But what if the game had come out in 2001. It wasn’t released until 2011, and when it did, it fucking sucked. If you want to have a look at the new adventure of Duke Nukem, you have to download Duke Nukem Forever right now. Duke Nukem Forever began development in 1997, and was supposed to be out in 1998. New weapons, improved enemies and a whole city to destroy, always for the well-being of mankind.

The game, that has been developed using the Unreal Engine (responsible for lots of the most important titles of the last few years), put us back in the dirty and violent atmosphere present in each of the titles of the franchise.

Since 1997 different companies had been working on a new project known as Duke Nukem Forever, and that was expected to be a sequel of the mythical Duke Nukem 3D adapted to the new times (especially the graphics), and now it's here. Take a look at the latest Duke Nukem adventure There are plenty of gags, tits, and puns but nothing to make the mature gamer want to come back for more.The Duke Nukem saga and particularly the brilliant Duke Nukem 3D, are considered as classics of video game history, because after having covered different types of genres (beat'em up, shooter, platform.), it has managed to keep each new title appealing, even as time has gone by. AS to the story and re-playability well, This is definitely worth playing once only for the length of time waited since Duke version one. Graphically the Devs have done well to present shiny textures and lots of fun via nude X rated CGI. Sadly you only get partial 3D depth as to distance perspective. Inside, he finds swarms of Octabrains and the missing women, who have been impregnated with alien spawn. OK that's enough for my attempt at 3D worthiness. Duke uses a wrecking ball to plow his way into the Duke Dome. Depending on the game not only is your hand piece - (that with which you kill enemies) at the front of the screen and quite pleasantly 3D to the point where it protrudes out from your monitor and hangs above your keyboard! but you can look out into the distance quite literally in full 3D!Like you are standing in a hallway and looking way down into it. When the sequel to 1996 first-person shooter Duke Nukem 3D was first shown at E3 1998, it impressed with scenes of vehicular combat, large environments and cutting-edge graphics (powered by the Unreal Engine).

Though 3D is great it isn't superb like some earlier games like Crysis 3 with full area 3D. There was once a time when Duke Nukem Forever could have been the next big thing. NVidia (sorry I don't do A.M.D)suggest you go to advanced video options and turn off 'post special effects'. 3D works quite well to the point where you don't have to download any patches a la Helix or others.

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