Post Comment - Blue's News

The Lost for PCs Found

[Apr 12, 2006, 10:10 am ET] - Share - Viewing Comments

This page on the framed FXLabs Website reveals that a PC edition of The Lost is in the works in addition to an Xbox version (thanks Frans). This comes just as the PS2 edition of the Lost earned the dubious distinction of landing on IGN's Top 10 Vaporware List, one of those regularly scheduled opportunities to mock TeamFortress 2 and Duke Nukem Forever. Here's word on the project:

An action/horror game for the PC and Xbox. "The Lost" pits players against the denizens of the underworld as they make their way through an incredible array of visually stunning environments! Fight a wide array of creatures, control up to four distinct characters, and lose yourself in the compelling storyline and eerie music. This game is being developed as a joint production between Irrational Games and FXLabs Studios.

Post Comment
Enter the details of the comment you'd like to post in the boxes below and click the button at the bottom of the form.

Re: No subject

Apr 12, 2006, 19:10

Shadowcat

faces of war is most certainly not Medal of Honor, Company of heros isnt Brothers in Arms, Commandos isnt IL-2 Sturmovik And no one suggested otherwise. They merely pointed out that, as a historical set of events, if WW2 is used as a game's setting then you automatically have a reasonable understanding of that setting. A game like Freedom Force vs The Third Reich is going to mess with that a bit of course, but generally speaking it's true. the theme might be the same but it encompasses many different genres Right. AFAIK, that's all anyone said. horror almost always plays the same ..things that jump out of closet/dark corner, lights that turn off suddenly, creepy kids etc Well if that's your complete definition of horror, maybe? the horror genre is almost exclusively fps Okay, WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU SMOKING?!? FPS horror is one of the most criminally under-populated genres in gaming!

Subject

Comment [quote="Shadowcat"Apr 12, 2006, 19:10]q[faces of war is most certainly not Medal of Honor, Company of heros isnt Brothers in Arms, Commandos isnt IL-2 Sturmovik]q And no one suggested otherwise. They merely pointed out that, as a historical set of events, if WW2 is used as a game's setting then you automatically have a reasonable understanding of that setting. A game like Freedom Force vs The Third Reich is going to mess with that a bit of course, but generally speaking it's true. q[the theme might be the same but it encompasses many different genres]q Right. AFAIK, that's all anyone said. q[horror almost always plays the same ..things that jump out of closet/dark corner, lights that turn off suddenly, creepy kids etc]q Well if that's your complete definition of horror, maybe? q[the horror genre is almost exclusively fps]q Okay, WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU SMOKING?!? FPS horror is one of the most criminally under-populated genres in gaming! [/quote]

;) :( :o %) :) :| ;P X| :D More

If you have a signature set up, it will be automatically appended to your comment.
If you don't already have a Blue's News user account, you can sign up here.
Forgotten your password? Click here.

Email me when this topic is updated.

Special Codes

b[bold text]b
i[italic text]i
u[underline text]u
-[~~strikethrough text~~]-
c[code text]c
+[bullet point]+
q[quote text (indented)]q
[quote="Author"]quote text (indented)[/quote]
[url=Link]text[/url]
r{red text}r
g{green text}g
b{blue text}b
m{maroon text}m
s{secret text (shows in the background colour)}s

Forum Rules

Disagree all you want but attacks of a personal nature will not be tolerated.
Ethnic slurs and homophobic language will not be tolerated.
Do not post spam, links to warez sites, or instructions on how to obtain pirated software.
Abusing the forums in any manner that could be construed as 'griefing' will not be tolerated.