Capcom has announced over in the E3 their plans to create a movie based on Lost Planet (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC). As if that's not interesting enough, the company also detailed that the writer in charge of this production is somebody plenty of you should be very familiar with. Here's a clue: He's a chain-smoker, wears an eye patch, and has a strange interest in cardboard boxes. More details are available in the full article.

Capcom's platinum level release of Lost Planet: Extreme Condition (Windows, Xbox 360) will soon be hitting shelves. That's what we hear from a press wire straight from the company, who also claims that the Colonies Edition will be served to both Xbox 360 and Windows PCs. Unfortunately, it won't be ideal for those with Windows XP. More at the full story.

It's giant space bugs galore once again as Capcom is set to deliver the jumped up version of its previously released Lost Planet: Extreme Condition title, first released on the Xbox 360 and PC last year. In the new screenshots that you'll find in our full article, you'll get to take a look at some of the new features that will be included in the new Lost Planet: Colonies Edition. Go ahead and grab a gun as you stare down at some of those nasty Akrids once again; we'll meet up with you after you click on the "read more" link below.

In case you haven't heard, Capcom is releasing a new edition of Lost Planet: Extreme Condition. Aside from new modes, the game will also get new characters: Eraser, PT-76, Snow Bunnie, and Valkyrie. Check out the full article for new artwork showcasing these characters.

Lost Planet: Extreme Condition Colonies Edition is a re-release of the original game for the Xbox 360 and the PC. Among other additions, this rendition's single-player campaign will be getting four new modes for you to play, including a first-person mode, an all-boss mode, and an almost-god mode. Check out the full article for more info and videos on the new modes for Colonies Edition.

After all the rumors floating around regarding the special edition of Capcom's Lost Planet, it seems like the video game company has finally announced the upcoming special edition release of the game with Lost Planet: Colonies Edition.  Read more about this upcoming release in our full version after the jump.

Time for another jog 'round the old rumor mill, folks! It seems that Capcom may have leaked information on Lost Planet: Colonies, a sequel to the third-person-shooter Lost Planet: Extreme Condition. Various information were divulged in the two-page spread. See the scan after the jump!

Looking at the Entertainment Software Ratings Board (ESRB) is sometimes like looking into future, with your frequency adjusted to home in on the video games channel. In this update, we deliver you not one but TWO titles getting the sequel treatment. Well, one of them's getting a sequel, the other's getting an expansion. Interested? Check out all the details in the full article.

Want to get a great deal? If you're in Canada, then you're in luck: Best Buy Canada offers Bungie Studios' Halo 3: Legendary Edition for only CA$ 99 (US$ 100), and they're also offering a copy of Capcom's Lost Planet for free if you grab the LE. Check out the full article for more details!

Lost Planet players who're enjoying the 360 version of the game would do well to heed our call. We recently received an email from Capcom with details on an "extensive network update" that'll be occurring on August 30.

According to the email, the network update they'll be implementing will allow players to select from three different connection types when creating an online match. Players will thus be able to pick and choose the best connection type for their own environments, improving the quality of their connectivity and, hopefully, their enjoyment of the game.

Here are the three connection types, as well as some additional notes from Capcom:

Default: This is the standard setting regardless of upload speed.

Pattern A: This is more suitable when your upload speed is fast. Try this if your connection is unstable with Default. Pattern B: This is more suitable when your upload speed is slow and your connection is not stable with Default. Try this if your connection is unstable with Default.

After the update is released, you may experience some problems if you join a multiplayer match where players who have installed the patch and those who haven’t are participating. The expected problems are as follows:

• Glitches with screen text
  
• The game stops progressing at certain screen.
  
• Disconnection (disbanded mission, etc)

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Expect to have some minor problems playing the online multiplayer when the patch goes up. In the meantime, you can always brush up on your skills by finishing Lost Planet's single player campaign again on the hardest difficulty setting.