Since the launch of the "Alien" franchise, there have been numerous video games released over the years, spanning a variety of genres. In addition to appearances in crossover video games, including those from the "Alien vs. Predator" franchise and "Mortal Kombat X", the four films from the original series were adapted into video games, typically multiple times. The first release was "Alien" (1982) for the Atari 2600, inspired heavily by "Pac-Man". A second adaptation of the first film was released in 1984. The sequel, "Aliens" was adapted into four different video games: two different 1986 games titled "Aliens: The Computer Game", a collection of minigames by Activision and a first-person shooter by Software Studios; as well as two different games titled "Aliens", a 1987 MSX platformer by Square and a 1990 arcade shoot 'em up by Konami. Acclaim Entertainment released three different games based on "Alien 3"; two different run and gun platformers - one for consoles in 1992, another for the SNES a year later - and a Game Boy adventure game in 1993. Sega also released a light gun arcade game "Alien 3: The Gun" in 1993. Acclaim's first-person shooter "Alien Trilogy" was released in 1996 and their adaptation of "Alien Resurrection" was released in 2000 as a PlayStation first-person shooter.