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"Not Worth The Headaches", I just bought this game and regret every penney.

1. The game is so hard that you'll have a ton of hassles just getting through a couple missions on anything but the easy difficulty. Then the other people come around bragging about how they thought hard difficulty was too easy.

2. The game doesn't have any trainers for the patched version to make the game's difficulty reasonable.

3. And now for the biggest reason this game is a waste of time, money and blood pressure is that this game is hopelessly laggy. What I mean is this game (and series even) has a very strong reputation of being very slow and jerky on not only multiplayer but on single player mode as well. The lag makes the game virtually unplayable. As of this point, there is no known cure for the lag.

Conclusion: The difficulty is something a person can work with but terrible and uncurable lag isn't. How are you supposed to walk when you twitch from one side of the hallway to the other? How are you supposed to shoot when your target warps from one side of the room to the other? I think you get the picture.

"AVP: Aliens Versus Predator Tips And Comments...", In Aliens Versus Predator, to acheive success, you must think like the character, use the movies as an example, juring certain levels, predators will try to stalk you untill your weak enough for them to take a shot at the kill...
But anyway the game was very well done, the effects for the alien movement were state-of-the-art but I Find Them To Hard To Control, my suggestion is to play Multi player rounds as alien first, but start the game alone... The Predators Were ...So-So... But Could Have Been Bettre, and there should have been more of them, but i don't really mind, I hate Preds anyway (Preds short for Predators) And I Think The Weapons Were Well Done But UnRealistic... But For The Year it was made it had very good graphics and controls... Good Luck

....TIPS....
1) As Aliens Use Air Ducks And Dark Rooms To Stalk Prey...
2) As Predator Don't Depend To Deeply On Your Energy-Based Weapons, they run out quick
3) As Predator Always Look Out For Aliens, One Good Bite To The Head And Your Out
4) As Aliens Try To Stay Out Of Visual And Motion Tracker Range
5) As Marine Turn Your Night Vision Off Every now And Then To Scan The Area With Your Motion Tracker And Flares...

Good Luck, For More Tips From An Expert Email Me At:
AlternateEvil@Hotmail.com with your email and question (Must Have A .Net Passport for Emailing Me

"Several years on and still good fun", I first started playing the original AVP when it was first released around about the same time as half life.
At the time it was bloody hard but fun and its a shame there are not more games released these days that offer the same kind of challange. one of the best parts of game design unlike in mololith's AVP 2 is that the aliens do not appear at the same place each time you play that level, instead they are continuously respawining from random points on the map which gives the whole "they're comming outta the goddam walls" feeling, especially when playing as marine.
although it was difficult opening the bonus levels just took time and skill.

I bought AVP Gold after loosing my original AVP Discs. there are not many major changes except the usual stuff you expect to find in an expansion (maps, weapons etc...) but the most significant is the added feature of being able to same the game mid point which, while i think this just allows people to use the quicksave button as a substitues for skill, the community as a whole applauded the feature.
The new weapons are fun my fave being the twin pistols which are supprisingly powerful.
One major gripe for my over the original AVP is that the staff at rebellion decided to replace the voices of the officers on the TV screens with themselves. unfortunatly they just sound stupid and break the atmosphere that the game gave.
Better to pick up the original if you can find it but if not AVP gold is a good second best

Note: there are issues running this on windows XP but the problem links back to an old .dll file in the game folder. this can be solved by downloading an updated .dll from one of the many fan sites out there

"Terror Game: Looking Through Both Sides", Aliens vs. Predator, a game based from two different Sci-Fi movies, is a great strategical/first-person shooter game that combines a great mixture of action, terror, suspense, and gore. The game isn't simply between aliens and predators, but also with the added human character to add a different side to the story and adding, hopefully, more depths and variety to the game. Designed for intermediate to professional pc gamers, the game isn't for those who are slow and clumsy, bad of memory or heart, or those not into games like these.

However, looking over the other side, the game A.I. needs much improvements, human counterpart should be even out slightly more, and more levels should be added. However, for the cost and the date it was made, its better than many games made to this present day.

Just think about fighting an alien that, instead of running straight at you, will instead, hit and run and use cover of the darkness and walls more. Aliens in the movie, tend to use team work as well. Thats some improvements, but I might be being a bit too picky.

"This game is AWESOME!", This game is awesome (as my title said). A lot of people have been saying its to hard when really its not that hard especially when you get used to it like me. If you are really having a tough time then you should get the strategy guide for this game, it really helps. If you like first person shooters then you should get this game, and if you like this game you might want to try Aliens vs. Predator 2.
People have also been saying that it doesn't run that well on new computers with windows XP and thats partly true. I've been playing on a brand new Dell with XP and I got it to work. All you got to do is not watch all the videos and credits by hitting spacebar. But you got to do it at a time when there's no sound or almost no sound like at the beginning of the game right after it says rebellion and then goes quiet. Also do this when they show the videos at the beginning of each species, but remember only hit the spacebar when there is no sound or almost no sound. I was able to play all species this way.
Overall this is a great game and i recomend it to anyone. I hope you found this review useful.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Yumm Yumm ...", Yes, the AI is linear - but that's okay. Learn how to use the Alien special 'weapon' - the retractable mouth - and munch away on cowering tech's. Yep - at first it's a bit creepy, but after a bit, it gets to be fun.

Not a game for youngsters - you really do have to enjoy getting 'wet' to enjoy.

Not as simplistic as Unreal Tournament - too bad there is not a multiplayer feature.

"WARNING:...", EXTREME CAUTION: this game will run slowly on a computer that has windows xp, most likely because the game is so old in itself. the framerate is very poor, which is confusing, since i have a 1.5ghz pentium4, with 128mb RAM,and and nvidia geforce2 graphics card. did i mention that my computer is a gateway? that might be the problem. i have played this game before, where it ran smoothly. it was a lot of fun,and a little scary at times. i especially liked playing as the alien. another good feature for this game is that it comes with an audio cd. it has 15 tracks, all with in game music. great, huh?

"Brilliantly conceived, but too difficult", The Marine levels contain the most terrifying experiences I've ever experienced in an FPS game. Unfortunately, there is no warm-up to get used to the movement and weaponry - you have to be skillful from the start or die, even on the lowest difficulty setting. It's especially frustrating to try to figure out how to be sparing with your ammo as you advance through the level - since the Aliens respawn in random locations, you can't dawdle long enough to figure out the level. So you have to know the level already to get through it. Even with a walk-through guide (I was COMPLETELY lost before I found one), it's too hard to figure out.

The Predator is a little easier, but he has so much equipment - various vision modes, weapons, a cloak, and more - that it takes a long time to learn to use effectively.

The Alien is the hardest to control (especially since you have to hold down the Crouch key the whole time you cling to a wall or ceiling), but his missions are what finally sucked me into the game. It requires subtlety and finesse, but it's extremely fun when you learn to stalk your victims and drain their life force. Also, while the storyline is minimal, it's clear that the Aliens have a legitimate beef with the humans - which elevates the appeal of the role beyond mere cruelty.

Drawbacks are many - all three characters are WAY too hard to learn to play well, which makes the limited game-saving all the more frustrating. Along the same lines, the cheat codes are so limited and improperly integrated into the program that they're virtually unusable. It's as if the programmers want to stand over our shoulders and "tsk" at us for playing the game the "wrong" way. If it's not "fair" to save your game too often, isn't that MY call, as the player, to make?

Finally, the engine is clunky and the animation choppy - especially that of the alien's attacks from the alien's perspective.

They fixed these and other problems with AvP2, which I haven't picked up yet - I'll try to master this one first. I gave this game a full 4 stars because even with all these problems, the game is still one of the most compelling I've ever played. I'm already in love with playing the Alien, even though I haven't mastered it at the Training level. The majority of players will probably prefer the Predator. But that's the beauty of it - out of the three roles, at least one of them will probably win your heart if you love heart-pounding action...

"Great Game... With One Major Problem", I loved the game. I had downloaded one of the Single player demo's and decided I had to have it, even if it was old. The graphics are intense, and it seems like you are almost IN an Alien movie. The sounds are great, and the In game movie's help with the atmosphere. I particularly liked the Melee game, even though it was almost impossible to survive for longer than a minute or so.

Unfortunately, I haven't been able to play the Single player mission games very much yet.

The problem I have with the game is it doesn't run right under Windows ME. It doesn't say that anywhere when you buy it, and the tech support is practically useless. With ME, the game freezes your computer RELIABLY/ So if you are running ME, wait til you upgrade to XP or you will have to run another OS on your computer. Or get the sequel, AVP II which runs on ME.

"Not as good as the second game.", Not to put to fine of a point on it, but this game is below the standard compared to the second game. As a Predator, you have many weapons right when you begin, but in the second game, you have more of a challenge by having to collect your weapons as you go along. But still, being a Predator is the most fun out of the tree. As an Alien, you are openly vulnerable and can be killed easily. Your vision to "track Predators" is a complete drag 'cause you can't see at all, and you start off as a drone, where's the Face-Hugger, or the Chestburster? Let's move on to Marine. Newbies to this game might think that the Marine is some kind of Alien, but it's not, Marine is soldier, Colonial Marine is the full name. Being a Marine is probably the suckiest out of the three, you're even more vulnerable than Aliens because you can't gain energy from your assaults on enemies, and your infa-red mode is designed just as poorly as the Predator's cloaking. This game got two stars because when your an Alien or a Predator it's fun to stalk your victims. I don't really recommend wasting your money on poorly designed garbage such as this, buy Aliens vs. Predator II, buy something that's worth the money.