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Zitat von »Cuntzler«

Ja.Das Gamerleben ist hart. Besonders als Multi.

Ich werd erstmal die Demo abwarten.

Zitat von »HaLo2JumPeR«

Zitat von »Hypertrooper«

So es wird keine Demo geben! Schade irgendwie

Wo steht das?

Zitat von »HaLo2JumPeR«

Zitat von »Hypertrooper«

Zitat von »HaLo2JumPeR«

Zitat von »Hypertrooper«

So es wird keine Demo geben! Schade irgendwie

Wo steht das?

Verkündete Capcom. Die Version sei so Buggy Gewesen. Evtl wird im Winter eine erscheinen

Sry ich finde nirgends ein Comment von Capcom zur verschollenen versprochenen E3 Demo...

Zitat von »HaLo2JumPeR«

Zitat von »Hypertrooper«

http://www.capcom-unity.com/lost_planet/go/thread/view/44251/14758049/demo&post_num=45#297017881

Achso und Google hab ich schon genutzt Aber so einem Comment von irgend nem Mod glaub ich net sry..
Capcom sollte lieber mal was offizielles sagen!

Zitat

take on the mighty salamander



Starting on August 19 th (the first day of GamesCom in Cologne,
Germany), Xbox 360 action fans will be able to download the co-op demo
for Lost Planet 2 that Capcom has been showing at events such as E3,
Comic-Con and GamesCom. Live Gold members will have first crack at the
demo on August 19 th, while Silver level members will be able to take
part on August 26 th.



Xbox LIVE Gold subscribers around the world will be able to experience
the desperate battle against the enormous G-Type Salamander Akrid boss
in online, co-operative shoot outs. Utilizing
a host of weapons scattered through out the arena, squads of up to four
players will face off against the huge monster in an attempt to bring
it down. Players can assault the Salamander in a number of ways,
from shearing off its legs to actually being swallowed and fighting
their way out from the inside! Superior firepower comes in many
flavours, including numerous beam and projectile weapons and several
Vital Suit robotic combat units that up to three players can ride at
once. There are new support weapons which allow teammates to boost
attack and defense abilities, while players can share life-giving
thermal energy amongst injured members of their squad. Additionally,
the new Dash feature allows players to sprint for short distances,
bringing greater speed to combat.



The demo is a brief glimpse into the world and possibilities of Lost
Planet 2, highlighting the range of weaponry available to players while
showing off the high definition graphical capabilities of MT Framework
2.0, the latest version of Capcom’s proprietary 3D game engine. The
first generation of MT Framework powered Capcom games like Dead Rising,
the original Lost Planet and Devil May Cry 4, while an updated 1.5
version made possible the award-winning visuals of Resident Evil 5.



The next installment in the popular action series returns in Lost
Planet 2, sequel to the 2.3 million selling Lost Planet: Extreme
Condition. Lost Planet 2 will offer deeper insight into the world of
E.D.N III and the uncertain fate of future mankind. A decade has passed
since the first game, 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 will 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. The grappling hooks that made
the gameplay in Lost Planet a true 3-D experience are back, allowing
gamers to gain tactical advantage by quickly scaling buildings and
other obstacles that have become exposed by the wide range of
environmental changes to the world of E.D.N. III.