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Try to survive the elements in this new Lost Planet 3 trailer


Capcom this morning sent over a new trailer for Lost Planet 3 showing off some of the harsh, frozen environments that you’ll have to survive in the game.

They also sent over a link to a survival quiz they created for the game, which you can check out right here.

Lost Planet 3 – Frozen To Death trailer:
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Lost Planet 3 is coming to the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC on August 27th.

The temperature on E.D.N. III is a lethal minus 120 degrees and only the fittest can survive the terrifying conditions that await them on this frozen planet. This latest video from NEVEC gives a chilling account of the reactions to severe cold, including mental and body responses to harsh environments.

Do you think you?re fit enough to survive E.D.N. III?s deadly temperatures? Take the test here and find out how your skills compare to some of the greatest survival stories in history.

Lost Planet 3 is scheduled for release on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC in North America on August 27 and across Europe on August 30.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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