In this Genesis adventure, one person stands between the Aliens' total domination of the planet and possibly the universe-you!When you step into Ripley's combat boots, your Marine Warship, the SULA-CO, has just crash-landed on Fiorina-161. The nearly insurmountable task of stopping this creature fell into the hands of Sigourney Weaver, who starred in the role of "Ripley".Luckily for us, Sigourney survived her first encounter with the Alien -- paving the way for the epic sequel, "Aliens", which was released in 1986. This means that you've got to roam the dark, dank tunnels and passageways of Fiorina 161.Crisp 8-bit graphics with nary a flicker in sight set the mood in this maximum security prison. If so, Alien 3 by Arena Entertainment might be just the hand-held style action you're looking for.The Company's dangerous plot is to preserve the Alien race and use it to achieve world domination. Try to leap over them.Alien 3's adjustable challenge makes it fair game for beginner to advanced space commandos. The aliens are also in the prison and are now up to their old tricks!The game is a blast. They'll rush you rapidly from off-screen and even drop from above to land on your head.Facehuggers are deadly little parasites that are looking to plant a baby Alien inside of you! This is a wild game not for the faint of heart!LJN is bursting onto the Super NES movie-to-game scene with their latest release, Alien 3.Based loosely on the movie, Ripley must rid a penal colony infested with, you guessed it, aliens! Ripley's got a Radar device that pinpoints Aliens on the move, as well as the location of prisoners. Remember, this time it's hiding in the most terrifying place of all!Alien 3 is a side-scrolling shoot ‘em up game based on the movie of the same name.The player is placed in control of Lt. Ellen Ripley, the main character of the series, who is the only survivor after the space ship carrying her (and others) crashes on a desolate planet. That shot wasn't featured in any cut of the film, not even the workprint.It was intended at one stage that Clemens walks along and witnesses the EEV crash and the opening scene in the trailer is a shot of the original sequence.Okay, that clarifies things a bit then, thanks.The opening segment of the "assembly print" seems to have that shot (Quadrilogy Set)...unless they are different for some reason that I hadn't noticed. Alien 3 Extended Edition Author nookupeous Date 28-Aug-2009, 9:27 PM Author nookupeous Time 28-Aug-2009 9:27 PM Post link. It destroys Aliens with one blast and fires long-range. Although Ripley's a tiny sprite, the scale of the graphics and the clever rendering of the subterranean tunnels are very effective.The colony's passageways twist and turn and are fraught with danger, including deadly pits, precarious platforms, locked barriers, and... well, THEM! Please don't sue us.Fan Edits and Projects for Other Properties,http://www.movieweb.com/video/VIe85ifeaWPqhg,https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6Dp2OfIT_M,http://www.avpgalaxy.net/index.php?main=alienfilms§ion=alien3deletedp3,http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=5C7B9BABB1F8A720,http://www.weyland-yutaniarchives.blogspot.com/,http://www.planetavp.com/al/Alien3/DeletedScenes/index.htm. Computer terminals located there provide descriptions of each mission in a stage, along with the blueprints of the colony. When you awaken from a state of hypersleep, you discover that you're the only human survivor. Hunt down the Alien Queen and her eggs from an overhead view. Of course, you're gonna have to find them all first. Stunning colors really light up the Game Gear screen, and even the music is decent. The environments are nicely decorated, although it does not really add to the replay value, since they are not exactly bright and cheerful. Remember to be careful not to run out of ammo at a critical moment (and believe me, there are a lot of critical moments! If not, you may find Aliens in the most terrifying place of all-inside you!Ripley is back and so are those pesky aliens! Alien 3 for the SNES is highly original, enough to please even jaded veterans of the Alien 3 wars on other systems. There is also a booming soundtrack that really gets your heart pumping. For example, in Level 2 stand to the far left near the door and fire at the Alien when it's on-screen.Six huge levels which can take an hour or more to complete. The Aliens crawl, run, and spit. Use the motion tracker, pulse rifle, grenades, and flame thrower to blast the xenomorphs down to green slime puddles. It's easier to destroy them while they're hanging then to battle them face-to-jaws.Don't panic. Taking Aliens 3 on the road is the most appealing aspect here, as the game play is nearly identical to its 16-bit bro. Grab them to replenish your ammo. Each mission includes specific tasks such as repairing fuse boxes, welding doors shut, rescuing prisoners, and destroying the alien eggs.

They're looking for a snack, and they prefer human meat. Do it for yourself!It's been almost 15 years since America met the Alien and Alien assault specialist Ellen Ripley.