In 2006, Sega made a deal with Fox Licensing to release two "Alien" video games for sixth generation consoles. The first was ', a first-person shooter by Gearbox Software that was released in 2013 for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Windows. The game is set between "Aliens" and "Alien 3", following a group of marines sent to investigate the "Sulaco" who wound up crash-landing on LV-426. The second was ', a survival-horror game by Creative Assembly that follows Ripley's daughter, Amanda, who is stranded aboard an Alien-infested space station. The game experienced a long development cycle, with it finally being released in late 2014 for seventh generation consoles. During the prolonged development of "Alien: Isolation", Sega also released a Nintendo DS game "Aliens Infestation" in 2011. Furthermore, a spin-off featuring Amanda Ripley called "Alien: Blackout" was released for mobile devices in 2019.