One of the game's strongest elements is its visual feel. I mean, how come you have to do all the work and take all the risks while they sit in the ship talking about baseball and saying Yo a lot? (Or even our Acting Prod Ed's favourite exchange - Hudson: You ever been mistaken for a man, Vasquez? Vasquez: No, have you?) Which rather begs the question of what these oh so tough gum-chewing marines are going to do when they arrive. In fact, rather than simply clearing a path, you end up blasting everything in sight. Back To Base-icsĪlien Trilogy, true to both its genre and film background, lands you on an alien-infected base with the job of clearing a path through it for the gung-ho marines who are following you up. and alright I didn't get off the fifth level. I'm not going to litter the review with comparisons between the two versions, however, because a) they're a waste of time if you didn't see the psx version, and b) I only played it once. Mind you, they're right (about the game, not my head), it did first appear on the Playstation where some people thought it was really fab and others didn't - but hey, that's the crazy kind of multi-personal world we live in. Of course you have, bladder head, came the reply.
On first loading up Alien Trilogy I thought, Uh oh, seen it all before.
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