With Aliens: Colonial Marines set for release next week, Sega has officially announced plans to release post-launch content, including a new "Bug Hunt" multiplayer mode:

"Fans won’t have to wait long for more Aliens: Colonial Marines, as the February 12 release of the game on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC is only the beginning!

Four downloadable add-ons are currently in development, spanning new campaign and multiplayer content. The first add-on, Bug Hunt, is a new cooperative multiplayer mode in which players take on waves of increasingly difficult enemies across three brand new maps based on environments from the ALIENS film. Bug Hunt is currently planned to arrive in March, with the remaining three add-ons scheduled to be available by the end of August 2013.

These four add-ons will be available for individual purchase or as part of the Aliens: Colonial Marines Season Pass, a $29.99 / 2400 Microsoft Point bundle that offers a savings of almost 40% over buying the content individually*. The Aliens: Colonial Marines Season Pass is currently available for purchase on Steam and will soon be available on Xbox Live and PlayStation Network.

Bug Hunt is currently planned to arrive in March, with the remaining three add-ons scheduled to be available by the end of August 2013."

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Gearbox Software has developed Aliens: Colonial Marines for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC, with an official release date of February 12th. We've included the recently released extended cinematic trailer below, and you can catch up on our previous coverage of the game by visiting the following links:

Source: Sega
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