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Sunday Comics: Dead Island There’s been a lot of talk lately about the content of Duke Nukem Forever in comparison to Duke Nukem 3D and if it’s really all that different… or worse.
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Frederik Schreiber, an amateur modeller itching to update Duke Nukem 3D into the present, has gotten permission from the studio now in charge of the franchise to create “Duke Nukem Next-Gen” for the PC.
Duke Nukem Forever might be dead, but the spirit of the name lives on, as MachineWorks Northwest prepares to release an updated version of Duke Nukem 3D for the iPhone.
Reader Rezz Man (possibly not his real name) sent us a link to a YouTube video showing off two hidden Duke Nukem Forever screenshots hidden in the Xbox Live Arcade release of Duke Nukem 3D. The two shots are the last two pictures unlocked in the game’s gallery. From the video description: First image appears to be Duke reloading his pistol in front of an enemy Octabrain. From the backdrop of the level, it looks like some sort of dam. You can see another Octabrain in the background on the top left. Second image is just Duke smirking with two scantily clad women in the background.
Of course this doesn’t indicate the game is coming anytime soon; who knows how many bits of DNF concept art 3D Realms has floating around at this point. Still a nice nod to the fans who’ve been waiting forever for something, anything.
Here’s here to kick arse and chew bubblegum, and he’s all out of gum! Duke Nukem makes his triumphant return to the gaming scene this week as Duke Nukem 3D this Wednesday for a measly 800 Microsoft points. The game features the tried and true gameplay of the original, along with 8 players co-op and DukeMatch games via Xbox Live, and the ability to save your matches and share them with friends. They’ve even added some technical improvements to the game in the form of controller vibration, bilinear filtering, motion blur, and Xbox Live Vision Camera support for those of you who want to add hand-motions to your trash talking.
It might not be Duke Nukem Forever, but then again what is yet?
This week on Arcade: Duke Nukem 3D [Xbox Live's Major Nelson]
3D Realms have released a trailer for the timey-wimey-rewindey XBLA port of Duke Nukem 3D.
If you missed the news, it’s the classic PC FPS given an XBLA tweaking with the ability to stop and replay the action at any point – like Braid but with more RPGs, lapdancers and probably-satirical porcine police officers.
Duke Nukem 3D Xbox LIVE Arcade Trailer![3D realms]
