Alien Trilogy
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The Saturn port was also positively received. A Next Generation critic hailed it as a rare example of a PlayStation-to-Saturn port which is just as good as the PlayStation original.cite-ref-ngen23-15-1[15] However, GameSpot and GamePro said the graphics are not as "crisp" as the PlayStation version, though still good in absolute terms.cite-ref-gsrev-12-1[12]cite-ref-gpro98-19-0[19] Sega Saturn Magazine's Rad Automatic did not mention the PlayStation version at all.cite-ref-satmag11-17-1[17] Both he and GameSpot focused their praises on the game's effective use of sound to create atmosphere and clue the player in to the close proximity of unseen enemies.cite-ref-gsrev-12-2[12]cite-ref-satmag11-17-2[17] Despite their positive assessments, GamePro and Sega Saturn Magazine both said the game fell second to PowerSlave, another first-person shooter released for the Saturn at roughly the same time.cite-ref-satmag11-17-3[17]cite-ref-gpro98-19-1[19]
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