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The old Alien movie phrase “In space no one can hear you scream”, is not exactly true of this new video from Gearbox. There is plenty of screaming going on, and we’re sure someone is hearing it. Watch for yourself below. Aliens: Colonial Marines launches in 2012 for PC, PS3, Xbox 360, and Wii U. Thanks, EvilAvatar. [pic]

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Fox has given a fair bit of leg room with the Aliens IP to Colonial Marines, developer Gearbox has said.

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Aliens: Colonial Marines is clearly a labour of love. Crafted, according to Gearbox, with the intention of being the Aliens “sequel we all wanted”, the game is dripping with fan service.

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Sega has released a handful of screenshots for Gearbox’s Aliens: Colonial Marines, and you can smell the tension on them.

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Gearbox co-founder Brian Martel has said Wii U is a “cool” intermission between the current and next-gen cycles of hardware.

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Gearbox is answering long-standing questions pertaining to the Aliens canon.

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Gearbox didn’t receive its Wii U development kits until a few months before E3, but got Aliens Colonial Marines working pretty quickly thanks to the flexibility of the Unreal Engine.

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According to Gearbox’s Brian Martel, Aliens: Colonial Marines is a game everybody wanted to make.

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So many things out of E3, so little caffeine and sanity left. Let’s get to the shorts of it, shall we?

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Sega’s just confirmed a spring 2012 launch for Gearbox’s long-dormant Aliens: Colonial Marines.

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The Official Playstation Magazine received a rather awesome surprise this morning: SEGA had sent them a huge package containing a Pulse Rifle from Aliens.

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Internet: [shouting] “Hey everyone, did you hear what Randy Pitchford said about Aliens: Colonial Marines?”

[Everyone stares forward in silent horror]

Internet: “Oh god… He’s right behind me, isn’t he?”

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Gearbox has said fans of the Duke can look forward to hearing more about the crass hero towards the end of January, early February.

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Randy Pitchford has said Aliens: Colonial Marines was announced too soon by SEGA, as it was “very excited” over the project.

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Don’t worry. Duke hasn’t nuked Aliens: Colonial Marines or Borderlands out of orbit. Gearbox’s Randy Pitchford told us so over the weekend.

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Gearbox may have jump-started Duke Nukem’s long-stalled engine this weekend, but that doesn’t mean the developer’s not familiar with Duke Nukem Forever-style stalling shenanigans itself. Aliens Colonial Marines, however, is still alive and kicking, and during its PAX panel, Gearbox gave the audience a quick glimpse at how things are coming along.

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Gearbox Software will be attending PAX Prime, and according to the panel listing, it’s to show “never before seen footage of upcoming releases.”

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Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford has started chatting about Aliens: Colonial Marines, now that Borderlands is finished, packaged, and shipped.

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Speaking with G4, Sega president and COO Mike Hayes said that Gearbox’s Aliens: Colonial Marines is still on track to be released… someday. The “when” of that alien bursting from Sega’s chest hinges on the success of Rebellion’s Aliens vs. Predator, Hayes said.

“I think the detail of that [release date] is probably still too early,” he said. “What I would say is it’s unlikely that we’d launch anything within six months [after Aliens vs. Predator], but probably nine months, eight to 12 months possibly. Though we literally are looking at that at the moment and a lot of is going to depend, as well, on how successful AvP is at the box [retail].”

“It’s what level of ‘well’ does it do,” said Hayes, speaking of Aliens vs. Predator’s release, “do we then determine when we want to bring the next one out and then, of course, determine what the third one in the series is likely to be.”

Yes, that does mean there will eventually be a third Aliens game.

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If you’re bored of waiting for news of Gearbox’s Aliens: Colonial Marines, fret not – it’s going to be awesome.

“I want to tell all,” studio boss Randy Pitchford told CVG. “But I can’t.”

Goshdarnit. What can you say, Randy?

“I can say that we are working hard and that there are great things afoot and I know that when the time is right, Sega will be excited to share more details about the game,” he added.

“Until that time, I guess the only thing anyone can do is just keep pressuring Gearbox and Sega to spill more beans. Maybe one of us will eventually crack.”

The game was recently pushed into 2010. Hit the CVG link for more evasion.