Perhaps in commemoration of last night's season premiere, Ubisoft sent along a new trailer of its forthcoming game based on the mysterious ABC television drama.

Expected to hit retailers on February 26, the Ubisoft Montreal-developed Lost: Via Domus (PC, PS3, X360) follows the adventures of a previously unrevealed survivor of Oceanic Flight 815. Split into seven episodes of chronologically-challenged flashbacks, the title is said to take around 10 hours to complete.

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Ubisoft Montreal's long-awaited Lost video game will hit stores on February 26, reports the MTV Multiplayer Blog.

Titled Lost: Via Domus, the game--which will arrive on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360--follows a previously unintroduced character. Major characters in the show, such as Kate (Evangeline Lily, pictured left) and Jack (Matthew Fox), make brief cameos throughout the adventure.

Split into seven episodes of chronologically-challenged flashbacks, the title is said to take about 10 hours to complete and was made with the involvement of the show's producers, including creator J.J. Abrams.

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Following yesterday's official announcement of the game, here is the trailer being shown at Comic-Con for the Lost video game.

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The game inspired by ABC and J.J. Abram's ever-mysterious Lost will crash land on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in the first quarter of 2008, publisher Ubisoft announced this morning. A trailer of the game will debut at today's San Diego Comic-Con panel on Lost season 4, which begins at 5 PM PDT.

Developed by Ubisoft Montreal, the Lost game puts players in the role of a survivor of Oceanic flight 815, which veered off-course and unexpectedly crashed on a remote Pacific island. As players explore locations from the show and interact with its main characters, such as Kate (Evangeline Lily, pictured left) and Jack (Matthew Fox), they will learn more about their character's past, which will likely lead to previously unrealized connections with other survivors. Along the way, players will face puzzles and many of the same challenges seen on the show, including the angry dust cloud-esque smoke monster.

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