Their goals are pretty much the same as the previous instalments. Duke’s perfect world is once again thrown into chaos as the aliens tear through an inferior Earth military, destroy the natural environment and all in all, rip human civilization a new one. Guess who drops in on the party? The alien invaders have returned, and they’re PISSED AS HELL. He’s done it all, and now he has the video game evidence for everyone to experience. Getting back to the plot, Duke’s life is finally complete. Players will discover they can interact with many items in the world, from toilets, to sinks, whiteboards and light switches. During the initial points in the game, players will be able to interact with many of the in-world objects. This introductory level provides all players with a good idea of what sort of experience they’re in for. We also hear the giggles of the blonde and busty twins at his waist, who appear to be giving him something more that an innocent foot massage. The level ends with the title screen “Duke Nukem Forever”, just as the camera pans out to reveal the “real” Duke holding his own personalised Xbox controller. Nostalgia bomb much? All the way down to the perfect field goal ending. It in fact depicts Duke’s experience in the final level of Duke Nukem 3D, where the King himself faced off against the alien Cycloid Emperor boss. But to the seasoned veteran players, especially those who completed Duke 3D, the intro level might look familiar. New players to the Duke Nukem franchise will probably just see this as a very basic training level. Players will actually play through a short level of Duke’s game. The introduction sequences of the game actually occur within the in-universe game that Duke himself has been waiting for. But eventually, after all its development time, Duke finally gets the chance to sit down and “play with himself”. From my perspective as a gamer, I think that the developers using the HUGE wait time as an in-game gag is utter genius. 12 years late of its allotted development time. Except for 1 small imperfection: His own game has yet to be released. For the past 14 years he’s been living the high life: Opening his own casino, scaling Mount Everest, fishing for sharks, going into space, becoming one of the richest men in the world and, of course, “courting” a large collection of lovely young ladies to his side. Since then he’s been reaping the rewards of his heroic and super manly deeds. 14 years ago, Mr Duke Nukem has saved the saved the world from the foul alien scourge that threatened to destroy mankind. Duke himself was not all too happy about it either. Out to create a re-imagined First Person Shooter with a difference, Duke Nukem Forever is finally here.Īs it turns out, gamers across the world weren’t the only ones getting a little annoyed at how damn long Duke’s game was taking to develop. Now, 14 years after the fact, Duke has returned to bring his own personal brand of kick ass back for old fans, and show off what he’s all about to a new generation. Duke himself literally became a King of gaming. A man who kills aliens for a living while gambling, drinking beer and having every hot woman on the planet fawn over him. Combined with the humour and the degree of interactivity offered to players, Duke Nukem 3D set out gaming’s quintessential masculine idol. The game was raunchy, edgy and crude, yet gamers loved this up-front and brutally honest nature of the in-game elements.
Duke’s popularity suddenly soared as a result of this highly acclaimed hit. This was until the 1996 release of the widely known title: Duke Nukem 3D. It’s no secret that Duke’s own popularity experienced has experienced ups and downs over the years. It goes without saying that Duke Nukem has been built up over the years as a massive gaming phenomenon.
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Platform: Xbox 360 (reviewed), Playstation 3, PC Developer: 3D Realms, Triptych Games, Gearbox Software, Piranha Games
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