I posted this in the 'Aliens: Fireteam Elite' launch trailer thread a week ago, but the thread was nuked by the time I arrived:
"Out of curiosity, is this a local/couch co-op game?
Split screen games are becoming increasingly rare these days … 😔 "
But by that logic on a three-point scale it's either atrocious, average or perfect.
Agreed, they need more dancing aliens to fine tune their scoring system ;)But by that logic on a three-point scale it's either atrocious, average or perfect.
Back 4 Blood doesn't support it either. Halo Infinite only supported it after pressure from Halo 5. It really does seem to be going the way of the dodo for non-indie titles. Sigh.I posted this in the 'Aliens: Fireteam Elite' launch trailer thread a week ago, but the thread was nuked by the time I arrived:
"Out of curiosity, is this a local/couch co-op game?
Split screen games are becoming increasingly rare these days … 😔 "
LolOh this might well be a lovely example of who watches the video and who doesn't before commenting.
Adore this channel. Adore Dem Aliens.
There has been very slight rumors, but I doubt it.There's a separate, I think rumoured, Alien title as a sequel to Isolation…right? Or have I been dreaming.
that's the joke. that's how the 10 or 5 scale works as well. things are only ever perfect, average, or atrocious.But by that logic on a three-point scale it's either atrocious, average or perfect.
Thanks!There has been very slight rumors, but I doubt it.
There's a comic sequel though: https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Aliens:_Resistance
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Sounds promising.
2/3 dancing aliens
2013's Aliens: Colonial Marines was arguably the last huge video game to focus on the "Aliens with an S" side of all things xenomorphic. Between flashy trailers and Gearbox's reputation at the time, series fans got their hopes up that the 1986 James Cameron film would finally inspire a modern shooter worth a loud oorah. Not so much.
This week, the letter S returns to PCs and game consoles with far lower expectations in the form of Aliens: Fireteam Elite. And I gotta say, this three-player co-op romp's success makes me angry about Colonial Marines all over again.While losing hours to this new game's faithful, no-frills fun, I imagined Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford sitting next to me. Between missions, I would ask him why his development teams couldn't surpass a little-known indie studio's slimmed-down excuse to rev up machine guns and flamethrowers with friends.
Still, a genuinely fun Aliens game is better late than never. And this is much better.
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Sounds promising.
2/3 dancing aliens
the only right thing for me is crossplay
Wasn't originally going to buy it but they're (devs) saying all the right things
A fun and flexible swarm shooter that's a little too reliant on being played alongside friends.
Aliens: Fireteam Elite is a solid third-person co-op shooter that feels like it belongs in the franchise, but its replayability has yet to be determined.
An experience built for a fireteam of three, Aliens: Fireteam Elite turns the xenomorph horror on LV-895 into a shooting gallery that sadly misses the mark of what made its source material so iconic in the first place.
A short, sharp and fairly shallow take on the famed franchise nevertheless delivers on the full Aliens power fantasy.
The game presents a solid foundation that manages to surprise in a few respects, but doesn't quite take the plunge in full. I was hoping this iteration on the Aliens universe would finally be the one unafraid to take risks. But I'll have to wait for the next attempt to find out if it's not just a hopeless wish.
But by that logic on a three-point scale it's either atrocious, average or perfect.