Duke Nukem Forever!

[Newby]

http://games.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/02/02/0124200

I remember when I was ~6 years old and could not wait for this to come out!

[MyndFyre]

http://games.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/02/02/0124200

I remember when I was ~6 years old and could not wait for this to come out!

I remember when I was ~10 years old and was handing money to the strippers saying "Come on" in Duke Nuken 3D.

That was a great game, all things considered.  Really badass weapons.  A lot more interaction with the environment.

[AntiVirus]

Rofl! I remember this game when I was about 9-12 years old.  While I was younger, it scared the crap out of me. Lol!

I still play the calculator version of it.  It's fun.

[Chavo]

I don't remember which version of Duke Nukem it was (definately not 3D though), but Duke Nukem was the first non-educational game I ever played.  What a great game.

[AntiVirus]

I don't remember which version of Duke Nukem it was (definately not 3D though), but Duke Nukem was the first non-educational game I ever played.  What a great game.

Rofl!!  Like which games are you talking about?  The little typing tutor games, or ones your parents bought for you so you could be "smarter"?

[Chavo]

My parents got their first computer when I was 6 years old, it was a black and white (ok, it was green) Packard Bell and came with educational games like hangman and learn-how-to-spell type things on 5.25" floppies 

[AntiVirus]

Ooh, I see.

[deadly7]

Duke Nukem 3d is one of my favorite games of all-time.  I <3 that game.

[Newby]

I don't remember which version of Duke Nukem it was (definately not 3D though), but Duke Nukem was the first non-educational game I ever played.  What a great game.

Duke Nukem 1 was set in space (it was terribly space graphics) and Duke Nukem 2 was much, much more realistic (I remember playing in a sewer-type area).

Both were scrolling.

[ZeroX]

http://games.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/02/02/0124200

I remember when I was ~6 years old and could not wait for this to come out!

I remember when I was ~10 years old and was handing money to the strippers saying "Come on" in Duke Nuken 3D.

That was a great game, all things considered.  Really badass weapons.  A lot more interaction with the environment.

If you kill one of the strippers they turn into pigs right?

[deadly7]

I don't remember which version of Duke Nukem it was (definately not 3D though), but Duke Nukem was the first non-educational game I ever played.  What a great game.

Duke Nukem 1 was set in space (it was terribly space graphics) and Duke Nukem 2 was much, much more realistic (I remember playing in a sewer-type area).

Both were scrolling.

Duke Nuken "3d" was awesome.  I feel like playing it (I legally own it!).

[Newby]

I legally own the Duke Nukem 3d shareware / registered CD.

[Sidoh]

grats2u2:

[ZeroX]

grats2u2:

Medal of honor? Every noob clan has medals

[TeHFoOoL]

In conclusion:

All old games are > new ones.

For example: Lemmings.  'Nuff said.

Something I made a while back: http://eportal.guhsd.net/mf147567/
Check out the first lemming thing. That was like my first flash work ever.