Alien vs. Predator - Timeline

Predator: Hunting Grounds confirms that Predator is set in Val Verde 100% by the way.

Funny how Arnold was in a movie set in Val Verde a few years apart playing basically the exact same character.
 
Actually, some more games that was also missed (sorted in order of release, with notes [and I apologise in advance for the amount of links present]):
https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Alien_vs_Predator:_The_Last_of_His_Clan (Confirmed year of 2593)
https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Alien_vs._Predator_(1994_arcade_game) (presumably concurrent with Aliens: Outbreak [2192] as the San Drad incident likely resembles the Xenomorph infestation that occurs in the comics)
https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Aliens:_A_Comic_Book_Adventure (Confirmed year of 2158)
https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Aliens:_Extermination (said to be years after the events of Aliens)
https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Aliens:_Infestation (seems to be similar in plot to Aliens: Colonial Marines, with some differences)
https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Alien:_Rogue_Incursion (apparently set between Alien and Aliens)
Hope the stuff I've shared here (plus the AvP game on SNES) help the timeline tremendously.
 
@Pro Bots why are the original Death Race films and reboot series in the same timeline
 
@Pro Bots why are the original Death Race films and reboot series in the same timeline
Anderson claimed that he thought of it as a prequel. It can't fit as a prequel, but we can take it as the same continuity at least. The original Frankenstein reprises his role in the 2008 film as a voice-over.
 
Actually, some more games that was also missed (sorted in order of release, with notes [and I apologise in advance for the amount of links present]):
https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Alien_vs_Predator:_The_Last_of_His_Clan (Confirmed year of 2593)
https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Alien_vs._Predator_(1994_arcade_game) (presumably concurrent with Aliens: Outbreak [2192] as the San Drad incident likely resembles the Xenomorph infestation that occurs in the comics)
https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Aliens:_A_Comic_Book_Adventure (Confirmed year of 2158)
https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Aliens:_Extermination (said to be years after the events of Aliens)
https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Aliens:_Infestation (seems to be similar in plot to Aliens: Colonial Marines, with some differences)
https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Alien:_Rogue_Incursion (apparently set between Alien and Aliens)
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Dutch became a Terminator after Hunting Grounds? He even has a CDS code, XD. "Cyberdyne Systems".
 
very BS. The fact that Terminator, RoboCop and Outland are the more probable one to be canon, says it all.
Shoehorn Canon
Outland
-Shared crew
-Exact match for set design/universe
-Mining suits reused for Aliens (1986).

Official Crossover
The Terminator
-crossed over with AVP for a sequel comic to Alien: Resurrection. Only Terminator 1-2 would probably count for the main AVP timeline hypothetically.
-Hyperdyne Systems in Aliens links to Cyberdyne Systems.
-AVP 1994 Arcade has a cybernetic Dutch created by CDS, likely a reference to Cyberdyne Systems and the T-800 Model 101 featured throughout the Terminator franchise.

RoboCop
-Crossed over with Terminator on numerous occasions. The first comic book crossover appears to be canon to the RoboCop timeline.

Weyland Connection
Death Race
-Soft-reboot series has a "Weyland Corp", but likely different to Alien since the CEO is not Peter Weyland as it should be. Unless it is Weyland Industries from AVP and that is a separate company, since Paul W.S. Anderson directed both movies.

Firefly
-The Weyland-Yutani logo appears in the first episode.
-In Serenity, an Alliance operative claims they were "building a better world". This is similar to the Weyland-Yutani "Building Better Worlds" slogan.

Underwater
-Someone is wearing equipment with the Weyland logo on it (the Prometheus logo). This matches the timeline perfectly, because Underwater takes place in 2050 and they used the less well-known logo likely because of the timeline, since Weyland-Yutani doesn't exist until 2099. Underwater also features a huge corrupt corporation, like Alien and Blade Runner.

Soldier Easter Eggs
Executive Decision

-The F-117X Remora is among the wreckage on Arcadia 234.

Event Horizon
-The Lewis & Clark is among the wreckage on Arcadia 234, despite occurring after Soldier. Perhaps it was sent through a rift in time if you want to push it. Both are directed by Paul W.S. Anderson.

Val Verde Connection
Die Hard
Commando
Supercarrier
Adventure Inc.
 
Shoehorn Canon
Outland
-Shared crew
-Exact match for set design/universe
-Mining suits reused for Aliens (1986).

Official Crossover
The Terminator
-crossed over with AVP for a sequel comic to Alien: Resurrection. Only Terminator 1-2 would probably count for the main AVP timeline hypothetically.
-Hyperdyne Systems in Aliens links to Cyberdyne Systems.
-AVP 1994 Arcade has a cybernetic Dutch created by CDS, likely a reference to Cyberdyne Systems and the T-800 Model 101 featured throughout the Terminator franchise.

RoboCop
-Crossed over with Terminator on numerous occasions. The first comic book crossover appears to be canon to the RoboCop timeline.

Weyland Connection
Death Race
-Soft-reboot series has a "Weyland Corp", but likely different to Alien since the CEO is not Peter Weyland as it should be. Unless it is Weyland Industries from AVP and that is a separate company, since Paul W.S. Anderson directed both movies.

Firefly
-The Weyland-Yutani logo appears in the first episode.
-In Serenity, an Alliance operative claims they were "building a better world". This is similar to the Weyland-Yutani "Building Better Worlds" slogan.

Underwater
-Someone is wearing equipment with the Weyland logo on it (the Prometheus logo). This matches the timeline perfectly, because Underwater takes place in 2050 and they used the less well-known logo likely because of the timeline, since Weyland-Yutani doesn't exist until 2099. Underwater also features a huge corrupt corporation, like Alien and Blade Runner.

Soldier Easter Eggs
Executive Decision

-The F-117X Remora is among the wreckage on Arcadia 234.

Event Horizon
-The Lewis & Clark is among the wreckage on Arcadia 234, despite occurring after Soldier. Perhaps it was sent through a rift in time if you want to push it. Both are directed by Paul W.S. Anderson.

Val Verde Connection
Die Hard
Commando
Supercarrier
Adventure Inc.
Agree.

P.S. You forgot the Buffyverse on this connections list. As well as judge dredd and the other crossovers.
 
If I were to rank them in canon levels:

1. Outland
2. Terminator
3. RoboCop
4. Underwater
5. Firefly
6. Die Hard/Commando/Supercarrier/Adventure Inc.
7. Event Horizon
8. Executive Decision
9. Death Race
10. Buffyverse
 
Skin jobs, a derogatory term for replicants, was used in Terminator: Genisys too, I believe. It doesn't signify any connection at all really, but I'm noting it.
 
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