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Aliens Versus Predator

Trivia

The game's system for the predator's multiple vision modes, where they can see humans or aliens but not both at the same time, was eventually adopted into the feature film Alien vs. Predator.

The second, "soundtrack" disc of AvP is actually an expanded version of James Horner's soundtrack for the movie Aliens. In addition to several unreleased pieces, there are also alternate and extended versions of tracks that are on the official movie soundtrack. The full listing for AvP disc 2 is:

1) Main Title (4:01)
2) Bad Dreams (5:28)
3) Dark Discovery/Newt's Horror (4:10)
4) LV-426 (5:11)
5) Combat Drop (5:03)
6) The Complex (4:45)
7) Atmosphere Station (4:33)
8) Med. Lab (5:42)
9) Newt (4:17)
10) Sub-Level 3 (3:56)
11) Ripley's Rescue (5:33)
12) Face Huggers (3:45)
13) Futile Escape (5:39)
14) Newt is Taken (5:11)
15) Going After Newt (4:35)

Banned in Germany for extreme violence.

Contributed by phlux (4157) on Dec 01, 2001.

Unlike most modern First person Shooters, Aliens vs. Predator uses a peer to peer system for multiplayer instead of a client / server system. This particularity has been known to cause quite a lot of problem with online gaming, even if the game played fine on a LAN.

Contributed by Cochonou (1021) on Oct 09, 2001.

There were three different demos released for the game before it was released, a seperate demo for each of the three species..

A "gold edition" of Aliens Vs. Predator was recently released. In actuality the "gold edition" is just a patch that adds in-game saves, two new weapons, a few new multiplayer levels, and direct server support.

The european version of the gold additional also replaces the actors in the game with members of programming company Rebellion's staff acting out the roles.

If you ordered the full version of the gold edition directly from Fox, you would also receive a strategy guide as well as a stuffed rubber facehugger.