The Entertainment Software Rating Board continues to break news of unannounced games, as this week the board updated its ratings database with assessments for new installments of Capcom's PC and Xbox 360 action game Lost Planet and Vivendi Games' Xbox Live Arcade cooperative shooter Assault Heroes.
The entire Lost Planet series plus Resident Evil: Code Veronica X get Xbox One backward compatibility today.
This is absolutely amazing! To this day Lost Planet is still my all time favorite online game. Love the Lost planet franchise!
2 is the one with 4 player co-op right? That was amazing! Being able to fight giant monsters in co-op was so awesome. It was like Monster hunter with guns.
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TGH Writes:
"Top down shooters are making a comeback recently. Heck any arcade like shooter is getting publicity now. Where does this put Assault Heroes? The PSN re-release of the XBLA hit came out 2 years after the fact. So does the time spent in development help the game or is it simply just a port of a good game."
PS3 version 1 year after?
nice
Cool find. The game publishers really should tell ESRB to be more carefull unless they indeed wanted their games to become public like this and before the official announcement.
freakin' schweet :)
don't publishers get pissed the ESRB keeps lettin the cat outta the bag?
Kind of obvious that there would be a Lost Planet sequel coming out soon. The PS3 port of LP pretty much confirms it. Capcom wouldn't be stupid enough to release a one year old port of a game unless they were preparing one of its audiences for a multiplatform LP sequel. I'm betting that the sequel would have a strong, strong connection to the first, hence the need for the original on the PS3.