Sammanfattning: The original computer game got a few expansions, and then turned into a long string of terrible console games. Does anyone really remember Planet of the Babes fondly? The original PC title needed an update, and soon one was announced. That was around ten...
Duke Nukem Forever certainly doesn't push the limits of a modern PC, and at medium details you'll see very smooth performance with an £60-£70 graphics card at 1920x1080. Increase the detail to maximum settings with anti-aliasing, and a £90-£100 graphics c...
Sammanfattning: What do you say about a sequel to a game that basically helped start the first person shooter craze? Duke Nukem is a PC sequel to a series that started in 1991, albeit 2 dimensional at the time. Duke Nukem made its transition to Duke Nukem 3D in 1996, int...
While much has been debated over the long gestation period, the essential facts are that playing Duke Nukem Forever is like watching a musician come out of a long retirement - great to experience some of the old hits but you can't help feeling you're w...
At the tender age of 13, I got my hands on Duke Nukem 3D and enjoyed it immensely. Yes, I was under the age for the 18+ certificate the game carried but that’s what made the game all the more appealing. The prospect of turning aliens into little red gi...
Publicerad: 2011-06-14, Författare: Andrew , testad av: theregister.co.uk
Duke Nukem Forever is the sum of all its flaws – a truly terrible game with almost no redeeming features. It's as if Gearbox simply swept the scraps off 3D Realms' development floor and glued them together into this mess. Graphics, gameplay, narrative, in...
Sammanfattning: So it's here... finally... the long awaited (12+ years??!) "new" Duke Nukem game. It has been said that no game could live up to the hype generated in that time and that is probably true however that doesn't mean Duke Nukem Forever couldn't be good... ...
