Announced back in 2005 for the launch of the Xbox 360 in Japan, the first Lost Planet was finally released about a year later in the country of the rising sun, soon followed by the European and North American version. Capcom's new franchise was quite original back then as there was a strong emphasis on the hero's body temperature the thermo-energy allowed to regulate. The game featured a campaign mode and some multiplayer action that actually got quite a strong fanbase at the time. The plot of the main story was clearly not the best out there but it still gave some incentive to keep playing in order to discover Wayne's lost memories. Four years later, here comes Lost Planet 2, and the least we can say is that its campaign mode will certainly not please everyone.

Capcom released some new images of Lost Planet 2. The game will ship very soon now and we should be able to review the offline campaign in time for the beginning of next week.

Capcom also presents some of the characters you will encounter in Lost Planet 2. Images inside.

Capcom has released a new trailer for Lost Planet 2 that gives a look at the Lady Pirates from the game which will be available on May 11.

Capcom has also released a trailer and some screenshots for Lost Planet 2. They show two multiplayer maps that allow some underwater action. You will be able to download them the same day as the game's release.

Capcom sent us this brand new and as usual very well done trailer of Lost Planet 2.

Capcom cockers Lost Planet 2 fans with not less than 4 new videos, so they can notably learn more about the story and the environments of the game before its release, on May 11th in Europe and May 18th in the US.

Right after the images from this morning, Capcom releases these three videos for Lost Planet 2. As the last time, three teams are at the controls. The UK and German team plays in the desert map while the French team is on the turbulent jungle.

Capcom released some new images of Lost Planet 2 showing Turbulent Jungle, the map that will be available in the multiplayer demo on April 21 (Xbox Live) and 22 (Playstation Network). Up to 16 players will be able to join the fight until the game ships on May 11.

Capcom sent us new videos of Lost Planet 2, dedicated to its co-op mode. Three videos showing three teams playing, the British, French and German team. The game will launch on May 11 in North America and Europe, PC version will come out later this year.