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Capcom will be highlighting three of their titles, DuckTales: Remastered, Lost Planet 3, and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies, on the show floor of PAX Prime 2013. Along with a lounge for Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, the Capcom Store will return with opportunities to purchase all sorts of memorabilia like Umbrella Corp. umbrellas and Mega Man 25th Anniversary statues.

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One of these days, Jeff, Vinny, and Brad are going to find that planet, and it will be glorious.

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Rev:Lost Planet is part of that select class of game franchises that began during this console generation and has seen no fewer than three installments. With Lost Planet 3, the pendulum *sort of* swings back to the more exploratory designs of the first game, but now through the lens of a Western studio, Spark Unlimited. But is it a successful swing?

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Kevin VanOrd braves the cold to bring you this review for Lost Planet 3.

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That burrowing drill isn't the only thing that's boring.
When Nic Cage lookalike Jim Peyton steps onto the frozen, hostile surface of EDN III, he's only there to do a job. As it turns out, you'll do a lot of jobs for a number of different people. There are fetch jobs, repair jobs, defend jobs and even optional jobs on top of the main jobs, and they're all kept in your Job Log. There are little bits of interest wedged between the tasks you're given, but they don't quite prevent Lost Planet 3 from developing into a dull exercise in how to turn a game into one long job; the kind that you can't wait to escape from at the end of the day.

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VideoGamer: "Lost Planet 3 is one of the most ambitious 5/10 games I've encountered in a very long time. As disappointing as it all turned out to be, there's no denying the team at Spark Unlimited had pretty lofty goals, what with a story that centred on engineer Jim Peyton's dangerous drilling missions on E.D.N. III and the role the planet's vital resource T-ENG could play in the survival of Earth."

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Lost Planet 3 suffers from some technical flaws to really shine in the firmament. In sum, it is very reminiscent of a snowman: the immediate pleasure, but a brief stint. As close to the sun, it tends to melt quickly ...

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GameSpot: "Lost Planet 3 is both less exasperating and less diverse than its predecessors."

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Gaming Blend "Yesterday I had no good words to spare for Capcom and Spark Unlimited's westernized take on the Lost Planet franchise. The third game in the series looked trite, boring, predictable and the exact kind of embodiment of everything gamers complain about in the AAA space. Well guess what? It is."