Dukenstein 3D

[MookJong]

From the BBC:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-11198237

The original Duke Nukem, released in 1991, popularised the concept of 3D shooters. Developed by iD Software, the game saw players shooting their way around a German castle.

The game was a massive hit, although its significance was eclipsed by iD's next title Doom.

The original was followed up with Duke Nukem 3D in 1997.

It also proved popular, but faced stiff competition from the likes of Quake and Unreal which, unlike Duke Nukem, used 3D polygons instead of sprites, resulting in a far better looking game.

Oops I see what they did there.....

 

[Azza]

It's already been edited.

 

[Sp00n]

So excited \o/

 

[antijoke]

Noobs.

 

[Duke]

There were loads of great games on the Build engine used by Duke 3D.. Blood, Redneck Rampage, Shadow Warrior, NAM.. memories

 

[Cosimo]

From the Games forum:

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18182380

 

[MookJong]

It's already been edited.

So it has....

 

[Jonny69]

Duke Nukem 1 was epic. My Dad had it on his 386.

 

[janesssssy]

There were loads of great games on the Build engine used by Duke 3D.. Blood, Redneck Rampage, Shadow Warrior, NAM.. memories

Blood, epic.

 

[Rotty]

Duke Nukem 1 was epic. My Dad had it on his 386.

all right for some, I had it on a 8Mhz 286

 

[Cosimo]

all right for some, I had it on a 8Mhz 286

You didn't need much to run it.

XT Computer (286 or higher recommended)
520k of conventional memory
1.2 meg of Hard Drive Space (for shareware)
3.6 meg of Hard Drive Space (for registered)
Joysticks Optionally Supported
There is no sound card support for this title. All sound is PC Speaker.

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