It once again has three separate campaigns and serves as a semi-sequel to Alien 3 that takes place 50 years later. Instead Monolith Productions was at the helm on the 2001 release. Predator 2ĭespite putting out two great games, Rebellion didn’t work on the sequel to its shooter. This also includes all of the Millennium expansion and full multiplayer. Predator Classic 2000, and it’s still a lot of fun to play thanks to its frenetic action. In 2010, it was put out on Steam as Aliens vs. It mirrors the format of the previous game and once again has three separate campaigns to check out. Rebellion returned to the license five years later with an even better shooter called Aliens vs. It’s a bit more difficult to revisit, as the genre has improved a ton since 1994, but this list wouldn’t be complete without it. It even has three different campaigns that each star a different species: Alien, Predator, or human.

Primarily, it features some great visuals (for the time at least) and the sound design still holds up and can be genuinely frightening. Developed by Rebellion Developments, this first-person shooter took full advantage of the system’s technical capabilities. Predator was the reason to own an Atari Jaguar. Great design doesn’t fade, and even though most brawlers tend to be repetitive, there is enough variation to keep this feeling fresh from start to finish. It’s a blast to get through the game’s beautiful levels and it’s just as gorgeous today as it was 25 years ago. It’s one of the best beat ’em up titles ever made and it has Predators and humans teaming up to defeat the aliens. Predator license, the 1994 arcade game by Capcom is fantastic. Widely considered the best game to bear the Alien vs. The city landscape is fun to explore and it’s still a fun time today even if it shows its age and playing a shooter without an analog stick is rarely ideal. Pictured above is the Sega Genesis version, which was an isometric shooter that has the player hunting down the Predator as Mike Harrigan (Danny Glover’s character). The first is an on-rails shooter for PC that Konami put out that hasn’t aged very well. Like the first game, there are two different versions of Predator 2. These fun sequences and branching paths help the home console port have a place beside the technically superior PC versions. Interestingly, the NES version adds in a cool one-on-one mode that removes any sort of platforming and instead has the player battling a Predator.

It later came to a wide array of consoles and computers, including the NES, but they all tend to play the same as players take control of Major Alan Schaefer and battling their way to survival. Originally released for the Commodore 64 in 1987, Predator Soon the Hunt Will Begin is a great side-scrolling adaptation of the classic Arnold Schwarzenegger movie.

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