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Aliens Vs. Pinball Includes Three Tables Based On Movies, Games
Zen Studios has revealed three tables as part of its Aliens Vs. Pinball pack. Two are based on films, but the third is culled from the most recent game based on the franchise.
The Aliens table pits Ellen Ripley and a squad of colonial marines against a horde of Xenomorphs. Set on LV-426, the Queen looms over the board, waiting for her prey.
For those who prefer a fairer fight, Aliens vs. Predator pits the race of space hunters against the Xenomorph threat. The third table is based on Sega’s Alien: Isolation, which put players in the role of Ellen Ripley’s daughter, Amanda on the Sevastopol Space Station.
The Aliens vs. Pinball pack is coming on April 26 as part of Alien Day. You can play the tables on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, Mac, and iOS.
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