Lost Planet 3 Touches Down This June In The U.S. And Europe

Capcom have announced a release date for Lost Planet 3 in North America and Europe. The PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 game will reach North America on June 25th and Europe on June 28th. Here’s a new trailer you can watch as well:

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Lost Planet 3 is being developed by Spark Unlimited. Capcom chose the developer after one of their producers was impressed by a prototype Spark had developed. You can read more about the game here.


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