do a trailer, kids. Nice one, Capcom.
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It might not have Marcus and Dom in it, but this Lost Planet 2 [http://www.amazon.com/Lost-Planet-2-Xbox-360/dp/B002DC8GEK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=videogames&qid=1278971504&sr=1-1] trailer with nearly three minutes of gameplay footage does a damn good job at selling this game.
[g4tv=44622]
The first Lost Planet really slipped under my radar, unfortunately - from what I heard, I missed a decent if not outstanding game; a good experience but nothing worth stressing out over.
If all of the Lost Planet 2 trailers make the game look this good, though? Well, I know for certain that I probably won't want to miss round two. The first minute or so is made up entirely of cutscenes - cutscenes using the in-game engine, yes, but cutscenes nonetheless - so it doesn't really get interesting until you hit that minute mark and it shifts to all gameplay footage, all the time.
The environments look cool, with standard brown-and-gray mixed in with some lush greenery and bleak snowfields. The third-person action looks cool. The monsters look cooler. It's like a big, sci-fi version of Capcom's other "Kill giant monsters game," Monster Hunter - only this one might actually sell more then ten copies in the States.
This is how you do a trailer, kids. Nice one, Capcom.
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