Lost Planet Demo Breaks 1M Downloads

December 19th, 2006 by Colin Newcomer in Business

When Capcom released their Lost Planet demo a month or so ago, I doubt they were expecting the huge response it would get. Today, the developer announced that the Lost Planet multiplayer and singleplayer demos has surpassed 1 million downloads on Xbox Live Marketplace. However, they didn’t reveal the how many times each demo was downloaded.

The game will launch in January, complete with a revamped multiplayer system at the request of players.

Via 1UP

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7 Responses to “Lost Planet Demo Breaks 1M Downloads”

  1. Jim2k Says:

    I didn’t like either demo, the controlls were like crap and the visuals were not impressive at all, despite using the UE3 engine. The explosions look ok, but that pretty much all.

  2. Praetorian Says:

    From the moment I played the demo I knew I had to have this game. Something about it was just frakin cool, I mean, who wouldn’t like to fight bugs on an ice planet

  3. Anuban Says:

    Jim2K Capcom does NOT use the UE3 for Lost Planet … I actually do not believe they use it for any game. Where did you get that impression? The game is awesome imho and blows away Gears without question … once again we have very different opinions. That’s cool though.

    About the engine … get your facts straight in the future before you start passing incorrect info.

    “Xbox Gazette : Can you talk a little bit about the engine you use for the game ? Is it the same one used in Dead Rising and do you plan to reutilize it in other games, like Resident Evil 5 ?
    Jun Takeuchi : Yes, we are using the same engine that was created for Dead Rising and we are very pleased with what we have achieved given that these are our first two titles for the Xbox 360. As for Resident Evil 5, we do plan to use the same engine, but will be making a number of changes - you could say we will be tuning it to run like a GT car.”

  4. Jim2k Says:

    Anuban: I though I heard it on GameSpot once, but please provide any info if you got (I might be wrong).

  5. Anuban Says:

    The information has been provided … from the developers own mouth … that person Jun Takeuchi says it all. You could also do as I always do and do a google on Lost Planet game engine if you need even more verification. You are wrong … there is no ‘might’ about it.

  6. Jim2k Says:

    Yeah, alright, relax man. So it doesn’t use the engine. I still think it looks worse than Gears/GRWA/R6V. But maybe that’s because of my SD TV (and Capcom is known for not supporting “old” TV’s correctly)

  7. Anuban Says:

    I am relaxed … I was just letting you know it doesn’t use the UE3, nothing more nothing less. :)

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