The idea of the Alien versus Predator crossover, first started by Dark Horse Comics in 1990, is an interesting concept. Combining both aliens as seen in the films Predator (1987) and Alien (1979), on paper it seems like the perfect franchise mash-up. However, while it may have worked for the world of comics, it hasn’t achieved that level of success in gaming or film. While not the first venture into the gaming world for this combined franchise, Aliens versus Predator is a highly celebrated addition to the series. I tend to disagree. Now run! Get to the review!

I think it’s safe to say we were all a little dissapointed with Aliens vs Predator. But since the rumour surfaced about the Aliens: Colonial Marines

Yep – to those actually still playing the game this is not what you wanted to hear. Eurogamer have reported that Sega have ceased all updates for the AVP

To me, the Alien and Predator films are in some ways the pinnacle of horror. To be stalked, hunter and under attack from beings that are not only far beyond your strength as a person, but to be under attack from creatures that have no sympathy

With AVP certainly shaping up, a new trailer has emerged. In the video it outlines all of the different game modes, as mentioned here in a previous post. The game is looking fast

Sega have been pumping out videos to promote the AVP game and today brings yet another. The “Close combat” trailer shows you how to not only defend yourself, but how to pull off some counter moves. These

With the demo out now and people’s thirst quenched slightly, Rebellion have released a new trailer showing the viewpoint of the marine. Some amazing details include the Aliens

As if we didn’t want this game bad enough. Rebellion and Sega have released a new video showing the Predator in action. Not only does it pay incredible detail and homage to the old school

Each trailer has given us a taste of the different aspects of the campaign…and guess what?