#Steam lost planet 2 ps3

My only assumption here is that this is probably because GFWL is essentially an abandoned platform - despite the fact that the online still works and everything is fine. The first point has a legitimate explanation behind it, apparently all capcom GFWL titles are no longer allowed to go on sales. The other - you guessed it - Street fighter X Tekken Lost Planet 2 is again one of two capcom titles on steam that has a strong multiplayer component that has had no effort to be moved off of GFWL (probably due to low player numbers on PC, now it's basically just small groups of friends playing). Lost Planet 2 is one of two capcom titles on steam that appears to have strange region restrictions on steam. Lost Planet 2 is one of two capcom titles on steam that has been absent from all recent capcom sales events. So I did a little bit more sleuthing and this is all the info I have put together so let's take a look at the possible evidence. This got me wondering, if something was going on with Lost Planet 2 because relative to all the other capcom titles on steam Lost Planet 2 seems to be in some kind of strange limbo. I guess this is why I was able to purchase it from my steam client without ever encountering the message.ДЄfter digging around a bit, I found out the game was actually never supposed to go on sale, it was just a steam systematization error that accidentally listed the game as going on sale when the other two went on sale, probably a left over from previous steam summer sales. On top of that back when I was visiting family in Italy in 2009 I contacted steam support so they could force my region to the US so the prices wouldn't appear in euros. The reason that I had never noticed this is because I usually live in the US, but I am currently living in South America. However the next morning I mentioned it to my friends and they said 'uh dude it's 20 bucks' so thuroughly confounded I went to go check on the steam website and found myself staring at a 'this game is not available in your region' message. So as I mentioned before the game hasn't gone on sale in quite some time and has been curiously been absent from several 'CAPCOM sales week!' events on steam, and seeing it on sale made me jump at the chance to snag it. That all being said, let's move on to where things get weird. The game also while not a blockbuster hit did manage to sell a modest 1.5 million copies in its first 8 months, which is respectable for a title that's kind of a bit different from your standard third person shooters, but I believe this was a lot lower of a figure than what capcom was expecting. Now Lost Planet 2 wasn't a well reviewed game but it was a fun co-op experience and it's honestly a solid game but that's just like my opinion man.

Lost Planet 2 is normally a 20 dollar game, and on top of that hasn't gone on sale in about 2 years (some places online say in 3).

#Steam lost planet 2 ps3

Now, I've played the PS3 version of Lost Planet 2 a ton when it released, basically spent a whole summer on EDN III, but I have friends who I felt would enjoy it but didn't have a PS3, so I thought this would be an awesome opportunity to introduce them to the game at a great entry fee. I excitedly purchased it, saw that the sale was running till the 22nd and thought 'neat maybe I'll be able to convince a few other friends to buy it so we can play!'. So this past steam sale I was notified that Lost Planet 2 had gone on sale for 60% off and was 8 dollars.