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Alien³

  • Videojuego
  • 1992
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Alien³ (1992)
ActionAdventureHorrorSci-FiThriller

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAlien³ is a side-scrolling action game based on the 1992 David Fincher movie. You assume the role of Ripley who arrives at the prison planet of Fury 161 and finds the planet infested by Xeno... Leer todoAlien³ is a side-scrolling action game based on the 1992 David Fincher movie. You assume the role of Ripley who arrives at the prison planet of Fury 161 and finds the planet infested by Xenomorph Runners. Equipped with Colonial Marine weaponry to defend yourself, in each of 20 le... Leer todoAlien³ is a side-scrolling action game based on the 1992 David Fincher movie. You assume the role of Ripley who arrives at the prison planet of Fury 161 and finds the planet infested by Xenomorph Runners. Equipped with Colonial Marine weaponry to defend yourself, in each of 20 levels, you have to rescue all the trapped prisoners and then make your way to the exit, whi... Leer todo

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    • Larry Ferguson
    • David Giler
    • Walter Hill
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      • Larry Ferguson
      • David Giler
      • Walter Hill
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    Alien³!

    Alien³ is one of the one of the coolest action video games! The characters, the action, and the sure thrill of adventure makes this game a fun non-stop playing time! Below is a brief look how I think the game is!

    Game Play: The game play is very good. There is really basic controls here and is easy to perform. Novice gamers should have a good time here!

    Graphics: The graphics are wonderful especially for the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis Systems! The backgrounds are really beautiful! Difficulty: The game is easy but as it goes on you find out that it will become more difficult!

    Music: The music is great! Just fantastic catchy tunes through out the game! In My opinion its some of the best music ever in a video game!

    Sound: The sound is great. Nuff said!

    Overall: I have always loved Alien³! If you like excellent adventure games, monsters, and more then I strongly recommend you play this game!

    To purchase this video game check out Amazon.com!
    8Field78

    A licence-game curse-breaker!

    It is peculiar and actually a bit undeserved that this game is listed as a single title here on IMDb, because there were a whopping eight versions released for as many systems. And although there were a lot of similarities between many of those versions, no two were completely the same, and some couldn't be more different from one another. Sometimes you wonder where a work of art stops being an 'alternate version' and actually becomes a different title altogether. For example, the Assembly Cut of the movie Alien 3 comes to mind, and I also feel that this game adaptation would merit different title pages for each of its versions; but I guess that is a discussion for another time and place.

    Admittedly, I have only ever owned and played the game on the SNES, so I have no experience with the other versions. This review will thus be exclusively about the SNES game. But by comparing descriptions and watching youtube clips, I'd say that the SNES and GameBoy versions were most unique in their design, graphics and gameplay, and that the SNES version would appeal to me best. The other six versions were based on the same sort of template, basically the standard side-scrolling shoot-'m-up that most licence games were known for at the time: controlling characters who fight their way through hordes of monsters in linear fashion, with ample ammunition and some scenery loosely based on the eponymous movie. Alien 3 SNES, however, did things quite differently.

    I got introduced to this game almost eight years after its release, in a time when the SNES had run its course, but I vividly remember being impressed with how well the developers had used the game licence, not just in appearance but also in content. The very atmospheric introduction nicely recaps the movie's beginning, and the rest of the game features locations and backgrounds that almost look like they were taken directly from the movie. The austere prison interiors, leadworks and even the barren exteriors (complete with dual sunset) are very recognizable from the movie, made even more moody with mist and rain effects. There are even areas that wouldn't be seen in the film until the longer Assembly Cut was released. The graphics are very adequate for the system at the time, especially the mother Aliens look very much like the creature from the movie. The sound effects are of lesser quality, especially alien screeches sound a bit poor, but the animations of exploding Aliens and Facehuggers are satisfying enough to make up for that. The music, often reminiscent of Aliens, also helps.

    Alien 3 SNES also has a narrative that goes beyond the gung-ho shooting in most of the other versions. Much has been said about the decision to feature Aliens-type firepower and creature infestation, but it's probably for the best (no one would have appreciated a game where all you do is run away from a single Alien, I guess). It certainly is commendable that there is strategy involved in the choice of how to play each level. There are six different levels in the game, and each has its own unique lay-out and set of missions that have to be completed. The use of computer terminals and blueprints is vital in the decision as to which route to take (choosing to enter certain areas because they contain ammo or health, or avoid them due to heavy concentrations of Aliens ) and in what order to do the missions (when to close off certain areas, or which challenges to tackle first). This makes the game much less straight-forward than most licence games of the era. The limitations also create a hearty challenge: Ripley can defend herself with a pulse rifle, flame thrower and grenade launcher, but ammo is sparse and the Alien resistance is menacing, so you have to shoot wisely, rely closely on your motion tracker, and re-stock periodically. But making it out of such situations alive is part of the great gaming experience.

    There are some shortcomings. After six levels, there is not much variation in area lay-out anymore, and also the type of missions comes down to much the same (clean out areas of eggs, weld down doors, kill the mother Aliens, etc.). Although the game is not without its difficulties, these come more from the sheer amount of Aliens and Facehuggers coming at you than from their individual lethality. It is also unfortunate that there is no real final level with a big climax, even though it is alluded to in the end with a cinematic. Chances are that there was simply not enough development time to turn it into a playable level, but that may have been the price of the awesome level design and graphics of the preceding stages. Fact (or opinion) is that Akklaim and Probe delivered one of the best game adaptations of the time, one that retrospectively seems to have been an omen that licence games would one day become masterpieces in their own right, rather than dull and linear cash-cows to extend the box office run of a movie.

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      Since Alien³ (1992) (the film on which the game was based) was subject to various creative inputs (due to a lack of consent over the final script), many things that were scrapped from the movie remained in the video game. Examples include the abattoir level (which is present in the Alien³ (1992) Assembly Cut), the presence of cocooned prisoners, and the fact that Ripley survives in the end.
    • Versiones alternativas
      Different versions of the game were released for eight systems (Amiga, Commodore 64, GameGear, Sega Master Sytem, Sega Genesis/Megadrive, NES, GameBoy and SNES). The first six share most of the similarities, but none of these are straight ports. All versions are side-scrolling platform games , except for the GameBoy version which has an overhead perspective. Due to the involvement of different developers, there are quite a few differences between the other seven versions as well. The Genesis version was ported to the Amiga and Commodore, and these three versions look mostly alike (except for some graphical differences, slightly altered level designs, and the Amiga having 14 levels instead of 15). The Master System version is basically an 8-bit version of the Genesis version, with the Game Gear version being a smaller-screen port of the Master System version. The NES version is largely based on the Master System version, but with a different visual style, rearranged levels, altered gameplay elements and a different soundtrack. The SNES version, by contrast, is a completely different game, with a unique level design and graphics, and six long levels; however, it replaces the final battle with the Queen found in the other versions with a cut scene.
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      Featured in Gamesmaster: Episode #1.7 (1992)

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