Apart from Capcom's official announcement at last year's E3, and the subsequent revelation that David Hayter will be hopping on board, not much has been known or heard about the movie adaptation of Lost Planet (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC). Thanks to Jun Takeuchi, we're learning more about the project, and what do you know, it won't be following the game's storylines after all.

Kotaku reports that in the latest issue of Japanese gaming mag Famitsu, Capcom exec Keiji Inafune has mentioned sequels for two of Capcom's big games: Dead Rising and Lost Planet (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC). A Capcom UK rep, however, has asked everyone that Inafune's statements might not be the final word.

Capcom has announced over in the E3 their plans to create a movie based on Lost Planet (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC). As if that's not interesting enough, the company also detailed that the writer in charge of this production is somebody plenty of you should be very familiar with. Here's a clue: He's a chain-smoker, wears an eye patch, and has a strange interest in cardboard boxes. More details are available in the full article.

Good news for PS3 owners who have copies Capcom's Lost Planet: Extreme Condition! Over at the publisher's blog, the company just released information that a new patch will be released. This, according to Capcom, is to ensure an increase in gameplay experience. Read more on this after the jump!

You may still be reeling with last week's release of epic titles such as Capcom's Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors, and other major titles, but now's not the time to rest. This week, we're going to have some good gaming love both for the handheld and consoles, with Patapon and Frontlines: Fuel of War, among others. Hit the full article for the complete list of this week's release.     

* Article originally posted Feb 24, 2008 at 09:05PM

Heads up, gamers! The folks at PS3Style were apparently able to score a pre-release copy of Lost Planet: Extreme Condition for the PS3 from Capcom, and they were surprised to see a feature we've all heard about from Devil May Cry 4: a 15 to 20 minute install time.

More on this after the jump!

A multiplayer demo for the Lost Planet: Extreme Condition was available on the PlayStation Network yesterday but was taken down temporarily because of some issues. Hopefully these will be resolved soon, but for now check out the full article for what you can expect from the multiplayer demo once it comes back up again.

Looking at the Entertainment Software Ratings Board (ESRB) is sometimes like looking into future, with your frequency adjusted to home in on the video games channel. In this update, we deliver you not one but TWO titles getting the sequel treatment. Well, one of them's getting a sequel, the other's getting an expansion. Interested? Check out all the details in the full article.

We are finally given a more specific date than "February" for the release of Capcom's Lost Planet: Extreme Condition for the PlayStation 3. We should expect the game to come out this February 26. To ease the wait somewhat, you can check out 15 new screenshots in the full article.

Aside from getting all extra Xbox 360 content as well as the bonus playable characters for the PC version of Lost Planet (Xbox 360, PC, PS3), the PS3 version will get an exclusive playable character, Luka. More details in the full article.