It is really like my good old friend star wars battlefront 2 it has really good gameplay too!!
Lost Planet: Extreme Condition
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Common Sense says
Exhilarating and violent sci-fi shoot 'em up.
Why We Rated This
for Ages 14–16
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What Parents Need to Know
This review of Lost Planet: Extreme Condition was written by Marc Saltzman
Parents need to know that this gory, violent game is about taking on nasty aliens that resemble giant insects using many weapons, including machine guns, grenades, and shotguns. When you shoot aliens, they scream and explode, spewing body parts and yellow-green goo. Language that may offend some include lines such as, "Damn you, sons of bitches!" and, "Now you will die like dogs!" The game can be played online using the Xbox Live service; Common Sense media does not recommend online play for anyone under age 12.
Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about this fantasy world, combining bad bug-like aliens with a snow-covered planet. Why do you think inhospitable climates like icy wastelands and deserts are popular sci-fi settings? And why do bug-like creatures make good scary aliens? If you were to design the most dastardly alien, what would it look like? Are sci-fi creatures easier or more fun to shoot?
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What’s the Story?
Is It Any Good?
Even more exciting than the solo campaign, gamers will enjoy playing with up to 15 others in four online head-to-head modes via the Xbox Live service ($49.99 a year). Examples of these modes include Team Elimination, where teams battle it out to be the last ones standing, and Post Grab, where the winner is the first to find and initialize all of the Data Posts scattered around on a mission map. The game suffers from a few shortcomings, such as a relatively short single-player campaign (about seven hours, and a story gets a little convoluted around its midway point -- but you don't need to follow the weak plot (or believe in the paper-thin characters) in order to enjoy the gameplay.
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ESRB rating: T (for animated blood, mild language, violence)
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- I rate this title iffy for age 10 and give it
behold a really cool game!
- I rate this title on for age 12 and give it
- My highlights are:
- Easy to play
Great game for most ages!!!!!!!!
There is no gore what so ever( The stuff that spews out of dead stuff is energy called T-eng that helps the character stay alive, its also orange), and the levels are challenging yet still fun on normal setting, I believe the unlimited mode makes the game( IT'S SO MUCH FUN) Overall, the game is great for kids with parents who don't want them exposed to much language or gore, but want a first-person shooter.
- I rate this title on for age 7 and give itMy concerns are:
- Excessive violence
good game
REALLY FUN!
- I rate this title iffy for age 9 and give it
not halo 3
t've palyed a lot of acton shooters this is one of the best ever (aside from halo 3 of course) it has a lot of shooting/explosions no blood or gore it's fine for 9 and up ENJOY!
- I rate this title iffy for age 10 and give it
IT WAS AWSWOME
I played it at a friends house and I think it should be E10+ no blood and goor just vilonce and language nothing that bad really if you have a 10 or up child and a xbox360 you should look at it.

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