Not again! Small text in Lost Planet multiplayer

We thought this problem was buried with Dead Rising. Well, the dead issue has arisen again, this time with one guy’s experience in the Lost Planet multiplayer demo. That’s the screencap from Angry-Gamer.net above this readable text, complete with Angry-Gamer’s angry gaming MS Paint-drawn commentary, as well as Angry-Gamer’s angry p*t@-p*t@ every seven words or so.

Aren’t Lost Planet and Dead Rising both published by Capcom?

Well, at least the important text to see – the ammo count, life count, etc., are readable. And the Angry-Gamer writer did say that the single-player was “phenomenal. Awesome. Not a problem.” He did think so, so badly of the multiplayer, though (we don’t share his sentiments, although our eyes also hurt from trying to read small text), all because of some text he can’t read.

Certainly not a reliable assessment of the game, since he can play the game fine without having to read the small text, but we’ll agree with him that the small text absolutely bites big wind (especially since that looks like a scoreboard or something). We dunno what the TV was, but the guy claims it’s not any better on HDTV, either. Aren’t Lost Planet and Dead Rising both published by Capcom?

We thought this problem was buried with Dead Rising. Well, the dead issue has arisen again, this time with one guy’s experience in the Lost Planet multiplayer demo. That’s the screencap from Angry-Gamer.net above this readable text, complete with Angry-Gamer’s angry gaming MS Paint-drawn commentary, as well as Angry-Gamer’s angry p*t@-p*t@ every seven words or so.

Aren’t Lost Planet and Dead Rising both published by Capcom?

Well, at least the important text to see – the ammo count, life count, etc., are readable. And the Angry-Gamer writer did say that the single-player was “phenomenal. Awesome. Not a problem.” He did think so, so badly of the multiplayer, though (we don’t share his sentiments, although our eyes also hurt from trying to read small text), all because of some text he can’t read.

Certainly not a reliable assessment of the game, since he can play the game fine without having to read the small text, but we’ll agree with him that the small text absolutely bites big wind (especially since that looks like a scoreboard or something). We dunno what the TV was, but the guy claims it’s not any better on HDTV, either. Aren’t Lost Planet and Dead Rising both published by Capcom?