just saw 2 multiplayer map pack for download in market place->Radar Field and Island 902<-, just wandering this one same in LE xclusive version or really a new one? anyone yg ade download tak??

I will play this game from time 2 time since Graw2 n Defjam is out ady. 

Pls send me an invite if got any boosting session..   still unable to get the single elimination medal and those killing chain and headshot achv.

count me in....havent even played online mode for this game....

the LP online game is awesome and you may addicted to it. btw, seldom meet Malaysia\Singapore player there.... most of them are japanese and their online battle skill are excellent!!!

hahahaha...those japanese players is the reason why most of the veteran here have sold off their copies of lost planet....

Because of all the games I played with local people they were more interested in boosting and not playing, so how are you going to match up against the experienced people? Your rank is supposed to be a measurement of your skill and experience so that when you search for games they don't mix you with people of too high a level difference, but you decided to screw with the system by boosting up your rank even though you don't have the experience!

Because of all the games I played with local people they were more interested in boosting and not playing, so how are you going to match up against the experienced people? Your rank is supposed to be a measurement of your skill and experience so that when you search for games they don't mix you with people of too high a level difference, but you decided to screw with the system by boosting up your rank even though you don't have the experience!

anyone playing lost planet ???

Last night at its Gamers Day San Francisco, Capcom showed off the PC version Lost Planet to a gathering of the game press. It also announced the game would go on sale in North America fairly soon--this coming June--for the retail price of $39.99. Like the 360 version, it will be rated T for Teen.

Since it was originally touted as an Xbox 360 exclusive, Lost Planet's arrival on the PC has irked platform partisans. Capcom's message to them is simple: Get used to it. At the event, the company unveiled its "Internal Framework," a development system which will allow a single game to be developed for multiple platforms simultaneously from the get-go. "We're definitely going to start taking the tack of putting out titles out on multiple platforms," Jack Symon, Capcom's director of brand marketing, told GameSpot.

When asked about the possibility of Lost Planet coming to the PlayStation 3, Symon was vague. "I do think you are going to see announcements going forward with a multiplatform strategy," he said. He was similarly cagey when queried point-blank about a Lost Planet sequel. "Lost Planet performed incredibly well on the 360, and we're excited to put it out on the PC platform," said Symon, "We're definitely proud to have a new IP, and there will be more on Lost Planet for sure."

Symon also said that, like the 360 version, the PC Lost Planet will get content updates that can be downloaded via the Web. However, he would not comment on any pricing or timing.

yeah man !!! lets go kick nippon butt and show them what Malaysian gamers can do...