Duke Nukem (GB)

Duke Nukem (GB): Arnie has Nothing On This Guy (445 words)
by wampyrii - written on 15.09.01 (Very useful, 68 readings)
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Most PC users will be well aware of Duke Nukem and his exploits, but maybe not too familiar with the original two games in the series. I suppose this series of games really hit the big time with the coming of Duke Nukem 3D which played like Quake but with a wicked meat-headed sense of humour. Quake had the nailgun...DN3D had the Duke's size 9 hobnailed boot, strippers, toilets you could actually use...well DN3D was a lot of childish fun. The original Duke Nukem games however were a couple of puzzle/platform/shoot-em up games which you can probably find knocking around the net for a free download right about now. You can also purchase at least the first in ...

Timeless...A real gem of a PC game (120 words)
by - written on 19.11.00
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You've heard it all before. They say Doom has been dethroned as the king of the first person shooters. Is it true??? Yep. It's true. Nothing REAL new, nothing REAL innovative, just all the best things in a first person shooter done REAL well. It's a blast from beginning to end. The playable demo is online, but if you stop there, you have to give up your status as a real game player. It's also possible to play this game online, but I have yet to try it. And remember, when you are really in trouble, use the devastator. This is still as good now as it ever was! ...

Duke Nukem (GB): A timeless classic (381 words)
by mo79 - written on 27.08.00 (Very useful, 153 readings)
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I remember this game very well indeed! I was a Sega Megadrive owner when this game was originally released in the early 90's, but it got a second chance at life as bonus content on the third game of it's series; 'Duke Nukem 3D', in the later mid 90's (for the PC). I'm swear, I'm not lying, that I found the original Duke Nukem game far more satisfying than the cool but fancy third sequel. The second sequel 'Duke Nukem 2' was similar to the first, but nowhere near as addictive as the first either. Whereas 'DN3D' is a modern first-person perspective view game, 'DN' is simply a traditional scrolling platform game ...