The story arc enables players to pick from any one of the three races, Aliens, Predators, or Human Marines, and play each race to its end, and then players can start the next race, etc., in any order they want. After a small unit of Colonial Marines lands on planet LV-742 and realizes it's littered with both Predators and Aliens, the decision is made to finally end the small battles and skirmishes. Third, the range of options, units and possibilities seems so abundantly wealthy that how could it not be a great game? One has to wonder how it will come out. Second, I'm always hopeful (and conflictingly cynical) that an RTS will finally be good and viable on the consoles, and given the subject, this has as good as chance as any. First, I'm excited to play all three races, which is one of the game's biggest attractions. After heaving seen the game in motion the other day at EA's Redwood City HQs, I've got mixed feelings. In many ways Blizzard's Starcraft satisfied by thirst for such a thing, but now, my hunger has grown again. Predator game hit the PC, I started thinking about how cool it would be to play an Alien RTS. Predator: Extinction would be steam rolling a huge freeway of hype behind it, yet this little RTS seems to have slipped under the radar for numerous reasons. With all of the fame and mindshare both properties have garnered over the years, one would think that Aliens Vs. Fox Interactive and Electronic Arts, along with developer Zono Inc., have teamed up to undertake this intriguing project, which is due for PlayStation 2 and Xbox in late July. While Aliens and Predators have appeared on PC screens numerous times before, they have never appeared on consoles as a realtime strategy game, until now. First appearing in the Arnold Schwarzenegger action film, Predator, this vicious, technologically advanced Xenomorph appeared on swelteringly hot days and killed humans for sport, using an array of weaponry, powerful athletic abilities, and a ferocious appetite for hunting, just for the glory of it.
In the late 1980s, action and creature fans alike were treated to something entirely different, in the xenomorphic form of the Predator.
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