If you want a good third person shooter you'll be better off going for a Gears of War title. Lost Planet 2 is filled with graphical glitches, instant kills and hair pulling frustration. The time commitment that needs to be put into a level if you're stuck is ridiculous.

If Lost Planet 2 were the only videogame on store shelves enabling players to shoot at shit, it would be revolutionary. But it isn't. It's just another deposit of digital cholesterol on a constricting artery that's one cheeseburger away from being clogged forever by uninspired third-person shooters.

the graphics and lighting are intense the controls are smooth and the gamplay is good one of the best sounding games in my opinion but i bought the game thinking i was gonna be in a big mech shooting big aliens and instead you spend most of the time on foot shooting humans wondering how i went from...

Lost Planet 2 is a divisive game. When I write that, I don't mean that it divides players in any way. I'm using the term to describe the very ideas at the game'score. The game feels like two schools of game design are at war with each other and when the dust settles, what's left is a game that has...

Looking back over my experience with Lost Planet 2 in comparison to the first installment, you can easily see that Capcom wanted and succeeded in providing the same great experience you found in Lost Planet with Lost Planet 2, while also fixing several of the issues that plagued the first...

With inspiration from Modern Warfare and Gears of War, Lost Planet 2 delivers action by the bucketload. When you're battling against the biggest bugs the game has to offer, Lost Planet 2 can be a blast particularly with a few friends.

Lost Planet 2 is a decent sequel, but it fails to push the series forward in terms of gameplay or originality. I wanted to love it, but instead it all felt very samey and was over before I knew it.

Lost Planet 2 is better by leaps and bounds from the original. Still, there is room for improvement, especially in a more cohesive storyline. It's better in a lot of areas, but could be even greater.

It would seem to me that when a game comes out offering you, and three of your friends, a chance to team up against giant bugs that can eat you and poop you back out in an all-out, guns-a-blazin' action experience… then ups the ante by throwing in giant robot suits, it's going to be pretty hard for...

Online multiplayer competitive modes; Giant robots; Experience being bug poo

The train level; The train level (so bad it's on here twice

Despite its shortcomings and lukewarm response from the gaming press, the original Lost Planet showed signs of greatness that boded well for future iterations of the franchise.