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Gearbox and SEGA have come out to announce officially that Aliens: Colonial Marines is "being prototyped and considered for the Nintendo Wii U" and that work for the Wii U version is currently "under construction by a dedicated research and development branch within the studio."
In case you didn't know, Aliens: Colonial Marines will see you perform Xenocide with movie-inspired weaponry on the surface of LV-426, the USS Sulaco, and Hadley's Hope.
An obvious implementation would be a motion sensor of sorts, although that would probably mean you would have to look down on the screen, only to see that a Xenomorph is right around the corner. If so, let's hope we learn to look up at the TV again when it is actually eating our face.
Both Gearbox and SEGA have responded to a class action suit that alleges customers were lied to during the development of Aliens: Colonial Marines. Both companies are happy to defend themselves and seem unswayed by the threat...
SEGA and Gearbox have been slapped with a class action suit for Aliens: Colonial Marines, accused of lying about the game to get it sold. It was only a matter of time.
Edelson LLC has taken the case, which alleges that ...
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Following an upheld complaint with the UK's Advertising Standards Authority, SEGA Europe has admitted that trailers for Aliens: Colonial Marines do not reflect the game's final (shoddy) content.
The complaint was upheld...
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I'm sorry, dear readers. I've still not "gotten over" Aliens: Colonial Marines. After a set period of time, gamers tend to get aggressively apathetic over certain situations, and seem to grow angry if someone else isn't as re...
Aliens: Colonial Marines' long-awaited (haha) "Bug Hunt" downloadable content is now available on Steam, Xbox Live, and PlayStation Network. It's a wave-based survival mode that, given the general brevity of the game's hyped ...
Gearbox continues to demonstrate that, contrary to popular idioms, you can actually polish a turd. Aliens: Colonial Marines is being made shinier -- but no less stinkier -- in a 4GB PC patch that improves textures, A.I. behav...
When the makers of Alien vs. Predator: Evolution saw the negative press and subsequent fallout regarding Aliens: Colonial Marines, they must have laughed. I imagine them bellowing obnoxiously, roaring their gleeful approval t...