| Display title | Lost Planet |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Lost Planet is a Third-Person Shooter developed by Capcom for the Xbox 360, Play Station 3 and the PC. The game takes place on a planet known as EDN III, a planet that humanity was attempting to colonize. However, the native Akrid, a mysterious race of insect-like creatures, drove off the colonists. Only after discovering the potent "Thermal Energy" inside their bodies did humans fight back. Now NEVEC, led by Commander Dennis Isenberg, is attempting to take control of EDN III by using what is known as the "Frontier System", which will Terraform the cold planet in exchange for the elimination of all life on the planet. |
