Check Out Aliens: Colonial Marines’ “Kick Ass” Trailer

By Alex Osborn

Sega and Gearbox Software's upcoming alien-heavy first-person shooter launches next month, and in an effort to build excitement for its release, a new trailer chock-full of gameplay has hit the web.

In the past, Gearbox has shown off plenty of Aliens: Colonial Marines' innovative multiplayer, which is an absolute blast. It features an aliens vs. marines dynamic that provides a unique twist to the traditional competitive FPS experience. 

What do you think of the game's latest bro-filled trailer? Share your thoughts in the comments below. And don't forget, Aliens: Colonial Marines launches on February 12th for Xbox 360, PS3, PC, and Wii U.

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