I'm sorry, but I do not see what the fuss is about, it seems some gamers are never satisfied with what they are given.

SO what if it's not 12 hrs long, or that playing the Alien is hard, and the Predator has his own style of play etc. Isn't that what playing games is about, adaptation and entertainment. Come check out the review, rather critical, but hey, I'm not the reviewer.

It is with great pleasure that I announce Rebellion‘s Alien vs Predator is officially one of, if not the most, visceral games to ever grace my console. The amount of signature kills in this game for both the Predator and the Alien is enough to make anyone squirm in their seats, even the hardnosed teenagers in the 14-17 year age bracket.

Which begs the question- why are teenagers of this age range even allowed to play such a game that contains such violence displayed on human beings (and how did the game get un-banned in Australia when you compare it to other banned titles)?

Slitting throats, ripping heads off, tearing heads off with spine intact, biting chunks out of peoples head stabbing them with the Aliens tail or the Predator blades- where this game lacks story and tight knit gameplay it makes up for with the shock factor.

In this review I shall be looking at all 3 campaigns + multiplayer, then giving the game an overall score.

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