

The storyline of "Lost Planet 2" for PS3 constantly shifts back and forth between different scenarios. Players can earn more points for completing extra objectives or playing in a unique manner. This game continues with a feature from the original in that it rewards players with experience points. Characters may have their energy replenished by other team members, who can give them some of their energy to keep players alive. Thermal energy is still constantly, but slowly, drained during regular play, unless a specific ability is equipped.

Energy can only be massively drained when players use weapons that require energy, or when they pilot a Vital Suit unit. Unlike the previous game, "Lost Planet 2" won’t constantly drain thermal energy from players because it takes place in a much warmer climate. It is reminiscent of other video games in this genre, like "Call of Duty," "Resident Evil," and "Monster Hunter." Many gameplay features from the original game are present, such as extreme terrain, the ability to pilot mechanical armor suits, and taking part in major boss battles. This video game was developed for a number of platforms: PlayStation 3, Microsoft Windows, and Xbox 360.

This is a third-person shooter game developed and published by Capcom as a sequel to "Lost Planet: Extreme Condition." It takes place 10 years after the first game’s events, and is set on the same fictional planet, E.D.N. Lost Planet 2 also allows you to play in competitive multiplayer modes, with a maximum of 16 players. You can engage in single-player battle spanning six episodes, or join a co-op group of four players that team up to fight against the swarming Akrid. During gameplay, you are able to select from an assortment of customizable weapons, such as sniper rifles, laser guns, rocket launchers, or machine guns. Gaming action is seen through a third-person perspective, as you engage the Akrid while on foot, or from an expansive collection of Vital Suits. The Akrid, gigantic, insect-like creatures, have also adapted to the changes. This installment finds the world that was formerly frozen transformed into arid deserts and tropical jungles. "Lost Planet 2" for PS3 is set 10 years after the tumultuous events from the original game of the series.
