You play as Jim Peyton, a contractor for the Neo-Venus Construction (NEVEC) company, tasked with mining the planet's valuable energy source. And there are other assorted issues, such as less-than-stellar artificial intelligence (A.I.).Īs with its predecessors, Lost Planet 3 is an action-heavy adventure that drops you onto the windy and icy planet of E.D.N. Problem is, the single-player campaign grows repetitive after a short while - both in gameplay and environments. Now let's see some games.Keeping in mind the old adage that you only get one chance to make a good first impression, Lost Planet 3 delivers an incredible first hour or so of play.įrom the excellent story introduction and convincing performances to sharp graphics and gripping action, this third game in Capcom's 7-year-old series gets it mostly right. And they've got the support of Korean game publisher Smilegate, which infused the company with a $100-million-dollar investment. And finally, veterans of The Last of Us, Destiny, God of War, and other big AAA franchises have banded together to form a new game development company, That's No Moon Studios. Well, hopefully most of those units aren't going to scalpers. That's great news, and also partly explains why they're so hard to find: every unit made is sold. And speaking of PlayStation and Xbox, both companies have been posting record sales for their hardware in recent months. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville, and Tennis World Tour 2. For PlayStation Plus subscribers, you can download Hunter's Arena: Legends, Plants vs. On Xbox Games with Gold, you're getting Darksiders III, Yooka-Laylee, Lost Planet 3, and Garou: Mark of the Wolves (which gamers in-the-know will know that it's part of the Fatal Fury series).
In today's episode, both PlayStation and Microsoft have revealed the free games you're getting if you subscriber to either company's online platforms.
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