Alien 3

Newest Review: ... at all is not explained, but never mind, this is a platform game after all. Alien 3 looks great for the time- the levels are ... more

... highly polished and atmospheric and the aliens have a wicked, chrome-like shine to them, and the animation is convincing too, whilst blasting away at your insectile foes is hugely satisfying. The settings reflect the locations of second and third films, as you crawl through air-vents, climb ladders and run around huge industrial complexes and futuristic living quarters in your attempt to rescue the prisoners. Unfortunately, the gameplay is liner, repetitive and dull, and can be immensely frustrating when you end ...more

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Alien 3: I thought you said we had no weapons? (390 words)
by - written on 17/08/09 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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Alien 3 is a nice-looking but rather dull platform game that bears next to no resemblance to the film of the same name- whereas the film makes a big deal of the fact that there are no weapons around, Alien 3 the game sees you playing as a skinhead Ripley fully tooled up with a pulse rifle, grenade launcher a flamethrower and handgrenades, wiping out Giger's nightmarish creations left, right and centre as you try and rescue all the prisoners that are stuck to the walls with alien goo before the timer runs out and they fall foul of the alien babies that are waiting patiently to burst out of their chests on cue. Quite how Ripley stops this from happening at all is not ... Read the complete review

Game Over, Man! Game Over (1010 words)
by - written on 16/08/07 (Very useful, 94 readings)
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16-bit video game adaptations of contemporary films never made for the most memorable gaming experience, and Probe’s translation of ‘Alien 3’ lives up to the cash-in standards of the time by being largely irrelevant and unfaithful to its source. If anyone really remembers the third Alien film after all this time (the sort of film that creates quite a buzz when first released that soon dies down as audiences realise it really wasn’t that good compared to its predecessors), it once again starred Sigourney Weaver as the sci-fi action heroine Ellen Ripley, facing her third attack of terrifying H.R. Giger-designed extraterrestrial menaces in a run-down prison complex out in ... Read the complete review