Takeuchi: Capcom 'investigating' other platforms for Lost Planet 2

If it ends up being another Dead Rising: Chop Til You Drop or somesuch compromise, then no.

tuna, you are not thinking about getting rich, you are thinking about artistic integrity.

I thought that was the code name for the ps3

BURN!!!!!!!!!

You should probably qualify that statement as worldwide sales.

Hyams- I didn't play the 360 version, but I played the PS3 version, and I didn't see anything wrong with it. Graphics are good, gameplay is smooth. It doesn't have the extras of Extreme Condition, or whatever that re-release had. It sounds like another fan boi myth tbh.

But hey, correct me if I'm wrong people.

Huh. Apparently I fail at using the reply button.

Don't worry, none of us are very good at it.

Hilariously true, baby sea tuna.

yea i think way too many people think NPD is the end all be all.

Plus it will look a lot worse than the one released on the 360, just like the first Lost Planet.

Well, didn't they say they were using the same engine as RE5? (Which is probably the best multiplat game engine out there.)

It'll probably look the same on both consoles, if it does indeed release on the PS3 too.

Yes the PS3 version did have extras over the original Lost Planet release for the 360 and PC but later Lost Planet Colonies was released for the 360 and PC with further extras than the PS3 version.

Featurepreacher, does the 360 game look better the same way Fallout looks better on the 360 (in other words, the colors are a little different?) or is there an actual noticeable difference other than tiny little technical things that you'd never notice in a million years without looking at high red screenshots with a microscope?

Levi, I'm pretty sure that just about any time people are talking about graphical differences between the two platforms they're talking about little stuff that you'd never actually notice when playing the game.

Levi, the difference in graphical quality between the ps3 and 360 version of Lost Planet is stark. A lot more lighting and effects on the 360 version. Textures are higher res. When I mean higher res, just think of the problem with the initial release of Bioshock on the ps3 and how people spotted low res textures on the ps3 version of that game. Moreover, whenever there are a lot of enemies on the screen or when facing a boss, there's terrible slow down on the ps3 version. At times it can become a slide show. So glad that I traded the ps3 version in and got the 360 colonies edition. Loving 360's custom soundtracks as well. It's so nice to listen to the soundtrack from the Metal Gear Series from portable ops to MGS3 and all the way to MGS4 while going after achievements.

really? because last I heard ps3 is getting more and more difficult to develop for and projects are getting cut because all game education is geared for DirectX and Xbox. while exclusives aren't feeling any hurt, because they were hired because they know PS3/Xbox, pain is shooting through cross-platform games, mostly because they're hiring poorly educated workers who only know xbox programming (thanks for directx M$) and aren't able to help on the ps3 side of things, so they have a huge pool of xbox programmers and a few well-educated ps3 programmers that are stretched to their limit, and do one of two things: #1 quit, or #2 deliver crap. They don't do it on purpose, they're stressed, short on resources, and tired. Microsoft is ruining the game industry. short and simple.

Sam i really hope that's sarcasm..... are you blaming MS for creating a system that is very similar to pc development instead of an architecture that no one has seen before?