Lost Planet
After receiving lots of reviews, Capcom's Action-TPS Lost Planet is stepping to the PC platform. After staying non-PC bestseller game in the month of January, Lost Planet is jumping over to a new orbit, breaking the chains of Xbox360 exclusivity.
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The game developer has made the use of DirectX 10 in developing Lost Planet so will apparently be good enough Vista compatible.
Nvidia will be extending its helping hand to bring Capcom's TPS to the PC platform with a 2560x1600 pixels resolutions. Nvidia will engage its GeForce 8 series of GPUs to run Lost Planet on PC.
The game will be shipping to the retailer stores around North US sometimes this June for a suggestive price of $39.99.
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However, the game was previously launched as an Xbox360 exclusive title but with a great success over Xbox360, Capcom (I think) wants to excavate new scopes to make it a PC bestseller, as well.
I am vague about the tic-tac-toe behind bringing a console exclusive to the PC platform but I am waiting for the announcement of PS3 version that the officials didn't clue.
Via: 3yen
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