Replay – Alien: Resurrection Kyle Hilliard Click here to watch embedded media In 1997, french auteur filmmaker Jean-Pierre Jeunet wedged a film written by Joss Whedon between his mesmerizing The City of Lost Children and the delightful Amélie. That film was, of course, Alien: Resurrection. It was ... weird. A video game based on the film released three years later from developer Argonaut Games (Star Fox, Croc) and it fared about as well critically as the film that inspired it. It had a few things going for it, though, like dual-analog FPS controls on the original PlayStation and some legitimate scares. If you watch the video you will see both of those game elements in action! For the Roulette portion of Replay this week, we play arguably the most forgettable game ever released for one of the biggest franchises in the world. http://bit.ly/2VQUL6O

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In 1997, french auteur filmmaker Jean-Pierre Jeunet wedged a film written by Joss Whedon between his mesmerizing The City of Lost Children and the delightful Amélie. That film was, of course, Alien: Resurrection. It was ... weird.

A video game based on the film released three years later from developer Argonaut Games (Star Fox, Croc) and it fared about as well critically as the film that inspired it. It had a few things going for it, though, like dual-analog FPS controls on the original PlayStation and some legitimate scares. If you watch the video you will see both of those game elements in action!

For the Roulette portion of Replay this week, we play arguably the most forgettable game ever released for one of the biggest franchises in the world.

from Game Informer http://bit.ly/2Ww9toh