Lost Planet multiplayer survey

By Tom Bramwell Published 18 April, 2007

Influence future development.

Still playing Lost Planet? Then you might want to fill in a new official survey, which Capcom claims will influence the direction of multiplayer development in future.

The survey, which doesn't take down any user information, but does ask you to pick favourite weapons, and say whether you feel some of them are over or underpowered. You also get to comment on map-size, control schemes, and let the team know if you've ever had network problems.

Although Lost Planet was released in January, Capcom has continued to support it with patches that tweak multiplayer support, and the addition of new maps, some of which came out a fortnight ago.

The publisher now plans to release the game for the PC as well, and says it will be out as soon as June in Europe. For more on the game, check out our Lost Planet: Extreme Condition Xbox 360 review.

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Tom is Operations director of Eurogamer Network and Editor-at-Large of Eurogamer.net. He joined the company in February 2000.

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Comments (7) Latest comment 5 years ago

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  • nickthegun #1 5 years ago

    Good on capcom, although they do make the classic mistake of not putting 'N/A' for a field, if you dont think any weapon is particularly overpowered, for example.

  • repairmanjack #2 5 years ago

    Not bad... bit too many questions about my technical set-up, as if any online woes couldn't possibly come from their end.

    Needed a comments/suggestions section, too, but nice to see them open to this kind of evaluation.

  • inomine #3 5 years ago

    Lost Planet is an awesome online experience, they just need to sort out some pretty basic things. A decent game browser would be one of them, I'd be happy if they let me order the game list by ping. They also need to let me mute people during a match, as not being able to do that with all the American idiot kids on there is a pain in the ballsack.

  • kangarootoo #4 5 years ago

    @repairmanjack

    "bit too many questions about my technical set-up, as if any online woes couldn't possibly come from their end."

    That sort of thing is so they can identify what might trigger a particular issue, and therefore recreate it. Recreating a fault is fundamental in troubleshooting. It doesn't mean they are disowning issues.

  • repairmanjack #5 5 years ago

    I think what the game needs more than anything else is more host options (no VS matches, please!) - and the ability to change game parameters without throwing everyone out of the lobby.

    That said, I love this game to bits.

  • enzima #6 5 years ago

    @inomine


    you already can, you just dont know how. If you press the X-box buttons, then personal setting, then chat, then choose whou you want to mute (its forever, but reversible). Should be something like that

  • MrBiggles #7 5 years ago

    Game is £24.99 on play.com if anymoe wants to pick it up. Got mine ordered today. For that price I had to, also got Dead rising for the same price from there.