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Alien vs. Predator (Capcom)

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Released by Capcom in 1994, Alien vs. Predator turns the science-fiction crossover into an arcade beat 'em up. Four playable characters include two human cyborgs and two Predators, who battle waves of Xenomorphs through side-scrolling stages. The character selection combines human weaponry with the Predators' distinctive fighting styles, giving the crossover a practical role in the action.

Built for Capcom's CPS-2 arcade hardware, the game features detailed sprite animation and cooperative play. It suits players interested in arcade combat and in the history of licensed games that interpret their source material through a specific genre. This version has its own identity and should be distinguished from other games sharing the Alien vs. Predator name.

It also predates the crossover films, rather than adapting their plots or functioning as a direct companion to them.

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When was the Capcom Alien vs. Predator arcade game released?

The Alien vs. Predator arcade game was released by Capcom in 1994. It was a highly acclaimed beat 'em up that ran on the powerful CPS-2 arcade hardware.

Who are the playable characters in Capcom's Alien vs. Predator?

The game features four playable characters: two human cyborgs (Major Dutch Schaefer and Lieutenant Linn Kurosawa) and two Predators (the Warrior and the Hunter). Each character has unique weapons, speed, and melee combos.

What genre of gameplay does the Capcom Alien vs. Predator use?

Capcom's Alien vs. Predator is a classic side-scrolling beat 'em up game. Up to three players can cooperatively fight their way through waves of Xenomorphs and human soldiers using combos, throws, and projectile weapons.

Is the Capcom Alien vs. Predator arcade game related to the 2004 movie?

No, the 1994 Capcom arcade game is entirely separate from the plot of the 2004 Paul W. S. Anderson film. The arcade game features an original storyline set on Earth involving a corporate xenomorph outbreak, serving as a standalone crossover spin-off.

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