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Alien Resurrection is a 2000 video game released by Fox Interactive and Argonaut Games for the Sony PlayStation video game console. The game is a first person shooter based on the 1997 film of the same name. A significant feature has Raymond Cruz, Gary Dourdan and Steven Gilborn reprising their roles as 'DiStephano', 'Christie' and 'Father'

Plot

Following the same basic plot of the movie, the game takes place years after the events of Alien 3 and follows a cloned Lt. Ellen Ripley as she tries to escape from the xenomorph-infested research spaceship USM Auriga along with a crew of mercenaries.

Gameplay

The game is a first person shooter (FPS) with survival horror elments (ala Doom 3). It consists of ten levels, the first nine taking place in the Xenomorph-infested aboard USM Auriga and the transport ship The Betty.USM Augria and the last aboard the mercanary ship Betty.

The player uses four different characters from the movie. Ripley for a majority of the game, occasionally switching to Call, DiStephano, or Christie, each with their own special equipment. Some players have different weapons. The selection includes a laser rifle, double barrel shotgun, grenade launcher, Shockrifle, flamer-thrower and a rocket launcher.

The player must complete different tasks to progress across the game. These include killing clones and ejecting overheating escape pods.

In addition to traditional drone aliens, the player also faces marines and the infamous face-huggers, later fighting boss creatures such as the alien queen and the newborn.

Development

The game originally started as a third person survival horror game similar to the original Resident Evil game. The game was to be released by Fox Interactive and Argounaut Games for the Sony PlayStation (it was also rumored for the Sega Saturn and PC computers as well) close to the film's release in late 1997. However, this game was scrapped and Argounaut Games restarted development from scratch as a first person shooter for the PlayStation and PC.

After a series of delays the game was finally released exclusively for the Sony PlayStation in 2000 (October 10 in the USA and December 1 in Europe), three years after the film ran its course in theatres. Versions of the game for PC and Dreamcast were planned but scrapped due to low sales and poor reception of the PlayStation game.