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Encyclopedia > Aliens (arcade game)
Aliens

Start screen of Aliens
Developer(s) Hiroshita
Publisher(s) Konami
Designer(s) S. Okamoto and team
Release date(s) 1990
Genre(s) Run and gun
Mode(s) Single player, 2 player co-op
Platform(s) Arcade Game
Input 8-way Joystick, 2 Buttons
Arcade CPU(s) KONAMI
Arcade sound system(s) Sound CPU : Z80, Sound Chips : YM2151, K007232
Arcade display Horizontal, Raster, 288 x 224 pixels, 512 colors

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Levels in the game are:

  • Level 1 - Living Quarters
  • Level 2 - Factory
  • Level 3 - Factory2
  • Level 4 - Queen Alien's DEN
  • Level 5 - Escape Route
  • Level 6 - Battle Ship SULACO

Screenshots

External links

  • Aliens review at insomnia.ac


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Alien, Predator and Alien vs. Predator
Alien films Alien | Aliens | Alien³ | Alien: Resurrection
Predator films Predator | Predator 2
Film crossovers AVP: Alien vs. Predator | AVP: Alien vs. Predator 2
Comics Aliens | Aliens versus Predator | Aliens versus Predator versus The Terminator | Aliens vs. Predator/Witchblade/Darkness | Batman/Aliens | Batman versus Predator | Green Lantern versus Aliens | JLA vs. Predator | Judge Dredd vs. Aliens | Predator | Predator vs. Judge Dredd | Predator vs. Magnus, Robot Fighter | Superman & Batman vs. Aliens & Predator | Superman/Aliens | Superman vs. Predator | Tarzan vs. Predator | WildC.A.T.s/Aliens
Novels Aliens | Aliens vs. Predator | Predator
Film characters Ash | Bishop | Brett | Dallas | Hicks | Kane | Lambert | Newt | Parker | Ripley | Ripley clone
Alien & Predator Universe Derelict| Fiorina "Fury" 161 | Giger's Alien | LV-426 | M41A pulse rifle | M56 Smart Gun | M577 A.P.C. | Non-canon castes from the Alien films | Nostromo | Predator | Predator language | Space Jockey | Sulaco | United States Colonial Marines | USM Auriga | Weapons of the Colonial Marines | Weyland-Yutani | Xenomorph | Xenomorph-Yautja War
Alien games Alien (1982) | Alien (1984) | Aliens: The Computer Game (Activision) | Aliens: The Computer Game (Software Studios) | Aliens (MSX) | Aliens (arcade) | Alien³ | Alien³ (SNES) | Alien³ (Game Boy) | Alien³: The Gun | Aliens: A Comic Book Adventure | Alien Trilogy | Aliens Online | Alien: Resurrection | Aliens: Thanatos Encounter | Aliens: Colonial Marines (cancelled) | Aliens: Unleashed
Predator games Predator | Predator: Soon The Hunt Will Begin | Predator 2 | Predator 2 (Perfect 10) | Predator (mobile) | Predator: Concrete Jungle
Alien vs. Predator games Alien vs Predator (SNES) | Alien vs Predator: The Last of His Clan | Alien vs. Predator (arcade) | Alien vs Predator (Jaguar) | Alien vs Predator (Lynx) (cancelled) | Alien versus Predator / Gold Edition | Aliens versus Predator 2 / Gold Edition | Aliens versus Predator 2: Primal Hunt | Aliens versus Predator: Extinction | Alien vs. Predator 2D | Alien vs. Predator (mobile) | Alien vs. Predator 3D
Miscellaneous Aliens: Colonial Marines Technical Manual | Alien Loves Predator | Alien Quadrilogy | Alien War | Batman: Dead End | Cultural references to Alien

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The game was developed using the "Exorcisor", a computer from Motorola that Jarvis describes as "the most overbloated, overpriced computer ever created".
When the game was finally finished, the machine wouldn't come on the first time the ROM chips were inserted, however when the ROMs were "burned" (the method of transferring the game from the development computer to the arcade machine's ROM chips) a second time, it did come on.
It was one of the first games on WMS's (Bally Midway and Williams Electronics merged in 1986 to form WMS Industries, but kept the Bally, Williams, and Midway labels) new T-Unit arcade hardware.
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