Conclusion: Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem is one of those rare titles that's simply right down the middle in terms of quality. There's nothing here that's bad but there's nothing ...
Excerpt: When a predator ship containing alien facehuggers crash lands near a sleepy Colorado town, you are sent in as an Elite predator to destroy all traces of the alien outb...
Excerpt: It's fun to say we've evolved to the point that we don't need snazzy graphics to recognize a quality gaming experience, but most of us still prefer a good-looking, qua...
Conclusion: Well, there’s not much else to be said about this game except the multiplayer and skirmish mode seem to be loosely latched on. The multiplayer mode is basically a co-o...
Excerpt: Just before the release of the next Aliens
vs. Predator movie, Requiem, the game has beat the movie out by just a
few weeks in Australia. The story line of Requi...
Summary: Strapped with an arsenal of exotic weaponry and equipment, players will take on the role of the ultimate Predator. Co-op multiplayer mode adds to the action and excite...
Conclusion: Aliens vs Predator: Requiem is certainly of a lower quality than its predecessors, almost setting new standards for how boring a licensed title can be. Unfortunately t...
Conclusion: You have a similar meter for energy except it's in the right corner and will eventually regenerate to full power. However, the bar will never run completely out. Even ...
Alien vs Predator Requiem Review for the Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP)
Cheat Code Central
23 December 2007
Excerpt: I tackled Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem with plenty of confidence. The opening looked good, and the control list was easy to deal with. Button commands were responsive....
Conclusion: There is a bright side; AVP manages to include a decent multiplayer mode. It's nowhere near as fun as Star Wars Battlefront or Medal of Honor: Heroes, but it's in here...
Pros: Sneaking around cloaked, Hunting friends in multiplayer, Earning honor points
Cons: Repetitive missions, Clunky controls, Camera doesn't help matters