Capcom executive Keiji Inafune has mentioned in the newest issue of Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu that “We’re finally putting out new Dead Rising and Lost Planet games! As a main principle we’re thinking about multi-platform, and expanding upon both slightly from the Xbox 360 version.” That’s a pretty strong hint towards both games being multi-platform; not to mention that most of Capcom’s games are multi-platform now.

Dead Rising is a game I’ve been wanting to play since it was released, so I’m certainly hoping for a PS3 version. I enjoyed the Lost Planet demo, too (although the full game is either nowhere to be found or way overpriced), so this is good news all round.

Marvel producer guy Avi Arad, the dude behind such fine adaptations as the Iron Man, Spider-Man, and X-men movies, has recently snatched up the rights to Bioware’s awesome story-driven RPG Mass Effect. Read more…

Ripten’s Andrew Podolsky, who is live blogging the Capcom Press Conference as I type this, has just reported that a Lost Planet movie has been confirmed to be in the works. Read more…

For all of those waiting to play Lost Planet on their Playstation 3s, your wait is over. Read more…

Dead Rising, the popular zombie infested action video game published by Capcom is rumored to be in development for the PC. In addition, there also appears to be a new update on the way for Lost Planet, another Capcom tittle, titled “Colonies”. The information makes its way on to the net due to a supposed slip by Halifax, the Capcom distributor in Italy. Read more…

Capcom just sent us brand new Lost Planet Playstation 3 footage. The sci-fi action shooter is scheduled to hit the PS3 in early 2008. Check out the footage after the jump. Read more…

The developers of Lost Planet for the Xbox 360 are giving us yet another map pack, the third so far, on Thursday June 21st. The maps this time around are “Ruins”, “Lost Technology”, and “Ice Drop” … as if the place wasn’t cold enough already. Check out the videos below of each map. Also, the map pack isn’t free, but then again how many things in life really are? After taking a look at these puppies we felt that the price of 400 Microsoft points is well worth it. Enjoy. Read more…