How Things Go Wrong In Lost Planet 3

Meet Jim. He’s Lost Planet 3 protagonist. Jim leaves his family on earth behind to work on E.D.N. III. Jim’s goal is to make some big bucks, then return home to his family. Of course, it’s never quite that simple, is it? This E3 2012 trailer shows what goes wrong while Jim is out manning his rig:

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Lost Planet 3 is being developed by Spark Unlimited, the studio behind Call of Duty: Finest House and the 2008 shooter Legendary. It will be released early next year.


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