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Aliens Versus Predator 2 - PC

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Rated: Mature
3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 164 ratings
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Aliens Versus Predator 2, sequel to one of the most frightening games ever made, takes you to Planet LV1201, where three of the most dangerous and bloodthirsty species in the galaxy battle for survival. The story-driven plot weaves together the fates of all three species. The action is as intense as the blockbuster films on which the game is based. Choose to play as Alien, Predator, or Marine, and use your physical prowess, killer instincts, or superior firepower to stay alive.

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3.9 out of 5 stars
3.9 out of 5
164 global ratings

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Customers like the quality of the video game, saying it's an excellent, solid game. They also describe it as a classic, and one of the best aliens games. However, some customers differ on graphics.

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15 customers mention14 positive1 negative

Customers find the quality of the video game excellent, solid, and classic. They also say the game is fun, and one of the best horror/survival games ever made.

"...The game works perfect on my system but I only played it a short time and I don't forsee any problems. My OS is Vista Home Premium...." Read more

"...is that "AvP 2" is one of the best horror/survival games ever made, i'd say it's equally matched to the..." Read more

"...to the combat of games like Halo and Quake, the gameplay is robust and doesn't feel too clunky, and functions such as the weapon and body sway can..." Read more

"...And the game play is freaking awesome. Very close to the movies and comics...." Read more

5 customers mention2 positive3 negative

Customers are mixed about the graphics. Some mention that the environments are original and incredible, while others say that the graphics could be better and are incredibly outdated.

"...This game has great graphics, of couse not as good as Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, but a step or 2 below but is still good! I had one problem...." Read more

"...However, the game is by no means good visually. If graphics is what makes the game for you, then steer clear of Aliens VS Predator 2...." Read more

"...base or fighting through the eerie xenomorph hives, the environments are original and have a great amount of range...." Read more

"...This by far is the best. NO the graphics are not great when you compared them to todays next gen graphics but they are still good...." Read more

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IMMORTAL1
5.0 out of 5 stars This game works with Dual-Core Processors and Vista!
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2010
Platform For Display: PCEdition: StandardVerified Purchase
If you wanted to know if this game works with modern systems since it was made in 2001 here's your answer. Yes. My computer laptop is a Toshiba Satellite AMD Athlon 64 Turion X2 Dual-Core Mobile Processor RM-70, 3 GB DDR2 SDRAM, 250 GB HDD. The game works perfect on my system but I only played it a short time and I don't forsee any problems. My OS is Vista Home Premium. The disks say OS is 95/98/2000/Me. It should work on XP since it works on Vista. I know there is a review out there saying that this guy has a computer with specs that tower over what this game calls for but he might have his hard drive like 85% or more full and have a big fragmentation problem that causes his computer to run slow and the game to hesitate and maybe get total system failure like he claims happened. This game has great graphics, of couse not as good as Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, but a step or 2 below but is still good! I had one problem. I kept getting a message "Problem downloading cres.dll file". I tried downloading the game 3 separate times the same day and the game wouldn't work. I use a defragmenter in the background (Diskeeper). It must of been moving this file when I was trying to download the game. The game must use this file from the operating system instead of it being on the disk. I thought the disk was corrupted since I tried 3 times. 1 week later I downloaded the game and no problems. So if you get any message like this and run a defragmenter in the background, give it a few days then try again. I gave it a week. I hoped this helped you out! Jack (IMMORTAL1)
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pyroguy
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent game.....too bad the films aren't like this!!!!
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2011
Platform For Display: PCEdition: StandardVerified Purchase
Being a huge fan of the AVP graphic novels, as well as reading some of the comics, I can say (and I believe everyone will agree with me on this issue) is that "AvP 2" is one of the best horror/survival games ever made, i'd say it's equally matched to the awesomeness of the original "Doom" games. However, it is a shame that how the storyline for the original game and this one (and to an extent, "AvP 2010") can respect the earlier "Alien" and "Predator" films, while the current 2 film adaptations actually angered many fans worldwide. But back on topic, this has loads and loads of replayability, and the cutscenes themselves is like watching a short movie in between missions. So if anyone would like a game that'll scare the pants off of anyone, i'd highly recommend getting this!!!
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Bailey Grabel
4.0 out of 5 stars Old Game, Modern Feel
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2013
Platform For Display: PCEdition: StandardVerified Purchase
After years of loving the Aliens franchise and seeing only lackluster games featuring the iconic xenomorphs, I was quite skeptical of this game. Made in 2001, this PC exclusive was squandered my titles such as Halo Combat Evolved and forgotten by many. However, just because it's not popular doesn't mean it's not a great game.

GRAPHICS
As is expected, the graphics are incredibly outdated. However, the environments are absolutely incredible. Whether you be fighting your way through a Weylad Yutani base or fighting through the eerie xenomorph hives, the environments are original and have a great amount of range. However, the game is by no means good visually. If graphics is what makes the game for you, then steer clear of Aliens VS Predator 2.

STORY
Boasting three campaigns, this is much like a three games in one. I began my experience with the marine storyline, believing it to be closer to what I'm used to when it comes to military FPS. From what I've noticed so far, the story is paper-thin and all-too predictable. There is literally no character personalities, and all of the characters seem to be faceless and linear. The alien story is little more than you running around killing everything that isn't a xenomorph, and the Predator story is all about proving yourself by, surprise surprise, killing everyone that isn't a Predator. Storywise, the game is quite weak, though all three campaigns are very fun.

GAMEPLAY
The gameplay is quite solid in this title. Not dissimilar to the combat of games like Halo and Quake, the gameplay is robust and doesn't feel too clunky, and functions such as the weapon and body sway can be taken out via the options menu. There are, however, several glaringly obvious problems with this game. With no directional arrows or waypoints present, the player is forced to wander about, sometimes for hours, trying to find a computer to hack into that just happens to be at the other end of the level. There was a point in the first mission where I spent almost two hours wandering the mountains of the LV 1201 trying to find a facility that was crucial to completing the mission. The next problem is the worthless motion tracker. In games such as Aliens: Colonial Marines, using your motion tracker is crucial to knowing the position of your enemy. In AVP2, the motion tracker hardly picks up enemies at all, and when it does (which is rare) their signatures on the tracker aren't relative to the enemies' actual positions. The game uses a unique style of health and armor in the combat, but as unique as it is, this all screws the player over. I can't even begin to count how many deaths were caused when I was at 2% health dealing with a room filled with xenomorphs, holding them off with a simple pistol. These are functions that led me to increased frustration throughout the game until I was so fed up that I decided to play something else.

SOUND
The best part of the game is the stellar sound design. From the cracking gunfire of the iconic pulse rifle to the guttural shrieks of the xenomorphs, the sound design is what incites the best terror in the game. Several of the best jump scares in the game are derived from the player rounding a dark corner and seeing a xenomorph leap from behind a crate, screaming as it attacks the player with unrelenting ferocity.

VERICT
Despite the downfalls of the game's gameplay, story and graphics, this is very good game overall. With great combat and original environments, the game can incite hundreds of hours of dedicated gameplay (although fighting Weyland Yutani soldiers in the marine campaign is quite boring and linear). Make no mistake: this is a game that I would strongly suggest people try.
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FuYingBro
5.0 out of 5 stars BEST AVP EVER
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2013
Platform For Display: PCEdition: StandardVerified Purchase
I have every Aliens, AVP game made that has been on the computer including colonial marines. This by far is the best. NO the graphics are not great when you compared them to todays next gen graphics but they are still good. And the game play is freaking awesome. Very close to the movies and comics. There is also a very very large community that make maps and other mods for the game. I think have 6gbs of just mods and maps and that isn't everything. People have made maps from Star Trek to Star Wars. Even with out the mods you have a lot of maps, characters, modes to choose from. If you would like to see a review of this game i have done one on youtube under the screen name MonkFuYing
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5.0 out of 5 stars A great sequel to a great game.
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2010
Platform For Display: PCEdition: StandardVerified Purchase
AVP in 1999 was the best game made of avp, they had to make a sequel and my was it great. Just like the first game, it has great story lines, the three characters of the Alien, predator, and the Marine. It's violent, bloody, scary, and action packed. Unlike the first game, the story lines interfere with all three characters, which is an interesting touch to see the same event from their own view. In this game, the graphics and the sound is better than the first and each character has more weapons. It's a must buy game. I recommend it. This one will give you plenty of exercise.
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