“How many fingers am I holding up?” It’s three, but the response is a one-fingered gesture. “Are you alright?” one character asks the player. We see marines, including the playable character, waking up amongst rubble. With dreadlocked baddies firmly out of the picture, Colonial Marines seems poised to be a scarier, edgier experience than past Aliens titles. We’re not gonna mix in Predators and things – it always felt to me a little bit like someone was mixing their Wasabi in my Reece’s Cup, y’know – it always felt kind of weird.” “We wanted to have more time with the marines – this time we’re in the boots of the Colonial Marines – so in that way you get to finally be them – use their hardware, all that kind of stuff. “The predominant idea is that we really wanted to make the sequel to Aliens that we all wanted,” Brian Martel, chief creative officer at developer Gearbox Software tells VG247 after our demo. Predator games that SEGA have put out in the past, intended to be more loyal to the source material than any other game. Surfaced again at PAX 2010, with marketing winding up early 2011. Went quiet in mid 2008 and was rumoured to have suffered lay off-releated delays. Crafted, according to Gearbox, with the intention of being the Aliens “sequel we all wanted”, the game is dripping with fan service.įirst announced in late 2006 after Sega acquired the Aliens license.
Aliens: Colonial Marines is clearly a labour of love.
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