Duke Nukem Forever (PS3)

Duke Nukem Forever (PS3) by 2K Games
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The game is HUGE. With hours and hours of over-the-top single player action, and a range of bodacious multiplayer modes like Duke Match, Capture the Babe and Hail to the king, players can rest assured knowing that the fun will last. Duke Nukem is one of the biggest and most recognizable brands in gaming history. irreverent, un-PC, and uber-macho, Duke Nukem is the perfect antidote to the overdose of today’s clichéd gaming archetypes. The game's cocktail of alien invasion, busty babes, bawdy comedy and big guns never gets old. The highly anticipated Duke Nukem Forever is a celebration of what video games are really about: AN OUT LOUD GOOD TIME! HEROES COME & GO, BUT A KING REIGNS FOREVER. Read more Duke Nukem Forever (PS3)

Duke Nukem Forever (PS3) Feature

Ego, and then Some: Step into the shoes of Duke Nukem, the steroidal One-Man Army who never fails and always gets the Babes

Bust a Gut: Duke pulls no punches. He does and says the things you are thinking. Duke’s constant stream of hilarious one-liners throughout the game will have gamers rolling

World Interactivity: Spend as much time as you want shooting hoops, lifting weights, playing pinball, pool, air hockey, and slots. — even the urinals are interactive

Scale & Variety: This game has it all

Packed with explosive FPS action, outlandish settings, vehicle driving, and puzzle solving — gamers will never tire of the endless FUN

Multiplayer Like No Other: Duke re-envisions classic modes of play in his own hilarious and humiliating way. Shrink your opponent and squash him with your foot. Freeze and shatter him. Attach explosives to his back. Roll a pipe bomb between his legs, or just frag him old-fashioned with a rocket

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HEROES COME & GO, BUT A KING REIGNS FOREVER.
Duke Nukem is one of the biggest and most recognizable brands in gaming history. irreverent, un-PC, and uber-macho, Duke Nukem is the perfect antidote to the overdose of today’s clichéd gaming archetypes. The game's cocktail of alien invasion, busty babes, bawdy comedy and big guns never gets old. The highly anticipated Duke Nukem Forever is a celebration of what video games are really about: AN OUT LOUD GOOD TIME!

The game is HUGE. With hours and hours of over-the-top single player action, and a range of bodacious multiplayer modes like Duke Match, Capture the Babe and Hail to the king, players can rest assured knowing that the fun will last.
 

• Ego, and then Some: Step into the shoes of Duke Nukem, the steroidal One-Man Army who never fails and always gets the Babes
• Bust a Gut: Duke pulls no punches. He does and says the things you are thinking. Duke’s constant stream of hilarious one-liners throughout the game will have gamers rolling
• World Interactivity: Spend as much time as you want shooting hoops, lifting weights, playing pinball, pool, air hockey, and slots. — even the urinals are interactive
• Scale & Variety: This game has it all
• Packed with explosive FPS action, outlandish settings, vehicle driving, and puzzle solving — gamers will never tire of the endless FUN
• Multiplayer Like No Other: Duke re-envisions classic modes of play in his own hilarious and humiliating way. Shrink your opponent and squash him with your foot. Freeze and shatter him. Attach explosives to his back.

  Reviews By A. Carpenter : Date 31 July 2011
  I can't understand why people have criticised this game so much, it really isn't that bad at all, though..it is by no means perfect either. The one thing that I blatantly dislike, which is a common compliant is the load times between dying & restarting at the last save point & that for me loses a star.
  
  You could argue as well that the aiming of weapons is quite difficult at times, but as there aren't as many enemies as other FTPs coming at you, you'll actually find that the difficult aiming is a plus that adds to the challengability as otherwise the same would be too easy.
  In short, Gearbox got it right here.
  Alot has been said as well about only being able to carry 2 weapons at a time with limited ammo, is that a bad thing really? Do people want to be challenged or not?
  As the game goes on & you die a few times, you'll see that the lack of weapons is good in that you have to plan what you'll be taking into the next area of the level.
  
  Essentially, people expecting a sequel from Duke 3D will find that this is actually a reboot, much in the same way Doom 3 was a few years back.
  
  The platform orientated puzzles & the driving sections are a definate plus point & people who have said that you drive aimlessly through the desert for hours must consider a 5-minute walk/drive down the road a long distance as well...there is nothing tedious about it at all, if anything, it's a highlight & plenty is going on...it's no Sunday drive in the country, believe me.
  
  Duke getting shrunk also adds a good element to the game & adds a whole new challenge when you're forced to take on enemies when your no bigger than a baked bean tin.
  
  The boss fights are very good & getting to humiliate or execute in style is a good touch, although the 2nd Octaking boss fight is exceptionally difficult & caused me to die hundreds of times & shout at it frustration, but, was eventually overcome.
  Oh & the last boss I think was a bit too easy.

  Reviews By Chortle : Date 8 Mar 2012
  It's worth beginning this review with a health warning, if your offended by nudity or sexual game play stay clear and stop reading now...This game has cause much division among gamers and I'm sure will continue to do so for a while yet. I would propose that perhaps because this game been misunderstood more than anything else. If you considered this a serious game like Bioshock, or Rage you would be grossly disappointed.
  
  The most important thing is to recognise the context in which DN3D and the previous games of this franchise emerged. An era when gameplay was so limited, and graphics so shocking that 'serious' game play was never going to happen. If you had played the original you would have found the same chauvinistic male protagonist and women simply drooping at his feet that DNF delivers. In addition level designs were minimal (again like DNF) and even if you found cover glitchy game play meant you got shot regardless.
  
  To be honest Duke has always been a hedonistic, psychopath spouting one liners while getting kicks out of his own reflection. Fact. So why would you expect different now? Duke has always been offensive and controversial game, particularly so in our present culture that seems to enjoy urinating on every bonfire it can find. For someone who loved the original games it's refreshing to take a step outside the serious intensity of present FPS games out there and enjoy all the elements that make my day: Porn, beer, and gratuitous violence.
  
  **Pro's**
  - It's a good laugh and tribute to the original games
  - The one liners are awesome
  - Uses weapons from the original game I've still not encountered in other FPS (like shrink ray)
  - Female nudity (I'm a guy and enjoy this kind of thing, if you don't like it, don't buy the game because that's what Duke Nukem's always been like!).
  - Ridiculously sexual level design (just look at the different doors in the alien zones and the structures the topless maidens in distress are strapped to)
  
  **Con's**
  - If you play a lot of FPS you will probably not enjoy this game for a number of reasons including: no customisation, limited cover, often repatative game play (ie beating the same type of villains over),
  - Not particularly ground breaking game
  - Can become repetative and tedious at times for usual gamer
  - Not much creativity or thought seems to have really gone into this game which I agree could have been better
  
  **Verdict**
  When understood in context DNF is a good bit of fun. Not to be taken seriously and the level of female nudity means it will most probably appeal more to men.

  Reviews By Happy Jam : Date 14 Mar 2012
  I really don't understand why this game has receaved such appaling criticsm. I myself have just played through the campaign and probrably had more fun with it than the majority of modern shooters in the past 3 years. DNF is a game that doesn't take itself seriously, it is a classic FPS where it is you a bunch of awesome weapons against a ton of enemies and bosses. It has light hearted humour throughout with many hidden gags. The only things i can think of to really criticise is that the multiplayer isn't the best but it isn't terrible either that and the graphics aren't the greatest but they are by no means bad but even if it did have terrible graphics that shouldn't matter as it is the gameplay that makes a game. It is in no way like Call of Duty or any other military shooters, it is bright, humourous, crude, action everywhere and most importantly alot of fun. If you love old school shooters this one is definetley for you.

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