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No reasonable person is outraged that this game exists. No reasonable person is upset that the developer wanted to make a game that is different than Lost Planet 1 & 2. What reasonable people are upset about is that *they had to destroy the Lost Planet IP in order to do so*.
It's like what happened with the 'New Coke'. Coca-Cola introduced a new formulation of the soda. The public was not happy, to put it mildly. Not because they didn't like the new formulation, but because Coca-Cola destroyed the old Coke that people had loved for a century in order to make room for it.
Want to make a new game? Go ahead, but don't destroy the Crysis/F.E.A.R./Dead Space/Lost Planet/Max Payne/Fallout your customers love in order to do so.