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The upside to this is that marines (and Aliens) cannot see you, but any kills you make while invisible will detract from your overall score. The Alien has zero projectile weapons but has the ability to cocoon human foes, thus allowing for potentially infinite continues (you restart from the last cocooned marine if you get gunned down), while the Predator has the ability to become invisible and also has various different infrared modes of vision. In practice, the three different races present three difficulty levels: the marine is probably the easiest, then the Predator, then the Alien. Each character has a different storyline, but the goals are ultimately the same - survive and kick the shit out of the other species roaming around. The game is a fairly simple first person shooter in practice - you choose either a marine, an Alien or a Predator to play as.

The original entry into the whole pantheon of AvP games (and films, to be honest) began with the Jaguar version. I've also played the arcade and PC versions, but they don't count (and this is still superior to the arcade (SNES) version, which is a side scrolling beat 'em up anyway). The main focus of this article is the Jaguar-based representation of the Alien universe, and as a self-confessed expert in the field, I can't help but say (write) that it's the best console-based Alien Vs Predator game in existence.

Even sadder is that I own a Weyland Yutani jacket and actually wear it in public.but that's another story.

Likewise, I have seen Predator and it's sequel on multiple occasions and could quote you any number of lines from any of them. I'm something of an aficionado when it comes to the whole Alien franchise - I've seen Aliens (the second film) more times than I care to remember, and I have a similar fondness for the other films in the quadrilogy. The game that the Jaguar is famous for, and one of my favourite games of all time - Alien Vs Predator.