Lost planet 2 wont fit on xbox 360 dvd-chrge for dlc???teamxbox

This is where owning both systems pays off. Can you imagine paying for the rest of a game?

Capcom has publically lamented having to cut large amounts of content from Lost Planet 2 in order to fit it onto the Xbox 360’s piddling DVD capacity without the game turning into a swapfest, but promises users will be able to buy everything they cut as DLC.
Speaking with rag Famitsu about the production of Lost Planet 2, now in the fine-tuning stages, producer Jun Takeuchi complains of the constraints imposed by Microsoft’s refusal to employ Blu-ray; in previous interviews he made much the same comments about Resident Evil 5, saying he would like to see a “complete” version on the PS3…

Did the development go well?
There weren’t any big problems. More troubling than any development problems was having to keep cutting out content.
We included a lot in this release, and by the end it became a battle with the disc capacity.
Truly, we were weeping as we were forced to cut stuff.
That stuff might be available as DLC in the future – look forward to it.

Buying content which Capcom couldn’t fit onto the Xbox 360’s DVD as DLC – certainly something to look forward to.

Heres team xbox's story on this as well.

Capcom producer and Lost Planet creator Jun Takeuchi claimed his team was "in tears" as it made hard decisions to cut "major" content in their upcoming sequel Lost Planet 2 due to the limitations of the Xbox 360's DVD-9 disc format (as reposted by Kotaku via a Japanese site). Takeuchi states that "the content that was cut was significant," and that the team found themselves "wrestl(ing) with disc space."

This isn't the first (or likely last) time a developer has complained about the 360's disc format. The most famous statements came from iD and John Carmack regarding their in-development open-world shooter Rage; Carmack claimed that the Xbox 360 version of the multi-platform title would likely look worse due to more aggressive compression if forced to ship on two DVDs, rather than 3. EA/BioWare's recent hit Mass Effect 2 shipped on two discs in January