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United States Colonial Marine Corp

74.179.209.32 — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 23:10:23 GMT

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-	The '''United States Colonial Marines (USCM)''' are a group of fictional space Marines first introduced in the movie ''[[Aliens]]''. They have taken a prominent role in the successive games, comics, and novels set in the ''Aliens'' series.	+	The '''United States Colonial Marine Corps (USCMC)''' are a group of fictional space Marines first introduced in the movie ''[[Aliens]]''. They have taken a prominent role in the successive games, comics, and novels set in the ''Aliens'' series.

	The exact details of the Colonial Marines are not expressly revealed in the movies. An associated book [[Colonial Marines Technical Manual]] by Lee Brimmicombe-Wood was published by HarperPrism in 1996 and describes their force structure, tactics, and especially weapons in some detail.		The exact details of the Colonial Marines are not expressly revealed in the movies. An associated book [[Colonial Marines Technical Manual]] by Lee Brimmicombe-Wood was published by HarperPrism in 1996 and describes their force structure, tactics, and especially weapons in some detail.
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	==History==		==History==

-	The USCM is the United States' "force-in-readiness", who are at all times ready to operate in environments far from home soil. By the year 2179, the USCM has roughly 165,000 Marines divided into four Divisions, four Aerospace Wings, and numerous support groups. There is also a reserve Division and Aerospace Wing with an additional manpower of 50,000 Marines.	+	The USCMC is the United States' "force-in-readiness", who are at all times ready to operate in environments far from home soil. By the year 2179, the USCMC has roughly 165,000 Marines divided into four Divisions, four Aerospace Wings, and numerous support groups. There is also a reserve Division and Aerospace Wing with an additional manpower of 50,000 Marines.

-	The USCM, along with the United States Army, are part of the [[United Americas Allied Command]]. The primary duty of the USCM is to maintain the security of the [[United Americas]] signatories and colonies, and serves as the vanguard of any major problem.	+	The USCMC, along with the United States Army, are part of the [[United Americas Allied Command]]. The primary duty of the USCMC is to maintain the security of the [[United Americas]] signatories and colonies, and serves as the vanguard of any major problem.

-	The USCM has fought on more than two dozen worlds, including [[Tientsin (8 Eta Bootis A III)]], [[Helene 215]], [[Linna 349]], and the infamous [[Acheron LV-426]].	+	The USCMC has fought on more than two dozen worlds, including [[Tientsin (8 Eta Bootis A III)]], [[Helene 215]], [[Linna 349]], and the infamous [[Acheron LV-426]].

	==Organization==		==Organization==
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	One of the Marines, Corporal [[Dwayne Hicks]], is seen carrying a personal weapon of his, an "old-fashioned" military pump-action shotgun, "for close encounters". It is also implied by the mess-hall and cargo bay scene in ''[[Aliens]]'' that the USCM are also highly trained in knife fighting (and are equipped accordingly) as well as close-quarters-combat, making every Colonial Marine a formidable warrior even without the use of firearms.		One of the Marines, Corporal [[Dwayne Hicks]], is seen carrying a personal weapon of his, an "old-fashioned" military pump-action shotgun, "for close encounters". It is also implied by the mess-hall and cargo bay scene in ''[[Aliens]]'' that the USCM are also highly trained in knife fighting (and are equipped accordingly) as well as close-quarters-combat, making every Colonial Marine a formidable warrior even without the use of firearms.

-	In the expanded universe between video games and books, additional weapons have been seen and mentioned. Below are the weapons featured in following Movie's, Games and Books.	+	In the expanded universe between video games and books, additional weapons have been seen and mentioned. Below are the weapons featured in following Movies, Games and Books.

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	*[[Combat Knife]]		*[[Combat Knife]]
	*[[VP-70 Automatic Pistol]]		*[[VP-70 Automatic Pistol]]
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	*[[Ithaca M37 "Stakeout"]]		*[[Ithaca M37 "Stakeout"]]
	*[[M41A Pulse Rifle]]		*[[M41A Pulse Rifle]]

Predator (Alien)

74.179.209.32 — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 23:01:40 GMT

Corrected a corrected statement in the first paragraph; also in a previous edit, Changed Predator Known Rules to Yautja Rule of Thumb, as it's the same thing but is more pleasing on the eyes and ears.

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	The '''Predator''', (sometimes referred to as The '''Yautja''' outside of the movies canon), are a fictional species featured in the movies Predator, Predator 2, Alien vs. Predator, and Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem. They are most widely known for their distinctive [[Cloaking Device]]s, which allow them to become nearly invisible.		The '''Predator''', (sometimes referred to as The '''Yautja''' outside of the movies canon), are a fictional species featured in the movies Predator, Predator 2, Alien vs. Predator, and Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem. They are most widely known for their distinctive [[Cloaking Device]]s, which allow them to become nearly invisible.

-	The Predators are an extraterrestrial race whose warrior civilization seems to revolve around the concept of hunting for sport. They are depicted as excellent hunters, who travel from world to world in search of any prey which is a formidable opponent, for no reason other than the challenge and thrill of the hunt. They then stalk and kill their prey using an arsenal of highly advanced weaponry and devices, combining high-tech gadgets such as energy weapons and invisibility cloaking devices, to simplistic tools such as blades and spears, before taking their defeated opponents skull, spine, and/or pelt as trophies. They have a long and involved history with many species they hunt, including humans, Xenomorphs, and other animals. There are, however, certain customs which the Predators follow, or must follow; they do not kill anyone who is unarmed, sick, or pregnant. If a human is successful in killing at least one Predator in melee combat, that human would be given a trophy as a sign of respect for a brother warrior and equal.	+	The Predators are an extraterrestrial race whose warrior civilization seems to revolve around the concept of hunting for sport. They are depicted as excellent hunters, who travel from world to world in search of any prey which is a formidable opponent, for no reason other than the challenge and thrill of the hunt. They then stalk and kill their prey using an arsenal of highly advanced weaponry and devices, combining high-tech gadgets such as energy weapons and invisibility cloaking devices, to simplistic tools such as blades and spears, before taking their defeated opponents skull, spine, and/or pelt as trophies. They have a long and involved history with many species they hunt, including humans, Xenomorphs, and other animals. There are, however, certain customs which the Predators follow, or must follow; they do not kill anyone who is unarmed, sick, or pregnant. If a human is successful in killing at least one Predator in melee combat, that human would recieve a trophy from a clanmate of the fallen Yautja as a sign of respect for a brother warrior and equal.

	==Known Predators==		==Known Predators==

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Predator (Alien)

74.179.209.32 — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 22:56:21 GMT

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-	The '''predator''', (sometimes referred to as The '''Yautja''' outside of the movies canon), are a fictional species featured in the movies Predator, Predator 2, Alien vs. Predator, and Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem. They are most widely known for their distinctive [[Cloaking Device]]s, which allow them to become nearly invisible.	+	The '''Predator''', (sometimes referred to as The '''Yautja''' outside of the movies canon), are a fictional species featured in the movies Predator, Predator 2, Alien vs. Predator, and Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem. They are most widely known for their distinctive [[Cloaking Device]]s, which allow them to become nearly invisible.

-	The Predators are an extraterrestrial race whose warrior civilization seems to revolve around the concept of hunting for sport. They are depicted as excellent hunters, who travel from world to world in search of any prey which is a formidable opponent, for no reason other than the challenge and thrill of the hunt. They then stalk and kill their prey using an arsenal of highly advanced weaponry and devices, combining high-tech gadgets such as energy weapons and invisibility cloaking devices, to simplistic tools such as blades and spears, before taking their defeated opponents skulls and spines as a trophy. They have a long and involved history with many species they hunt, including humans and other Xenomorph animals. There are, however, certain customs which the Predators follow, or must follow; they do not kill anyone who is unarmed, sick, or pregnant. If a human is successful in killing at least one Predator in combat, that human would be given a weapon by the Elder Predator, usually the Spear, as a sign of respect for a brother warrior and equal.	+	The Predators are an extraterrestrial race whose warrior civilization seems to revolve around the concept of hunting for sport. They are depicted as excellent hunters, who travel from world to world in search of any prey which is a formidable opponent, for no reason other than the challenge and thrill of the hunt. They then stalk and kill their prey using an arsenal of highly advanced weaponry and devices, combining high-tech gadgets such as energy weapons and invisibility cloaking devices, to simplistic tools such as blades and spears, before taking their defeated opponents skull, spine, and/or pelt as trophies. They have a long and involved history with many species they hunt, including humans, Xenomorphs, and other animals. There are, however, certain customs which the Predators follow, or must follow; they do not kill anyone who is unarmed, sick, or pregnant. If a human is successful in killing at least one Predator in melee combat, that human would be given a trophy as a sign of respect for a brother warrior and equal.

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	===''Predator''===		===''Predator''===

-	First appearing in the [[1987]] film, ''[[Predator (Film)\|Predator]]'', the titular character lands on [[Val Verde]] via a spacecraft. It begins hunting down a United States Army Special Forces group, allegedly stationed there to rescue presidential cabinet ministers kidnapped by guerrilla forces (however the group was actually used to eliminate the rebels). The Predator dispatches the soldiers one by one with a vast array of weaponry until Dutch (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is the last one alive. The two later engage each other in single combat, which is at first dominated by the Predator, until Dutch sets a trap which seriously injures the creature. The dying Predator commits suicide and tries to take Dutch with him by activating a self-destruct device.	+	First appearing in the [[1987]] film, ''[[Predator (Film)\|Predator]]'', the titular character lands in [[Val Verde]] via a landing pod ejected from the main clan ship. It begins hunting down a United States Army Special Forces group, allegedly stationed there to rescue presidential cabinet ministers kidnapped by guerrilla forces (however the group was actually used to eliminate the rebels). The Predator dispatches the soldiers one by one with a vast array of weaponry until Dutch (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is the last one alive. The two later engage each other in single combat, which is at first dominated by the Predator, until Dutch sets a trap which seriously injures the creature. The dying Predator commits suicide and tries to take Dutch with him by activating a self-destruct device.

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	In the Non-Canon forms of the Predator character, the Predators are shown to hunt not for sport, but rather for honor. They have developed a whole tribal culture around their status at the top of the food chain, as the ultimate predator. Their code of honor dictates what makes a worthy adversary, and thus will make a Predator or clan more respected.		In the Non-Canon forms of the Predator character, the Predators are shown to hunt not for sport, but rather for honor. They have developed a whole tribal culture around their status at the top of the food chain, as the ultimate predator. Their code of honor dictates what makes a worthy adversary, and thus will make a Predator or clan more respected.

-	== Predator known rules ==	+	== Yautja Rule of Thumb ==
	Through out the films there are some facts you can learn about the predators:		Through out the films there are some facts you can learn about the predators:
	*They do not kill anyone that is unarmed.		*They do not kill anyone that is unarmed.
	*They do not kill anyone that is ill.		*They do not kill anyone that is ill.
	*They do not kill anyone that is pregnant.		*They do not kill anyone that is pregnant.
-	*If they lose a battle they will most of the time commit suicide by blowing themselves up.	+	*To prevent capture and further culture contamination beyond the acknowledgement of his existence; if capture seems imminent
		+	the Yautja warrior will detonate a suicide device.
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Hudson

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	'''Hudson''' was a PFC and a combat technician in the [[United States Colonial Marine Corp]].		'''Hudson''' was a PFC and a combat technician in the [[United States Colonial Marine Corp]].
-	In 2179 he was a part of the platoon of marines despatched aboard the [[USS Sulaco]] on a rescue mission to the [[Weyland-Yutani]] owned terraforming colony, "[[Hadley's Hope]]" on [[Acheron LV-426]]. Hudson was an overconfident braggert, and was sure of the marines abilites. However, he quickly lost his cool in the colony's atmosphere processing plant, when they were attacked by the xenomorphs.	+	In 2179 he was a part of the platoon of marines despatched aboard the [[USS Sulaco]] on a rescue mission to the [[Weyland-Yutani]] owned terraforming colony, "[[Hadley's Hope]]" on [[Acheron LV-426]]. Hudson was an overconfident braggert, and was sure of the marines abilites. However, he quickly lost his cool in the colony's atmosphere processing plant, when they were attacked by the xenomorphs. Hudson then regains his composure to help prepare for the inevitable showdown with the creatures while he and the other survivors are stranded on the moon.

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		+	Pvt. Hudson was sent to the Hadley's Hope colony to investigate the loss of contact from the colony and Weyland-Yutani Corporation. Every the comedian, Hudson seemed to have a smart mouthed answer to what's going on. At times his jokes would backfire at him when it came to Pvt. [[Vasquez]] and Sgt. [[Apone]].
	== Ambush Aftermath ==		== Ambush Aftermath ==
-	When the drop ship crashed, Hudson shut down, sure of their deaths, but with quick reassurance by Ripley and Hicks, he snapped out and helped to perform several vital duties, such as setting up defense guns and guarding corridors. When the Xenomorphs attacked their operations post, Hudson realized he was going to die, but not alone. He bravely fights off many aliens, but when one comes through the floor grating, he is captured, and is most likely impregnated, although he may have died before then, due to the reactor meltdown.	+	'''{{quote\|That's it man, game over man, game over! What the fuck are we gonna do now?!.\|'''Hudson''', after the drop ship crashes}}'''

-	== Final Showdown ==	+	When the drop ship crashed, Hudson shut down, sure of their deaths, but with quick reassurance by Ripley and Hicks, he snapped out and helped to perform several vital duties, such as setting up defense guns and guarding corridors. When [[Carter J. Burke]]'s treachery was revealed when he attempted to impregnate Ripley and Newt with xenomorphs. Burke's plan also involved sabotaging the Marine's cryotubes while they were in hypersleep. Hudson was in favor of killing Burke, then the Xenomorphs struck before the marines could kill Burke.

		+	== Final Showdown==

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		+	When the Xenomorphs attacked their operations post, Burke got away from the Marines by locking himself in a supply room. Hudson then used the motion tracker and noticed that the creatures bypassed the defenses. Hicks then checked out in the ceiling and saw a swarm of the creatures coming at them. Hudson kept on fighting as the xenomorphs kept coming at him. He bravely fights off many aliens, but when one comes through the floor grating, pulling Hudson down. It is unknown weather Hudson was killed by the creatures, captured and impregnated or if the reactor going critical killed him. Ultimately; Hicks, Ripley, Bishop and Newt survived the encounter on LV-426. Although they all perished later on [[Fiorina 161]], so in the end there weren't any survivors from the Hadley's Hope encounter.
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	== Personality & Traits ==		== Personality & Traits ==
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		+	Private Hudson was one of the resident funnymen in the squad along with Pvt. [[Frost]]. He was always cracking jokes or making crude remarks whenever possible. When the squad was ambushed and after Apone was captured, Hudson began to panic. He also paniced when the dropship was destroyed by the Xeonmorphs' interference. He later regained his composure to do his job thanks to Hicks and Ripley putting Hudson in his place. Hudson was defiant to the end when the xenomorphs attacked the survivors and was killed in the encounter.

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Predalien

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	In ''[[Alien vs Predator 2]]'' for the PC, the Predalien's appearance is much more like that of the predator than an alien. In the original game, the Predalien is only playable in multiplayer and lacks the ability to headbite, suggesting it lacks the secondary jaws. However, in the expansion, Primal Hunt, the Predalien is playable in story mode and given the headbite (presumably because without it, the predalien lacks the ability to heal itself).		In ''[[Alien vs Predator 2]]'' for the PC, the Predalien's appearance is much more like that of the predator than an alien. In the original game, the Predalien is only playable in multiplayer and lacks the ability to headbite, suggesting it lacks the secondary jaws. However, in the expansion, Primal Hunt, the Predalien is playable in story mode and given the headbite (presumably because without it, the predalien lacks the ability to heal itself).

-	In ''[[Alien: Extinction]]'', an upgraded Predalien can release growth hormones to increase it's damage by +50 for each kill, resulting in an increase in the size of spines on it's back. The predalien is the sturdiest transbreed alien in the game. In this game, the Predalien is portrayed as much more similar to other aliens, but with a tan color. It also possesses the abbility to regenerate as well as a strong heat-resistance, but lacks any armor against kinetic weapons like blades or bullets.	+	In ''[[Alien: Extinction]]'', an upgraded Predalien can release growth hormones to increase its damage by +50 for each kill, resulting in an increase in the size of spines on its back. The predalien is the sturdiest transbreed alien in the game. In this game, the Predalien is portrayed as much more similar to other aliens, but with a tan color. It also possesses the abbility to regenerate as well as a strong heat-resistance, but lacks any armor against kinetic weapons like blades or bullets.

	[[File:Chest.JPG\|thumb\|right\|200px\|The Predalien [[chestburster]], as seen in ''[[Alien vs Predator]]'' (2004).]]		[[File:Chest.JPG\|thumb\|right\|200px\|The Predalien [[chestburster]], as seen in ''[[Alien vs Predator]]'' (2004).]]
-	In the film ''[[Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem]]'', this particular Predalien is a young Queen. It's inner mouth usually seen in other Xenomorphs is mutated into a [[Facehugger]]-style ovipositor. This gives it the ability to implant a host with multiple embryos, and it can use the ovipositer like normal aliens use their secondary jaws. In the film, it is seen exclusively implanting embryos inside women; it kills any other humans, suggesting that it is much more limited in it's abilities than the Queen. The resultant spawn of the Predalien are normal drone aliens; showing no apparent predator traits. The predalien is dark green in the film.	+	In the film ''[[Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem]]'', this particular Predalien is a young Queen. Its inner mouth usually seen in other Xenomorphs is mutated into a [[Facehugger]]-style ovipositor. This gives it the ability to implant a host with multiple embryos, and it can use the ovipositer like normal aliens use their secondary jaws. In the film, it is seen exclusively implanting embryos inside women; it kills any other humans, suggesting that it is much more limited in its abilities than the Queen. The resultant spawn of the Predalien are normal drone aliens; showing no apparent predator traits. The predalien is dark green in the film.
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	[[Category:Predators]]		[[Category:Predators]]

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Predalien

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-	The '''Predalien''' is a crossbreed of an [[Alien (Xenomorph)\|Alien]] and [[Predator (alien)\|Predator]]; the result of a Facehugger impregnating a Predator. The appearance and abilities of the predalien vary throughout it's portrayals in comics, videogames and movies. It typically possesses the mandibles and dreadlocks of it's unfortunate "mother," and a partial hide on it's carapace, and is portrayed as stronger than both human-borne aliens and their host species, the Predators.	+	The '''Predalien''' is a crossbreed of an [[Alien (Xenomorph)\|Alien]] and [[Predator (alien)\|Predator]]; the result of a Facehugger impregnating a Predator. The appearance and abilities of the predalien vary throughout its portrayals in comics, videogames and movies. It typically possesses the mandibles and dreadlocks of its unfortunate "mother," and a partial hide on its carapace, and is portrayed as stronger than both human-borne aliens and their host species, the Predators.

	== Appearance ==		== Appearance ==

Aliens vs. Predator 2

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-	Aliens versus Predator 2 is a video game developed by Monolith Productions and published by Sierra Entertainment, which was released through Fox Interactive in 2001. The game is a sequel to Aliens versus Predator, which is based loosely on the comics of the Alien and Predator series.	+	'''''Aliens versus Predator 2''''' is a video game developed by Monolith Productions and published by Sierra Entertainment, which was released through Fox Interactive in 2001. The game is a sequel to [[Alien vs Predator (video game)\|''Aliens versus Predator'']], which is based loosely on the comics of the Alien and Predator series.

	Similarly to the previous game, it is a first person shooter (FPS) that uniquely gives the player a choice of three characters/species, each with their own distinct set of weapons and abilities. These factions include the [[Xenomorph\|The Alien]], [[Yautja\|The Predator]], or Colonial Marines. The storyline features a fourth non-playable side called the ''Iron Bears'' or "Corporates", human mercenaries with Marine weaponry who provide security for the Weyland-Yutani Corporation; the Corporates are the playable fourth choice in multiplayer.		Similarly to the previous game, it is a first person shooter (FPS) that uniquely gives the player a choice of three characters/species, each with their own distinct set of weapons and abilities. These factions include the [[Xenomorph\|The Alien]], [[Yautja\|The Predator]], or Colonial Marines. The storyline features a fourth non-playable side called the ''Iron Bears'' or "Corporates", human mercenaries with Marine weaponry who provide security for the Weyland-Yutani Corporation; the Corporates are the playable fourth choice in multiplayer.
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	== Gameplay ==		== Gameplay ==
-	The gameplay remains similar to the prequel however there have been a few changes made to each species: The Predator now has the ability to recharge his own energy. The Alien can now destroy things. The Marine has gained a few new weapons, along with the ability to don an exo-suit ("Alice") for one level.	+	The gameplay remains similar to the prequel however there have been a few changes made to each species: The Predator now has the ability to recharge his own energy. The Alien can now destroy things. The Marine has gained a few new weapons, along with the ability to don an Exosuit for one level.

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	*'''Corporal Andrew "Frosty" Harrison''' is the main human character in the game. A USCM [[USCM\|Marine]], he is not given much background, but is characterized by a refusal to abandon his fellow marines. Other than combat, Harrison specializes in electronics and is also qualified to pilot an elite "Exo-Suit". It is also mentioned in the game by other marines that Harrison is nicknamed 'Frosty' for being 'cool' in very hot engagements (e.g. attempting a solo rescue while being chased by a large swarm of [[Xenomorphs]]). It is also suggested that Frosty has had poor luck with women, characterized when trying to hit on Dunya and Tomiko.		*'''Corporal Andrew "Frosty" Harrison''' is the main human character in the game. A USCM [[USCM\|Marine]], he is not given much background, but is characterized by a refusal to abandon his fellow marines. Other than combat, Harrison specializes in electronics and is also qualified to pilot an elite "Exo-Suit". It is also mentioned in the game by other marines that Harrison is nicknamed 'Frosty' for being 'cool' in very hot engagements (e.g. attempting a solo rescue while being chased by a large swarm of [[Xenomorphs]]). It is also suggested that Frosty has had poor luck with women, characterized when trying to hit on Dunya and Tomiko.
-	* A '''Predator''' is the primary [[Yautja\|Predator]] character in the game. 19 years before, he and his clan attacked a [[Weyland-Yutani]] outpost, where he chased and downed a Colonial Marine known as Rykov. Now, knowing Rykov is still alive, the Predator has come to LV-1201 to finish the job. It is implied he is a high-ranking hunter (speculated by Rykov to be a [[Prince]]) by the conversations of human scientists studying his mask after he is captured.	+	* A '''Predator''' is the primary [[Yautja\|Predator]] character in the game. 19 years before, he and his clan attacked a [[Weyland-Yutani]] outpost, where he chased and downed a Colonial Marine known as Rykov. Now, knowing Rykov is still alive, the Predator has come to LV-1201 to finish the job. It is implied he is a high-ranking hunter (speculated by Rykov to be a Prince) by the conversations of human scientists studying his mask after he is captured.
	*An '''Alien drone''' is the central [[Xenomorph]] character in the game. A both intelligent and aggressive drone, it caused the Incident in attempting to escape from the Primary Operations Complex back to the hive. It also rescued the queen, captured Eisenberg, saved the hive from being destroyed, and killed multiple Predators (3 necessary, 1 optional).		*An '''Alien drone''' is the central [[Xenomorph]] character in the game. A both intelligent and aggressive drone, it caused the Incident in attempting to escape from the Primary Operations Complex back to the hive. It also rescued the queen, captured Eisenberg, saved the hive from being destroyed, and killed multiple Predators (3 necessary, 1 optional).

Aliens versus Predator 2: Primal Hunt

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-	'''''Aliens versus Predator 2: Primal Hunt''''' is a 2002 expansion pack for the 2001 video game ''[[Aliens versus Predator]]''. The game was published by [[Sierra Entertainment]] and [[Fox Interactive]] for the [[PC]].
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-	The events of ''Primal Hunt'' are set on LV-1201, the same setting as the main game, but take place in earlier time periods. The stories of the Alien and Predator characters begin five hundred years before the events of ''Aliens versus Predator 2'' and continue in the year 2230, approximately five weeks before the events of the main game, which is also the time period of the human character's story. ''Primal Hunt'' revisits the Forward Observation Pods of the research facility and explains the destruction of Pod 5.
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-	When playing as the human character the player assumes the role of Major Dunya, a female member of the [[Weyland-Yutani]] mercenary group known as the "Iron Bears" who are stationed on LV-1201. She is ordered by her superior officer General Rykov to retrieve an artifact from an area known as "Zeta Site" which houses part of an Alien hive as well as technology from an alien race (the race of the "space jockey" found by the ''Nostromo'' crew in ''[[Alien (film)\|Alien]]''). The player battles Aliens through Zeta Site, retrieves the artifact, and returns to find that Aliens have infiltrated Pod 5. A Predator steals the artifact and the player defends the cargo area from Aliens until the pod is evacuated. Rykov then destroys the pod's supports, sending it crashing to the valley floor below.
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-	When playing as the Predator the story begins five hundred years before the events of ''Aliens versus Predator 2''. A Predator spacecraft encounters the planet LV-1201 for the first time and the player Predator is sent there to hunt. The player battles numerous creatures before discovering that Aliens also inhabit the planet. The player tracks the Aliens to their hive and activates an artifact which has the power to repel the Aliens. The game then shifts forward eight months, by which time the Predators have established a camp around the artifact. The player Predator descends into the hive in search of the Alien queen, but the artifact is deactivated and the camp is overrun by Aliens. While repairing a stasis field around a group of Alien eggs the Predator is attacked by a [[Alien (Alien franchise)\|facehugger]] and the two are caught in the field and trapped in stasis for five hundred years. The Predator awakens when Dunya deactivates the artifact, and the player tracks her to the research facility's Forward Observation Pods and breaks into Pod 5, inadvertently allowing the Aliens into the pod. The player retrieves the artifact and sends a signal to other Predators who are nine weeks' distance away. The Predator is then killed by the Alien embryo bursting through his ribcage.
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-	The Alien character's story also begins five hundred years before the events of ''Aliens versus Predator 2''. The player begins by controlling a facehugger, exploring the Alien hive and Predator camp in search of a host. The facehugger attacks the Predator, but both become trapped in the stasis field. The game then shifts forward five hundred years to the chestburster emerging from the Predator inside Pod 5. The creature is an Alien/Predator hybrid, called the "Predalien" in the game, and the player controls it and searches for food until it grows into an adult. The player then battles human guards in search of the artifact, but is interrupted when Rykov destroys the pod's supports. The player must then battle several [[Android\|android]] guards in armored exosuits in order to escape the pod with other Aliens before it falls into the valley below.
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Aliens versus Predator

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-	'''''Aliens versus Predator''''' is a 1999 video game published by [[Fox Interactive]] for the [[PC]] and [[Macintosh]].
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-	The storylines of the three player characters are independent of one another.
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-	As an Alien the player must defend the Alien hive from human marines, then stow away on an evacuating spacecraft and reach the marines' ship, the ''Ferarco''. When the ''Ferarco'''s self-destruct system is activated, the player must reach the escape shuttle, which takes them to Gateway Station. Here the player explores the station and battles more marines, reaching a ship departing for Earth. Before boarding the ship the player battles two Predators, after which the Alien enters the Earth-bound shuttle.
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-	When playing as the Colonial Marine, the player begins at a research station on LV-426 built to study the derelict spacecraft where the ''Nostromo'' crew first encountered the Alien eggs in the film ''[[Alien (film)\|Alien]]'' (1979). Aliens attack and the player must fight their way through the research facility, the derelict ship, and an adjoining colony. Next the player explores the atmosphere processing station and shuts down its cooling valves in order to cause an explosion which will wipe out the Aliens. The player character escapes in a dropship and travels to Odobenus Station in orbit above the planetoid, where they battle more Aliens, Predators, [[Facehugger\|facehuggers]], and cybernetically-enhanced Aliens until reaching the spaceship ''Tyrargo''. Aboard the ship the player battles more enemies including an Alien/Predator hybrid and "praetorian" Aliens. The player then battles an Alien queen, defeating it by expelling it through the airlock.
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-	The Predator character's storyline visits three different planets, beginning with the player hunting marines in order to recover a captured Predator ship and its occupant from a human military base. Aliens are accidentally released in the base and the player discovers that the humans have created an Alien/Predator hybrid by implanting the captured Predator with an Alien embryo. The player defeats the hybrid, triggers the facility's self-destruct mechanism, and escapes in the Predator ship. The player next visits Fiorina "Fury" 161, the prison planet that is the setting of ''[[Alien 3]]'' (1992), where more Aliens and marines are battled. Finally the player visits a marine-controlled Alien habitat, battling cybernetically-enhanced Aliens, "praetorian" Aliens, and finally the Alien queen.
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Lance Henriksen

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-	'''Lance Henriksen''' is an American actor. Henriksen portrayed the [[android]] [[Bishop (341-B)\|Bishop]] in the films ''[[Aliens (Film)\|Aliens]]'' and ''[[Alien 3 (Film)\|Alien 3]]'' as well as also playing Bishop's [[Bishop (Human)\|human designer]] in ''Alien 3'' and businessman [[Charles Bishop Weyland]] in ''[[Alien vs. Predator (Film)\|Alien vs. Predator]]''.	+	'''Lance Henriksen''' is an American actor. Henriksen portrayed the [[android]] [[Bishop (341-B)\|Bishop]] in the films ''[[Aliens (Film)\|Aliens]]'' and ''[[Alien 3 (Film)\|Alien 3]]'' as well as also playing Bishop's [[Michael Bishop\|human designer]] in ''Alien 3'' and businessman [[Charles Bishop Weyland]] in ''[[Alien vs. Predator (Film)\|Alien vs. Predator]]''.
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Warrior

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	==Standard Variant==		==Standard Variant==
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	The standard variant warriors have soft heads similar to [[Drone]]s, but they are stonger and they can spit acid as well.		The standard variant warriors have soft heads similar to [[Drone]]s, but they are stonger and they can spit acid as well.

-	==Elite Variant==	+	They appear in the Alien vs. Predator movie.
-	[[File:Praetorian-full.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|A warrior]]	+
-	The elite variant warriors are stronger than the standard variants and the also developed a black carapace on their head, they could be created depending on the host's physiology.	+	==Elite Variant==[[File:Alien.jpg\|thumb\|Standard Warriors as they appear in the AVP movie.]]
		+	[[File:Praetorian-full.jpg\|thumb\|173px\|Elite Warriors like these appear in Aliens and AVP-R.]]
		+	The elite variant warriors are stronger than the standard variants and the also developed a black carapace on their head, they could be
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		+	created depending on the host's physiology.

	Notable Elites include:		Notable Elites include:

-	-The lead aliens in the Alien vs Predator games.	+	-The Aliens from the [[Alien vs. Predator (film)\|Aliens versus Predator video game]] and its sequels.
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		+	-The Aliens from [[Aliens (film)\|Aliens movie]].

-	-The Grid alien in the Alien vs Predator movie.[[File:AR_Swim.jpg\|thumb]]	+	-The Aliens from [[Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (film)\|AVP-R]].[[File:AR_Swim.jpg\|thumb\|A swimming Warrior. This image is taken from Alien: Ressurection.]]

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	In Alien Ressurection, Alien DNA is mixed with that of Ellen Ripley; possibly leading to the Warriors acting more intelligently. They manage to set traps for survivors using ammunition as bait and use a liquid nitrogen observation system in order to kill surviors.		In Alien Ressurection, Alien DNA is mixed with that of Ellen Ripley; possibly leading to the Warriors acting more intelligently. They manage to set traps for survivors using ammunition as bait and use a liquid nitrogen observation system in order to kill surviors.

-	Additionally, it seems that intelligence and ability varies between Warriors, as evidenced by Alien Versus Predator. The [[Grid]] Alien was capable of single-handedly defeating two predators, and seemed to be a leader amongst the Warriors when they broke the Queen free.	+	Additionally, it seems that intelligence and ability varies between Warriors, as evidenced by Alien vs. Predator. The [[Grid]] Alien was capable of single-handedly defeating two predators, and seemed to be a leader amongst the Warriors when they broke the Queen free.

	Some comics state that Aliens are no smarter than dogs, but this is stated Non-canon. But this all depends on the host because the alien get traits of their host such as brain size.		Some comics state that Aliens are no smarter than dogs, but this is stated Non-canon. But this all depends on the host because the alien get traits of their host such as brain size.

Drone

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	The Drone is a form of the [[Queen\|Xenomorph]]. It is a loyal worker for the [[Alien\|Queen]]. It makes hives and collects bodies for comatose (Alien Birth). Its head is one of the smoothest of all the xenomorphs and it can cyst (spit) its acidic blood at its enemies. Drones can also lay down hive nodes to heal other [[Xenomorphs\|xenomorphs]] which makes them very useful to the hive.		The Drone is a form of the [[Queen\|Xenomorph]]. It is a loyal worker for the [[Alien\|Queen]]. It makes hives and collects bodies for comatose (Alien Birth). Its head is one of the smoothest of all the xenomorphs and it can cyst (spit) its acidic blood at its enemies. Drones can also lay down hive nodes to heal other [[Xenomorphs\|xenomorphs]] which makes them very useful to the hive.
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		+	[[File:A_Xenomorph.jpg\|thumb\|left\|An Alien Drone.]]
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Warrior

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	==Standard Variant==		==Standard Variant==
-	[[File:Alien.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|A standard warrior]]	+
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	The standard variant warriors have soft heads similar to [[Drone]]s, but they are stonger and they can spit acid as well.		The standard variant warriors have soft heads similar to [[Drone]]s, but they are stonger and they can spit acid as well.

	==Elite Variant==		==Elite Variant==
-	[[File:Praetorian-full.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|An elite warrior]]	+	[[File:Praetorian-full.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|A warrior]]
	The elite variant warriors are stronger than the standard variants and the also developed a black carapace on their head, they could be created depending on the host's physiology.		The elite variant warriors are stronger than the standard variants and the also developed a black carapace on their head, they could be created depending on the host's physiology.

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	-The lead aliens in the Alien vs Predator games.		-The lead aliens in the Alien vs Predator games.

-	-The Grid alien in the Alien vs Predator movie.[[File:AR_Swim.jpg\|thumb]]	+	-The Grid alien in the Alien vs Predator movie.[[File:AR_Swim.jpg\|thumb]]

	==Intelligence==		==Intelligence==

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-	''This is your user page. Please edit this page to tell the community about yourself!''	+	''I'm just some guy from YouTube and Newgrounds who became a fan of the AVP series.''

-	==My favorite pages==	+	==My favorite games==

-	* Add links to your favorite pages on the wiki here!	+	* [[Alien vs Predator (video game)\|AVP game]]
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Aliens versus Predator 2

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-	'''''Aliens versus Predator 2''''' is a video game published by [[Fox Interactive]] for the PC in 2001 and [[MacPlay]] for the [[Macintosh]] in 2002.
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-	== story ==
-	Unlike the preceding game, in which the storylines of the three player characters are independent and do not affect one another, the three story lines in ''Aliens versus Predator 2'' intersect each other. The events of each storyline trigger events in the others. The events of the game are set fifty years after the events of the film ''[[Alien 3]]''. Following the flight telemetry of the derelict spacecraft found on [[LV-426]] where the ''Nostromo'' crew first encountered the Alien eggs in ''[[Alien (film)\|Alien]]'', the [[Weyland-Yutani]] Corporation has discovered a planet with the ruins of an extraterrestrial civilization infested with [[Alien (Alien franchise)\|Aliens]]. The planet, called LV-1201, and the Weyland-Yutani research station established there are the primary settings of the game. The facility is supervised by Dr. Eisenberg and consists of a Primary Operations Complex and a network of five Forward Observation Pods suspended over a canyon. When the game begins Pod 5 has been destroyed; the cause of its destruction is revealed in the [[Expansion pack\|expansion pack]] ''Aliens versus Predator 2: Primal Hunt''.
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-	When playing as the human character the player assumes the role of Corporal Andrew "Frosty" Harrison of the Colonial Marines, stationed aboard the spaceship USS ''Verloc'' en route to LV-1201. There has been no contact with the research facility there for six weeks and the marines are sent in to investigate. The landing goes awry and the player must battle Aliens, explore the research facility, and rescue the surviving marines. In the process the player causes a security breach which allows the Alien character access to the Forward Observation Pods, becomes temporarily imprisoned, unwittingly releases the Predator character from its cell, and battles an Alien/Predator hybrid creature. The player must then retrieve a data disk containing records of all the illegal activities taking place on the planet, regroup with his squad, battle the Alien queen, and escape the planet.
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-	When playing as the Predator the player arrives on LV-1201 with two other Predators, and all three are soon captured by the human researchers. A former marine turned mercenary general named Rykov recognizes the player Predator as one which injured him twenty years earlier. The Predator is imprisoned for six weeks until being released through the actions of Corporal Harrison. The player must then recover the Predator's weapons and battle humans and Aliens through the research facility in pursuit of Rykov. After a climactic battle with Rykov in the Alien hive the Predator is recovered by others of his species and they pursue the ''Verloc'' into space.
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-	As the Alien character the player first takes control of a [[Facehugger\|facehugger]], stalking a guard through the Primary Operations Complex and implanting an Alien embryo in him. The player then controls the resulting [[Chestburster\|chestburster]], finding food until it grows into an adult Alien. As the Alien the player battles through the complex, releasing other Aliens which infest the facility and cause it to lose contact with Earth. The game then shifts forward six weeks, when a security failure caused by Corporal Harrison allows the Alien to access the Forward Observation Pods. The player battles through the pods killing guards and scientists, releases an Alien/Predator hybrid, and liberates a captive Alien hive. The player must disable several explosives planted throughout the hive and then pursue Dr. Eisenberg, who is bent on capturing the Alien queen. The player catches up to Eisenberg and the queen, while sabotaging Eisenberg's extraction by dropship and defeating the scientist. Eisenberg is then cocooned in the hive and revealed to be an [[Android\|android]].
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Predator (1987)

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	The game was released for the [[Amstrad CPC]], [[Commodore 64]] [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] and [[ZX Spectrum]] in 1987, the [[Atari ST]] [[BBC Micro]] and [[MSX]] in 1988 and the [[Amiga]] in 1989.		The game was released for the [[Amstrad CPC]], [[Commodore 64]] [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] and [[ZX Spectrum]] in 1987, the [[Atari ST]] [[BBC Micro]] and [[MSX]] in 1988 and the [[Amiga]] in 1989.
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		+	== Trivia ==
		+	* The final boss in the game was a giant Predator head.
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Alien vs Predator (video game)

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	* '''Earthbound: '''The level begins in Gateway's docking tower. Again primarily using the ventilation system, the player must reach a ship scheduled to depart for Earth. As on previous levels, heavily-armed opposition is encountered. Furthermore, near the end of the level, two Predators make an appearance on Gateway, and the player must kill them to proceed to Earth.		* '''Earthbound: '''The level begins in Gateway's docking tower. Again primarily using the ventilation system, the player must reach a ship scheduled to depart for Earth. As on previous levels, heavily-armed opposition is encountered. Furthermore, near the end of the level, two Predators make an appearance on Gateway, and the player must kill them to proceed to Earth.

-	The end cutscene shows the Alien curled up inside a shuttlecraft with Earth, its destination, in view through a porthole.	+	The end cutscene shows the Alien curled up inside a shuttlecraft with Earth, its destination, in view through a porthole. This marks mankind's extinction at the hands of the Xenomorph race.

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-	In the ending cutscene, the Marine watches as the queen is sucked out of the ship ... but fails to notice the alien slime that is dripping behind him ...	+	In the ending cutscene, the Marine watches as the Queen is sucked out of the ship ... but fails to notice the Alien slime that is dripping behind him ... the Marine's nightmare becomes true.. or is it?

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	* '''Caverns:''' Your ship takes you to a Marine-controlled Alien habitat. You fight your way through the human defenses, including xenoborgs and sentry guns, until you reach the Alien hive. After you fight a pair of praetorians deep in the hive, a rock floor collapses beneath you.		* '''Caverns:''' Your ship takes you to a Marine-controlled Alien habitat. You fight your way through the human defenses, including xenoborgs and sentry guns, until you reach the Alien hive. After you fight a pair of praetorians deep in the hive, a rock floor collapses beneath you.

-	* '''Battle:''' The last level is a single room—the queen's chamber. You have disabled your powered weapons "to preserve your honor", leaving you with only your wristblades and your speargun. Unlike the Marine's pulse rifle, your speargun is sufficient for this task, though you will expend most of your ammunition in the process.	+	* '''Battle:''' The last level is a single room—the Queen's chamber. You have disabled your powered weapons "to preserve your honor", leaving you with only your wristblades and your speargun. Unlike the Marine's pulse rifle, your speargun is sufficient for this task, though you will expend most of your ammunition in the process.

-	In the ending cutscene, the Predator notices a lone facehugger sneaking up on it, blasts it with the shoulder cannon, and celebrates with a triumphant roar.	+	In the ending cutscene, the Predator notices a lone facehugger sneaking up on it, blasts it with the plasmacaster, and celebrates with a triumphant roar. However, the next hunting season shall open soon...


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	== Gold Edition ==		== Gold Edition ==
	The ''Gold Edition'' of ''Aliens versus Predator'' was released approximately a year after the original game. It consists of more than 30 levels. This version includes 16 multiplayer maps, the Millennium Add-on Pack, and comes with ''Aliens Versus Predator: Prima's Official Strategy Guide''.		The ''Gold Edition'' of ''Aliens versus Predator'' was released approximately a year after the original game. It consists of more than 30 levels. This version includes 16 multiplayer maps, the Millennium Add-on Pack, and comes with ''Aliens Versus Predator: Prima's Official Strategy Guide''.
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Aliens versus Predator

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	+	'''''Aliens versus Predator''''' is a 1999 video game published by [[Fox Interactive]] for the [[PC]] and [[Macintosh]].
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	+	== story ==
	+	The storylines of the three player characters are independent of one another.
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	+	As an Alien the player must defend the Alien hive from human marines, then stow away on an evacuating spacecraft and reach the marines' ship, the ''Ferarco''. When the ''Ferarco'''s self-destruct system is activated, the player must reach the escape shuttle, which takes them to Gateway Station. Here the player explores the station and battles more marines, reaching a ship departing for Earth. Before boarding the ship the player battles two Predators, after which the Alien enters the Earth-bound shuttle.
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	+	When playing as the Colonial Marine, the player begins at a research station on LV-426 built to study the derelict spacecraft where the ''Nostromo'' crew first encountered the Alien eggs in the film ''[[Alien (film)\|Alien]]'' (1979). Aliens attack and the player must fight their way through the research facility, the derelict ship, and an adjoining colony. Next the player explores the atmosphere processing station and shuts down its cooling valves in order to cause an explosion which will wipe out the Aliens. The player character escapes in a dropship and travels to Odobenus Station in orbit above the planetoid, where they battle more Aliens, Predators, [[Facehugger\|facehuggers]], and cybernetically-enhanced Aliens until reaching the spaceship ''Tyrargo''. Aboard the ship the player battles more enemies including an Alien/Predator hybrid and "praetorian" Aliens. The player then battles an Alien queen, defeating it by expelling it through the airlock.
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	+	The Predator character's storyline visits three different planets, beginning with the player hunting marines in order to recover a captured Predator ship and its occupant from a human military base. Aliens are accidentally released in the base and the player discovers that the humans have created an Alien/Predator hybrid by implanting the captured Predator with an Alien embryo. The player defeats the hybrid, triggers the facility's self-destruct mechanism, and escapes in the Predator ship. The player next visits Fiorina "Fury" 161, the prison planet that is the setting of ''[[Alien 3]]'' (1992), where more Aliens and marines are battled. Finally the player visits a marine-controlled Alien habitat, battling cybernetically-enhanced Aliens, "praetorian" Aliens, and finally the Alien queen.
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Aliens versus Predator 2: Primal Hunt

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-	ther Aliens before it falls into the valley below.	+	'''''Aliens versus Predator 2: Primal Hunt''''' is a 2002 expansion pack for the 2001 video game ''[[Aliens versus Predator]]''. The game was published by [[Sierra Entertainment]] and [[Fox Interactive]] for the [[PC]].
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		+	== story ==
		+	The events of ''Primal Hunt'' are set on LV-1201, the same setting as the main game, but take place in earlier time periods. The stories of the Alien and Predator characters begin five hundred years before the events of ''Aliens versus Predator 2'' and continue in the year 2230, approximately five weeks before the events of the main game, which is also the time period of the human character's story. ''Primal Hunt'' revisits the Forward Observation Pods of the research facility and explains the destruction of Pod 5.
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		+	When playing as the human character the player assumes the role of Major Dunya, a female member of the [[Weyland-Yutani]] mercenary group known as the "Iron Bears" who are stationed on LV-1201. She is ordered by her superior officer General Rykov to retrieve an artifact from an area known as "Zeta Site" which houses part of an Alien hive as well as technology from an alien race (the race of the "space jockey" found by the ''Nostromo'' crew in ''[[Alien (film)\|Alien]]''). The player battles Aliens through Zeta Site, retrieves the artifact, and returns to find that Aliens have infiltrated Pod 5. A Predator steals the artifact and the player defends the cargo area from Aliens until the pod is evacuated. Rykov then destroys the pod's supports, sending it crashing to the valley floor below.
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		+	When playing as the Predator the story begins five hundred years before the events of ''Aliens versus Predator 2''. A Predator spacecraft encounters the planet LV-1201 for the first time and the player Predator is sent there to hunt. The player battles numerous creatures before discovering that Aliens also inhabit the planet. The player tracks the Aliens to their hive and activates an artifact which has the power to repel the Aliens. The game then shifts forward eight months, by which time the Predators have established a camp around the artifact. The player Predator descends into the hive in search of the Alien queen, but the artifact is deactivated and the camp is overrun by Aliens. While repairing a stasis field around a group of Alien eggs the Predator is attacked by a [[Alien (Alien franchise)\|facehugger]] and the two are caught in the field and trapped in stasis for five hundred years. The Predator awakens when Dunya deactivates the artifact, and the player tracks her to the research facility's Forward Observation Pods and breaks into Pod 5, inadvertently allowing the Aliens into the pod. The player retrieves the artifact and sends a signal to other Predators who are nine weeks' distance away. The Predator is then killed by the Alien embryo bursting through his ribcage.
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		+	The Alien character's story also begins five hundred years before the events of ''Aliens versus Predator 2''. The player begins by controlling a facehugger, exploring the Alien hive and Predator camp in search of a host. The facehugger attacks the Predator, but both become trapped in the stasis field. The game then shifts forward five hundred years to the chestburster emerging from the Predator inside Pod 5. The creature is an Alien/Predator hybrid, called the "Predalien" in the game, and the player controls it and searches for food until it grows into an adult. The player then battles human guards in search of the artifact, but is interrupted when Rykov destroys the pod's supports. The player must then battle several [[Android\|android]] guards in armored exosuits in order to escape the pod with other Aliens before it falls into the valley below.
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	+	== story ==
	+	Unlike the preceding game, in which the storylines of the three player characters are independent and do not affect one another, the three story lines in ''Aliens versus Predator 2'' intersect each other. The events of each storyline trigger events in the others. The events of the game are set fifty years after the events of the film ''[[Alien 3]]''. Following the flight telemetry of the derelict spacecraft found on [[LV-426]] where the ''Nostromo'' crew first encountered the Alien eggs in ''[[Alien (film)\|Alien]]'', the [[Weyland-Yutani]] Corporation has discovered a planet with the ruins of an extraterrestrial civilization infested with [[Alien (Alien franchise)\|Aliens]]. The planet, called LV-1201, and the Weyland-Yutani research station established there are the primary settings of the game. The facility is supervised by Dr. Eisenberg and consists of a Primary Operations Complex and a network of five Forward Observation Pods suspended over a canyon. When the game begins Pod 5 has been destroyed; the cause of its destruction is revealed in the [[Expansion pack\|expansion pack]] ''Aliens versus Predator 2: Primal Hunt''.
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	+	When playing as the human character the player assumes the role of Corporal Andrew "Frosty" Harrison of the Colonial Marines, stationed aboard the spaceship USS ''Verloc'' en route to LV-1201. There has been no contact with the research facility there for six weeks and the marines are sent in to investigate. The landing goes awry and the player must battle Aliens, explore the research facility, and rescue the surviving marines. In the process the player causes a security breach which allows the Alien character access to the Forward Observation Pods, becomes temporarily imprisoned, unwittingly releases the Predator character from its cell, and battles an Alien/Predator hybrid creature. The player must then retrieve a data disk containing records of all the illegal activities taking place on the planet, regroup with his squad, battle the Alien queen, and escape the planet.
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	+	When playing as the Predator the player arrives on LV-1201 with two other Predators, and all three are soon captured by the human researchers. A former marine turned mercenary general named Rykov recognizes the player Predator as one which injured him twenty years earlier. The Predator is imprisoned for six weeks until being released through the actions of Corporal Harrison. The player must then recover the Predator's weapons and battle humans and Aliens through the research facility in pursuit of Rykov. After a climactic battle with Rykov in the Alien hive the Predator is recovered by others of his species and they pursue the ''Verloc'' into space.
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	+	As the Alien character the player first takes control of a [[Facehugger\|facehugger]], stalking a guard through the Primary Operations Complex and implanting an Alien embryo in him. The player then controls the resulting [[Chestburster\|chestburster]], finding food until it grows into an adult Alien. As the Alien the player battles through the complex, releasing other Aliens which infest the facility and cause it to lose contact with Earth. The game then shifts forward six weeks, when a security failure caused by Corporal Harrison allows the Alien to access the Forward Observation Pods. The player battles through the pods killing guards and scientists, releases an Alien/Predator hybrid, and liberates a captive Alien hive. The player must disable several explosives planted throughout the hive and then pursue Dr. Eisenberg, who is bent on capturing the Alien queen. The player catches up to Eisenberg and the queen, while sabotaging Eisenberg's extraction by dropship and defeating the scientist. Eisenberg is then cocooned in the hive and revealed to be an [[Android\|android]].
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-	The events of ''Primal Hunt'' are set on LV-1201, the same setting as the main game, but take place in earlier time periods. The stories of the Alien and Predator characters begin five hundred years before the events of ''Aliens versus Predator 2'' and continue in the year 2230, approximately five weeks before the events of the main game, which is also the time period of the human character's story. ''Primal Hunt'' revisits the Forward Observation Pods of the research facility and explains the destruction of Pod 5.
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-	When playing as the human character the player assumes the role of Major Dunya, a female member of the [[Weyland-Yutani]] mercenary group known as the "Iron Bears" who are stationed on LV-1201. She is ordered by her superior officer General Rykov to retrieve an artifact from an area known as "Zeta Site" which houses part of an Alien hive as well as technology from an alien race (the race of the "space jockey" found by the ''Nostromo'' crew in ''[[Alien (film)\|Alien]]''). The player battles Aliens through Zeta Site, retrieves the artifact, and returns to find that Aliens have infiltrated Pod 5. A Predator steals the artifact and the player defends the cargo area from Aliens until the pod is evacuated. Rykov then destroys the pod's supports, sending it crashing to the valley floor below.
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-	When playing as the Predator the story begins five hundred years before the events of ''Aliens versus Predator 2''. A Predator spacecraft encounters the planet LV-1201 for the first time and the player Predator is sent there to hunt. The player battles numerous creatures before discovering that Aliens also inhabit the planet. The player tracks the Aliens to their hive and activates an artifact which has the power to repel the Aliens. The game then shifts forward eight months, by which time the Predators have established a camp around the artifact. The player Predator descends into the hive in search of the Alien queen, but the artifact is deactivated and the camp is overrun by Aliens. While repairing a stasis field around a group of Alien eggs the Predator is attacked by a [[Alien (Alien franchise)\|facehugger]] and the two are caught in the field and trapped in stasis for five hundred years. The Predator awakens when Dunya deactivates the artifact, and the player tracks her to the research facility's Forward Observation Pods and breaks into Pod 5, inadvertently allowing the Aliens into the pod. The player retrieves the artifact and sends a signal to other Predators who are nine weeks' distance away. The Predator is then killed by the Alien embryo bursting through his ribcage.
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-	The Alien character's story also begins five hundred years before the events of ''Aliens versus Predator 2''. The player begins by controlling a facehugger, exploring the Alien hive and Predator camp in search of a host. The facehugger attacks the Predator, but both become trapped in the stasis field. The game then shifts forward five hundred years to the chestburster emerging from the Predator inside Pod 5. The creature is an Alien/Predator hybrid, called the "Predalien" in the game, and the player controls it and searches for food until it grows into an adult. The player then battles human guards in search of the artifact, but is interrupted when Rykov destroys the pod's supports. The player must then battle several [[Android\|android]] guards in armored exosuits in order to escape the pod with other Aliens before it falls into the valley below.
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-	Unlike the preceding game, in which the storylines of the three player characters are independent and do not affect one another, the three story lines in ''Aliens versus Predator 2'' intersect each other. The events of each storyline trigger events in the others. The events of the game are set fifty years after the events of the film ''[[Alien 3]]''. Following the flight telemetry of the derelict spacecraft found on [[LV-426]] where the ''Nostromo'' crew first encountered the Alien eggs in ''[[Alien (film)\|Alien]]'', the [[Weyland-Yutani]] Corporation has discovered a planet with the ruins of an extraterrestrial civilization infested with [[Alien (Alien franchise)\|Aliens]]. The planet, called LV-1201, and the Weyland-Yutani research station established there are the primary settings of the game. The facility is supervised by Dr. Eisenberg and consists of a Primary Operations Complex and a network of five Forward Observation Pods suspended over a canyon. When the game begins Pod 5 has been destroyed; the cause of its destruction is revealed in the [[Expansion pack\|expansion pack]] ''Aliens versus Predator 2: Primal Hunt''.
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-	When playing as the human character the player assumes the role of Corporal Andrew "Frosty" Harrison of the Colonial Marines, stationed aboard the spaceship USS ''Verloc'' en route to LV-1201. There has been no contact with the research facility there for six weeks and the marines are sent in to investigate. The landing goes awry and the player must battle Aliens, explore the research facility, and rescue the surviving marines. In the process the player causes a security breach which allows the Alien character access to the Forward Observation Pods, becomes temporarily imprisoned, unwittingly releases the Predator character from its cell, and battles an Alien/Predator hybrid creature. The player must then retrieve a data disk containing records of all the illegal activities taking place on the planet, regroup with his squad, battle the Alien queen, and escape the planet.
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-	When playing as the Predator the player arrives on LV-1201 with two other Predators, and all three are soon captured by the human researchers. A former marine turned mercenary general named Rykov recognizes the player Predator as one which injured him twenty years earlier. The Predator is imprisoned for six weeks until being released through the actions of Corporal Harrison. The player must then recover the Predator's weapons and battle humans and Aliens through the research facility in pursuit of Rykov. After a climactic battle with Rykov in the Alien hive the Predator is recovered by others of his species and they pursue the ''Verloc'' into space.
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	== Death ==		== Death ==
-	Although Rebecca survived the events on Acheron, she was attacked by a stowaway [[Facehugger]] while in cryosleep. The creature had to burn holes into her cryo chamber to impregnate her. Rebecca and [[Dwayne Hicks\|Corporal Hicks]] were killed when their cryo chambers failed following the crash landing on [[Fiorina 161]]. Newt drowned form the burns that allowed her cryo chamber to be flooded and she drowned. Ripley suspected that Newt was carrying an alien at the time of her death and Ripley convinced the the resident doctor, [[Jonathan Clemens]] to perform an autopsy with the reason she may have had cholora.  Rebecca Jorden was later cremated with Corporal Hicks on Fiorina 161. [[ja:ニュート]]	+	Although Rebecca survived the events on Acheron, she was attacked by a stowaway [[Facehugger]] while in cryosleep. The creature had to burn holes into her cryo chamber to impregnate her. Rebecca and [[Dwayne Hicks\|Corporal Hicks]] were killed when their cryo chambers failed following the crash landing on [[Fiorina 161]]. Newt drowned form the burns that allowed her cryo chamber to be flooded. Ripley suspected that Newt was carrying an alien at the time of her death and Ripley convinced the the resident doctor, [[Jonathan Clemens]] to perform an autopsy with the reason she may have had cholora.  Rebecca Jorden was later cremated with Corporal Hicks on Fiorina 161. [[ja:ニュート]]
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Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (2007 PSP)

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-	'''''Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem''''' is a 2007 video game published by [[Sierra Entertainment]] for the [[PlayStation Portable]]. The game is based on the 2007 [[Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (film)\|film of the same name]].	+	'''''Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem''''' is a 2007 video game published by [[Sierra Entertainment]] for the [[PlayStation Portable]]. The game is based on the 2007 [[Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (film)\|film of the same name]].
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		+	=== Plot ===
		+	The plot follows a storyline similar to the film, but branches of in several parts.
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		+	The main plot is that an Elite Predator has been sent down to destroy all evidence of Predator technology and to destroy any Aliens found, and eventually the Hive before it can successfully produce a Queen. There are several paths that can be chosen by the player to follow, leading to different scenarios and levels for each path, but all eventually lead to the final two levels. Interestingly, the game does not feature a Predalien, one of the prime antagonists from the film, and explains the Aliens' presence as a crashed ship that carried several Facehuggers which eventually impregnated enough humans to start a sizable colony of Aliens.
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		+	=== Gameplay ===
		+	''Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem'' is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-person_shooter third-person] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action-adventure_game action-adventure game]. The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-player_video_game single-player] campaign is composed of 15 missions and features the Predator from the film. The player has access to Predator weapons as seen in movies and other sources in the franchise, including claws and a shoulder-mounted energy cannon. New weapons from the corresponding film include an energy pistol. The player character also has stealth camouflage and several vision modes that allow him to see in the dark, such as infrared vision. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_%28gaming%29 Health] is represented by a segmented life bar that regenerates after a successful kill, and an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_point#Synonyms energy bar] is also available to provide power for the Predator's weapons. In addition to destroying Aliens, the Predator must eradicate other traces of their presence, including facehugger husks. Aliens, husks, humans, and other potential targets are all represented by icons on a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HUD_%28video_gaming%29 heads-up display]. The game's camera is manipulated by pressing the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_Portable PlayStation Portable (PSP)]'s triggers, and the Predator can "lock on" to opponents using a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-person_%28video_games%29 first-person view] to target them with his ranged weapons.
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		+	''Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem'' uses a system of "honor points" to award [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Score_%28gaming%29 points] to players for actions considered honorable for Predators. For instance, "tagging" an enemy in first-person mode before killing it adds points, while killing humans reduces points. Honor points are used at the end of each mission to upgrade the Predator's weapons and equipment. In addition to the campaign, a single-player mode called "Skirmish" is available, in which players have five minutes to dispose of as many Aliens as possible in one of the game's [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Level_%28video_games%29 maps]. Skirmish can also be played in a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooperative_gameplay cooperative setting] with one other player using the PSP's "ad-hoc" local wireless mode.
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-	'''''Alien vs. Predator 2 2D: Requiem''''' is a 2007 video game for mobile phones published by [[Superscape]]. The game is based on the 2007 [[Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (film)\|film of the same name]]. The player can choose between two characters: the Alien or the Predator. As the Alien, the player must help build the hive and expand the Alien infestation. As the Predator, the player's job is to exterminate all the Aliens they encounter and erase all traces of their exsistence.{{stub}}	+	'''''Alien vs. Predator 2 2D: Requiem''''' is a 2007 video game for mobile phones published by [[Superscape]]. The game is based on the 2007 [[Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (film)\|film of the same name]]. The player can choose between two characters: the Alien or the Predator. As the Alien, the player must help build the hive and expand the Alien infestation. The Alien uses it's claws to attack and spits acid for it's ranged attack. It also has a rage meter that fills up with every kill and can be maxed out by picking up Eggs scattered around the levels, and eats kills to regain health.  As the Predator, the player's job is to exterminate all the Aliens they encounter and erase all traces of their existence. The Predator uses Wristblades as his main attack and Twin-Plasma Casters as his ranged attack. He can pick up pieces of armor found around levels to regain health. Several powerups also exist to help the two characters complete their objectives, such as adding Acid to the Alien's basic claw attack or providing cloaking for the Predator. This is a working list of all known power-ups:
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		+	-Egg: Fills up the rage meter, can be required to complete certain objectives.
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		+	-In addition, the Alien can also eat the bodies of enemies to regain health.
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		+	-Armor: Refills a portion of the Predator's health.
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		+	Cloaking Device: Cloaks the Predator for a limited time, additional Cloaks must be found to keep it from draining, although completing certain objectives and killing enemies may give it a slight boost.
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Alien vs. Predator (2004 Superscape)

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	The fastest and physically strongest of all the races, Aliens can crawl on walls, allowing them to ambush both Humans and Predators. They are unlocked by beating all Human levels and are the second race.		The fastest and physically strongest of all the races, Aliens can crawl on walls, allowing them to ambush both Humans and Predators. They are unlocked by beating all Human levels and are the second race.

-	They cannot use weapons aside from their organic ones, and automatically lay Facehuggers on humans they kill, leaving predator without them.	+	They cannot use weapons aside from their organic ones (Claws), and automatically lay Facehuggers on humans they kill, leaving predator without them.

	The Alien goal is to kill any opposition found in the Pyramid and find suitable hosts for the Facehuggers, while growing in size and power through the levels, from a Drone to a Warrior and finally a Queen or an Alien roughly that size.		The Alien goal is to kill any opposition found in the Pyramid and find suitable hosts for the Facehuggers, while growing in size and power through the levels, from a Drone to a Warrior and finally a Queen or an Alien roughly that size.

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Swift knife was a predator who in <u>''predator:concrete jungle''</u>'' ''tries to kill borgia industries scientists ,on the mission called prey of the clan.He looks like one of the predators you help in the previous mission except that he is brown  and attacks like them and he can lay fire bombs .But you have to kill him as an objective in your mission .

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	== Ambush Aftermath ==		== Ambush Aftermath ==
-	When the dropship crashed, Hudson shut down, sure of their deaths, but with quick reassurance by Ripley and Hicks, he snapped out and helped to perform several vital duties, such as setting up defense guns and guarding corridors. When the xenomorphs attacked their operations post, Hudson realized he was going to die, but not alone. He bravely fights off many aliens, but when one comes thourgh the floor grating, he is captured, and is most likely impregnanted, although he may have died before then, due to the reactor meltdown.	+	When the drop ship crashed, Hudson shut down, sure of their deaths, but with quick reassurance by Ripley and Hicks, he snapped out and helped to perform several vital duties, such as setting up defense guns and guarding corridors. When the Xenomorphs attacked their operations post, Hudson realized he was going to die, but not alone. He bravely fights off many aliens, but when one comes through the floor grating, he is captured, and is most likely impregnated, although he may have died before then, due to the reactor meltdown.

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Aliens vs. Predator (2010)

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-	== story ==	+	== Gameplay ==
-	There are three campaigns in the game, one for each race/faction (the [[Predator (alien)\|Predators]], the [[Alien (Alien franchise)\|Aliens]] and the Colonial Marines), that, while separate in terms of individual plot and gameplay, form one overarching storyline.	+	There are three campaigns in the game, one for each race/faction (the [[Predator (alien)\|Predators]], the [[Alien (Alien franchise)\|Aliens]] and the Colonial Marines), that, while separate in terms of individual plot and gameplay, from one overarching storyline.

	In terms of gameplay, the most is currently known about the Predator. As in the films, the Predator prefers to stalk its prey from the safety of treetops and the gameplay reflects this, the player leaping from branch to branch automatically with the help of a "focus jumping" game mechanic. The Predator has different vision modes, the most recognisable from the films being a [[Thermography\|thermal imaging]] scanner, but the player also has different vision modes for spotting Aliens and other Predators. Each vision mode only allows for targeting a specific race. For example, the Heat Vision mode renders Aliens and other Predators nearly invisible, making battles between two or all three species a tactical juggle to prioritise enemies based on their threat to the player.		In terms of gameplay, the most is currently known about the Predator. As in the films, the Predator prefers to stalk its prey from the safety of treetops and the gameplay reflects this, the player leaping from branch to branch automatically with the help of a "focus jumping" game mechanic. The Predator has different vision modes, the most recognisable from the films being a [[Thermography\|thermal imaging]] scanner, but the player also has different vision modes for spotting Aliens and other Predators. Each vision mode only allows for targeting a specific race. For example, the Heat Vision mode renders Aliens and other Predators nearly invisible, making battles between two or all three species a tactical juggle to prioritise enemies based on their threat to the player.

Alien vs Predator (Jaguar)

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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
-	The game is a [[First-person shooter]] taking place on flat plane environments with two-dimensional [[sprite (computer graphics)\|sprite]]s. Each player character has its own scenario, weapons, and abilities.	+	The game is a [[First-person shooter]] taking place on flat plane environments with two-dimensional [[sprite (computer graphics)\|sprites]]. Each player character has its own scenario, weapons, and abilities.

	When playing as the Alien, the player's objective is to rescue the Alien queen who is being held captive on a Predator spaceship. The player must fight numerous marines and Predators through various sublevels of the ship in order to reach the Queen. The Alien is unable to heal itself from injuries and instead "cocoons" marines; if the Alien dies a cocooned marine will become a new Alien, allowing the player to continue from that location. The Alien is unable to use elevators and instead travels through air ducts in order to travel between levels of the ship.		When playing as the Alien, the player's objective is to rescue the Alien queen who is being held captive on a Predator spaceship. The player must fight numerous marines and Predators through various sublevels of the ship in order to reach the Queen. The Alien is unable to heal itself from injuries and instead "cocoons" marines; if the Alien dies a cocooned marine will become a new Alien, allowing the player to continue from that location. The Alien is unable to use elevators and instead travels through air ducts in order to travel between levels of the ship.
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	As the Predator, the player's objective is to reach and kill the Alien queen in order to claim her skull. The Predator uses elevators to travel between levels of the ship, is able to carry medical kits which it uses to recover health, and can use a cloaking device to become invisible. Weapons and scoring when playing as the Predator are based on how the player chooses to kill enemies. Killing an enemy while invisible results in a loss of honor points, which can in turn result in losing many of the player's equipped weapons. Killing an enemy while visible, conversely, results in an increase in honor points which in turn allows access to more weapons.		As the Predator, the player's objective is to reach and kill the Alien queen in order to claim her skull. The Predator uses elevators to travel between levels of the ship, is able to carry medical kits which it uses to recover health, and can use a cloaking device to become invisible. Weapons and scoring when playing as the Predator are based on how the player chooses to kill enemies. Killing an enemy while invisible results in a loss of honor points, which can in turn result in losing many of the player's equipped weapons. Killing an enemy while visible, conversely, results in an increase in honor points which in turn allows access to more weapons.

-	When playing as Private Lewis, the player's goal is to escape a military base which has been invaded by Aliens and Predators. At the start of the game, Lewis is in the base's brig and has no weapons, motion tracker, or security clearance. The player must find weapons and security cards in order to fend off enemies and access new levels of the base, activate the base's self-destruct mechanism, and escape in the escape pod. Lewis can use medical kits to recover health, but cannot carry them and must use them immediately. Available weapons include a shotgun, pulse rifle, flame thrower, and smart gun. As Lewis, the player can use both air ducts and elevators to access new levels of the base.	+	When playing as Private Lewis, the player's goal is to escape a military base which has been invaded by Aliens and Predators. At the start of the game, Lewis is in the base's brig and has no weapons, motion tracker, or security clearance. The player must find weapons and security cards in order to fend off enemies and access new levels of the base, activate the base's self-destruct mechanism, and escape in the escape pod. Lewis can use medical kits to recover health, but cannot carry them and must use them immediately. Available weapons include a shotgun, pulse rifle, flame thrower, and smart gun. As Lewis, the player can use both air ducts and elevators to access new levels of the base.
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		+	==Reception==
		+	The game was one of Atari's most high profile Jaguar games, and was eagerly awaited after several delays. Most reviews of the game were favorable, with reviewers commenting on the strong atmosphere, diversity of gameplay between the different character types, and the greater reliance on strategy over the standard first-person shooter
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Aliens versus Predator

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-	'''''Aliens versus Predator''''' is a 1999 video game published by [[Fox Interactive]] for the [[PC]] and [[Macintosh]].	+	http://avp.wikia.com/wiki/Alien_vs_Predator_%28video_game%29
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-	The storylines of the three player characters are independent of one another.
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-	As an Alien the player must defend the Alien hive from human marines, then stow away on an evacuating spacecraft and reach the marines' ship, the ''Ferarco''. When the ''Ferarco'''s self-destruct system is activated, the player must reach the escape shuttle, which takes them to Gateway Station. Here the player explores the station and battles more marines, reaching a ship departing for Earth. Before boarding the ship the player battles two Predators, after which the Alien enters the Earth-bound shuttle.
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-	When playing as the Colonial Marine, the player begins at a research station on LV-426 built to study the derelict spacecraft where the ''Nostromo'' crew first encountered the Alien eggs in the film ''[[Alien (film)\|Alien]]'' (1979). Aliens attack and the player must fight their way through the research facility, the derelict ship, and an adjoining colony. Next the player explores the atmosphere processing station and shuts down its cooling valves in order to cause an explosion which will wipe out the Aliens. The player character escapes in a dropship and travels to Odobenus Station in orbit above the planetoid, where they battle more Aliens, Predators, [[Facehugger\|facehuggers]], and cybernetically-enhanced Aliens until reaching the spaceship ''Tyrargo''. Aboard the ship the player battles more enemies including an Alien/Predator hybrid and "praetorian" Aliens. The player then battles an Alien queen, defeating it by expelling it through the airlock.
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-	The Predator character's storyline visits three different planets, beginning with the player hunting marines in order to recover a captured Predator ship and its occupant from a human military base. Aliens are accidentally released in the base and the player discovers that the humans have created an Alien/Predator hybrid by implanting the captured Predator with an Alien embryo. The player defeats the hybrid, triggers the facility's self-destruct mechanism, and escapes in the Predator ship. The player next visits Fiorina "Fury" 161, the prison planet that is the setting of ''[[Alien 3]]'' (1992), where more Aliens and marines are battled. Finally the player visits a marine-controlled Alien habitat, battling cybernetically-enhanced Aliens, "praetorian" Aliens, and finally the Alien queen.
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Alien vs Predator (Jaguar)

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-	'''''Alien vs Predator''''' is a 1994 video game published by [[Atari]] for the [[Atari Jaguar]]. There are 3 sides. Colonel marine, Alien and Predator. All sides feature the Queen who is non playable. The predator must capture the queen, the Alien must free the Queen and Colonel Marine must destroy the station from the ship's computer.	+	'''''Alien vs Predator''''' is a [[video game]] developed by [[Rebellion Developments\|Rebellion]] and published by [[Atari Corporation]] for the [[Atari Jaguar]] console in 1994. Based on the ''[[Alien vs. Predator]]'' franchise, the game allows the player to play as one of three characters: an [[Alien (Alien franchise)\|Alien]], a [[Predator (alien)\|Predator]], or human Private Lance Lewis of the Colonial Marines.
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		+	==Gameplay==
		+	The game is a [[First-person shooter]] taking place on flat plane environments with two-dimensional [[sprite (computer graphics)\|sprite]]s. Each player character has its own scenario, weapons, and abilities.
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		+	When playing as the Alien, the player's objective is to rescue the Alien queen who is being held captive on a Predator spaceship. The player must fight numerous marines and Predators through various sublevels of the ship in order to reach the Queen. The Alien is unable to heal itself from injuries and instead "cocoons" marines; if the Alien dies a cocooned marine will become a new Alien, allowing the player to continue from that location. The Alien is unable to use elevators and instead travels through air ducts in order to travel between levels of the ship.
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		+	As the Predator, the player's objective is to reach and kill the Alien queen in order to claim her skull. The Predator uses elevators to travel between levels of the ship, is able to carry medical kits which it uses to recover health, and can use a cloaking device to become invisible. Weapons and scoring when playing as the Predator are based on how the player chooses to kill enemies. Killing an enemy while invisible results in a loss of honor points, which can in turn result in losing many of the player's equipped weapons. Killing an enemy while visible, conversely, results in an increase in honor points which in turn allows access to more weapons.
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		+	When playing as Private Lewis, the player's goal is to escape a military base which has been invaded by Aliens and Predators. At the start of the game, Lewis is in the base's brig and has no weapons, motion tracker, or security clearance. The player must find weapons and security cards in order to fend off enemies and access new levels of the base, activate the base's self-destruct mechanism, and escape in the escape pod. Lewis can use medical kits to recover health, but cannot carry them and must use them immediately. Available weapons include a shotgun, pulse rifle, flame thrower, and smart gun. As Lewis, the player can use both air ducts and elevators to access new levels of the base.
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Aliens versus Predator: Extinction

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	'''''Aliens versus Predator: Extinction''''' is a real-time strategy game developed by [[EA Games]] and [[Fox interactive]]. Released for the [[PlayStation 2]] and [[Xbox]] in 2003. The player can choose to be [[Predator\|Predators]], [[Xenomorph\|Aliens]], or [[USCMC\|Marines]].		'''''Aliens versus Predator: Extinction''''' is a real-time strategy game developed by [[EA Games]] and [[Fox interactive]]. Released for the [[PlayStation 2]] and [[Xbox]] in 2003. The player can choose to be [[Predator\|Predators]], [[Xenomorph\|Aliens]], or [[USCMC\|Marines]].