IGN has the scoop on a few things that makes Lost Planet: Colonies' single player different from its predecessor and no friends, it isn't new levels or a beefier story. Instead, Colonies will add four new player modes to the Lost Planet experience including a Halo 3'esque Score Attack mode, a Trial Battle mode, a First-Person mode and a not-unlocked-from-the-get-go Off-Limit mode. And out of all four, we don't know what to think about the First-Person mode. Playing Lost Planet as a FPS just sounds weird. Doesn't it? Make the hop over to IGN to get your Colonies single player mode information fix and be sure to watch the weirdness that is Lost Planet FPS in the video above. Weird ...
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Posted: Mar 19th 2008 5:05PM (Unverified) said
You will never hear me complain about extra content. If you don't like the FPS mode, you don't need to play it. It would be a different story if this was they forced you to play it.
This seems like an unbelievable deal. I can certainly scrounge 30 bucks for this when it comes out.
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This seems like an unbelievable deal. I can certainly scrounge 30 bucks for this when it comes out.
Posted: Mar 19th 2008 8:59PM (Unverified) said
"Sorry, but when it's extra content you have to pay for and some of the content is lacking in quality, I'm going to complain. :)"
Well it not extra content when you don't have the game at all. So if you waited for Lost Planet:Colonies instead of the original then you are coming out on top. I am Glad to see Capcom building on this game as it will bring more and more players to LP for great On-line playing. Plus getting to play a whole new group of players (PC) to test your skills. It just keeps getting better and better. On another note they could have asked 70$ for this game and I know plenty that would have paid that price including my self to keep this beautiful game going strong!
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Well it not extra content when you don't have the game at all. So if you waited for Lost Planet:Colonies instead of the original then you are coming out on top. I am Glad to see Capcom building on this game as it will bring more and more players to LP for great On-line playing. Plus getting to play a whole new group of players (PC) to test your skills. It just keeps getting better and better. On another note they could have asked 70$ for this game and I know plenty that would have paid that price including my self to keep this beautiful game going strong!
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