LV-426 is a remake of an old first-person shooter game called 'Aliens'. The original game was developed by Software Studios and published by Electric Dreams in 1987 for the Commodore 64, Amstrad CPC, ...

The Sulaco charges through space on the way to LV-426. Ellen Ripley and the Colonial Marines take the USS Sulaco to LV-426 near the beginning of the 1986 Aliens film. We see them wake up in their ...

Alien Day is upon us. What, you may wonder, is Alien Day? Tuesday, April 26, a.k.a. “426,” has been designated in honor of the bug-infested moon LV-426 featured in both Ridley Scott’s classic 1979 ...

On the day Aliens opened – 18 July 1986 – director James Cameron and producer Gale Anne Hurd, then a married couple, went to as many screenings as possible around Los Angeles. One at midnight on ...

In space, no one can hear you yawn. In development for more than five years, Aliens: Colonial Marines was conceived as a video game sequel to James Cameron’s 1986 sci-fi action flick Aliens, an ...

The marketing for Prometheus was, frankly, genius - it did such a fantastic job of selling the sci-fi horror film as a direct prequel to Alien, exploiting familiar imagery to suggest that the events ...