#DUKE NUKEM FOREVER GAMESTOP FULL#

I fare pretty well in this game though so I enjoy it. Every FPS I've played online since Return to Castle Wolfenstein has been me getting sniped, melee'd, or blown up be a grenade the instant I spawn. I like playing games where I feel like I stand a chance. It's so retro it'll turn off some people. But the actual game was mostly fun so I can't fault the ending too much. Really brought me back to the 90's where you'd beat a game and get nothing more then a 2 second cut scene or some crappy paragraph for your efforts. It was okay at first but once you're inside it stats to get less exciting. Then for the last portion the game stuck us in the boring grey Hover Dam. The two thirds of the game featured a variety of locations that were all mostly fun to play though, didn't like The Hive level much though. I also started a play through on Insane which has been oddly more fun then I thought.įirst I thought it mixed things up a fair bit, at least at first. I beat this a few days ago and then played online some. The totally played out/out of date references actually make the game a lot funnier than if they were playing them for straight laughs. I don't know if it's just messing with stuff in the environment giving you actual in-game benefits, or just playing something as simple and hammy as Duke, but it felt really nice.

The beginning sections are actually pretty neat.

It's not like it loads every 5 minutes either. The load times are awful, but everyone is so used to either split-second load times or data streaming off the disc that I feel like they get really angry and blow things out of proportion when a load takes 15-20 seconds.

#DUKE NUKEM FOREVER GAMESTOP FULL#

When it slows down it's literally for a second and the screen is so full of flashing lights you kind of don't care.

The Japanese version uses a different in-game font.Played the first few levels last night on 360 and the load times/slow down honestly doesn't seem that bad.

It also never existed, as this version was never patched.

The Downloadable Content option in the main menu doesn't exist.

The temperature declaration was changed from ☏ (Fahrenheit) to ☌ (Celsius) in several sequences.

A mission in the strip club replaced the vibrator and condom with a Duke figure and construction helmet.

All images of breasts were censored out, with the exception of the image of a breast being drawn on a blackboard.

Even the textures that represent the damage were covered up. While the uncensored versions show corpses that miss out on a limb here and there, all extremities stay where they belong in the Japanese version. This also includes the corpses that are just lying around for decoration. Thus, there is no more mutilation or dismemberment.

All human characters in the Japanese version stay 'in one piece'.

The finished game itself, on the other hand.let's just say the wait probably wasn't worth it for most. This game has hidden development-related text.ĭuke Nukem Forever was intended to be the series' fourth main game after 3D, but ended up spending well over a decade in development hell, going through so many concepts, developers, staff changes, engine swaps, and pushed-back release dates that the game became a punchline.but come out it did, including a 'Balls of Steel' collector's edition containing all sorts of nifty stuff and an announcement that GameStop would honor pre-orders from past years (which ended up including a customer who had preordered the game in 2001).

Duke nukem forever gamestop