Alien 3 references?

[THE CITY HUNTER]

Axel Fielding would fit right in with the lovely people on Fiorina "Fury" 161. Staff or inmate - doesn't matter

Yeah the baldys.

[SpreadEagleBeagle]

Axel Fielding would fit right in with the lovely people on Fiorina "Fury" 161. Staff or inmate - doesn't matter

Yeah the baldys.

Not only that, he has an accent and he pretty much looks like Gregor with a touch of Morse.

[HuDaFuK]

Not only that, he has an accent and he pretty much looks like Gregor with a touch of Morse.

Well, the thought of that particular love-child has just ruined my breakfast.

[THE CITY HUNTER]

Not only that, he has an accent and he pretty much looks like Gregor with a touch of Morse.

Well, the thought of that particular love-child has just ruined my breakfast.

Did anyone think apart from me that he was going to be Mclaren

[Mr. Clemens]

Did anyone think apart from me that he was going to be Mclaren

Said it once, I'll say it again: including the 'McClaren' character in an Alien story would be the cheesiest thing they could ever do. Amanda escaped her ordeal, met a nice (non-Colonial Marine) guy named McClaren, and married him. Full stop. I don't need to know who McClaren is any more than I need to know that Van Leuwen's father put Ash on the Nostromo...

[Abishai100]

It sure has the visceral feel of Fincher's A3, and all those turning of corners...

I wish there was more alien roars/screams.

[Scorpio]

I noticed the Japanese symbols seen in the game might be a reference to Alien 3:

[Bughunter S. Thomson]

The main Weyland Yutani officer aside from Bishop II was Japanese - Are we to assume then that the two main Earth languages at this point are English and Japanese?

[Randomizer]

Not exactly, but one could say Japanese plays a big part in their origins...at least that's what it looks like.

"Weyland-Yutani"

"Weyland" "Yutani"

Not a native but it certainly doesn't sound English to me (at least "Yutani").

[HuDaFuK]

Weyland-Yutani is meant to be a British-Japanese combine. It makes sense they'd still incorporate Japanese extensively into their corporate culture.