Alien Trilogy, Sony Playstation

With the release of Ridley Scott's “Alien” in 1979, a new Hollywood franchise was born, and is it turns out, became one of the most successful creations in the history of filmmaking. After two sequels, directed by world-renowned directors, the series made its way into the video game industry. Alien Trilogy is one of the first 3D titles based around the nasty little Xenomorph family. Haunted by memories, you hope there is just some small oversight, some simple communications problem. But you know deep down, in the back of your mind, that they are back. Alien Trilogy is creepy in the extreme, and is certainly worthy of the associated films. They're all here, dog-aliens, chest-bursters, face-huggers, ruthless corporate schills and three queen aliens, in more than thirty acid-encrusted levels. Here is all the gut-churning action of the Alien Trilogy in one black-death, white-knuckle nightmare ride.

Buy Alien Trilogy for 4.99 GBP

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