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Lost Planet Movie Has Nothing To Do With Lost Planet Games

2:30PM Luke Plunkett | So, Capcom, David Hayter and producer Avi Arad are making a Lost Planet movie. If it followed the plot of the games, there’d be robot suits, and there’d be giant bugs. But then, it’s not following the plot of the games! More »
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Three Capcom 360 Platinum Hits, One Box

10:20AM Mike Fahey | What would you do if Capcom bundled together Lost Planet, Devil May Cry 4, and Dead Rising into one release at a lower price? Capcom is hoping you’d buy it. More »
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Some New Lost Planet 2 Screens For You

7:20AM Luke Plunkett | It’s Comic-Con time. That means, perversely, it’s time for video game news and video game media. Early out of the gates are these Lost Planet 2 screenshots. And yes. There are both mech suits and giant bugs. More »
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Fan-Made IPhone Wallpapers Look Familiar

11:20AM AJ Glasser | Surprisingly, there’s more than just Street Fighter in this lineup of fan-made Capcom wallpapers. Mega Man, Duck Tales and Lost Planet feature prominently plus some games I’m not even sure I can name. More »
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Capcom & Valve Practically Giving Lost Planet Away

1:30PM Luke Plunkett | Did you hear? Lost Planet 2 is coming! Time for some cutthroat marketing, which this week comes courtesy of Capcom and Valve’s Lost Planet sale on Steam. More »
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New Dead Rising And Lost Planet Mentioned, Might Be Multi-Platform

4:30PM Brian Ashcraft | In an interview in the upcoming issue of Famitsu, Capcom exec Keiji Inafune mentioned new Dead Rising and Lost Planet games. More importantly, he talked about the games going multi-platform. More »
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Lost Planet Is A Big, Big Movie

5:30PM Luke Plunkett | The Resident Evil movies were B-grade stuff. The upcoming Street Fighter movie does not look promising. But Capcom are making more movies, and Lost Planet is one of them. And on that, they are not messing around. More »

Lost Planet Movie Confirmed

3:30PM Luke Plunkett | MGS actor and Hollywood writer David Hayter said, a few weeks back, that a deal to bring Lost Planet to the big screen was “not entirely confirmed yet”. Is now! Variety are reporting that the project’s a done deal, with Warner Bros. to distribute, former Marvel pictures boss Avi Arad to produce and Hayter to write. Capcom will be contributing at least some, if not all of the money for the movie, though there’s no word on a release window. Expect more info at Capcom’s E3 event tomorrow. Capcom making Lost Planet movie [Variety] More »

Lost Planet The Movie By Solid Snake Is Just Shy Of Confirmed

6:40AM Michael McWhertor | The voice of Solid Snake says that the film adaptation of Capcom’s Lost Planet is this close — you can’t see, but my fingers are but a hair’s-breadth apart — to being confirmed, pending a deal with Warner Bros. That deal, David Hayter says, is “just closing” but “not entirely confirmed yet” according to a report from IGN. It’s good news for Lost Planet fans — and not just because of Hayter’s screenwriting nerd cred based on his X-Men and Watchmen scripts — because the man cares deeply about the source material. “There is gap in Hollywood between people who write good movies and those who appreciate good video games”, Hayter said. The man with the trademark voice says he tries “to make an effort to take the essence of the game, keep as much of that as possible, and still put it into a proper film structure”. Yes, yes, but will it feature bug shooting? ‘Cause bug shooting is key. AX08: Solid Snake Discusses Lost Planet [IGN] More »

Somebody Wants To Make A Lost Planet Movie?

1:20PM Luke Plunkett | Yesterday’s episode of Evil Avatar’s podcast featured as a special guest David “Voice of Solid Snake” Hayter. They got chatty, they talked Metal Gear, but something else they talked about was Hayter’s other line of work: as a Hollywood writer. Over the year’s, Hayters worked on movies like X-Men 1 & 2 and the Scorpion King, and he’s even at work on the upcoming Watchmen flick as well. Seems he’s also in discussions with both Capcom and Warner Bros to write a screenplay for a Lost Planet movie. Interesting choice, Capcom. Can’t say I enjoyed the game too much, but the setting could work as a flick, especially if it’s pitched at the Chronicles of Riddick end of the budget/market. Evil Avatar Radio Ep. Eleventy One – David Hayter [Evil Avatar] More »