New Lost Planet 2 Demo On The Way

Alan Baxter On March - 27 - 2010

An online multiplayer demo for Capcom’s Lost Planet 2 will be coming to Xbox Live on April 21 and the Playstation Network on April 22nd. It has been announced that the available map will be based in the Jungle (pictured below), you will be able to track your stats and full voice chat will be possible (but when isn’t it).

An added incentive to download the demo has been given in the form of you being awarded a special Machine Gun that you’ll be able to use in the full game; if you decide to buy it. While you wait for the demo in a few weeks, check out the latest screenshots:

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The jungle map, looking good!

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