Eventually, of course, Duke Nukem the Manhattan Project and Duke Nukem Land Of The Babes both came to the PlayStation and I was really excited for all of three seconds until I found out these were nothing like the first person shooter I fell in love with – Manhattan Project was a side scroller and Land Of The Babes was a third person shooter. Unfortunately, as with all games, they do eventually age and get very old and so I moved on from Duke 3D, got a PlayStation and had my weird phase of really enjoying extreme sports and wrestling games but, that aside, my heart did crave another Duke Nukem game to come round the corner.
When I got a bit older, around ten or eleven, I then started playing Duke 3D myself killing aliens, watching pixelated boobs on the screen and even trying my hand at a bit of level editing on the Duke 3D level editor – I didn’t think this game could get much better. The variation of levels and bosses coupled with Duke’s bad ass attitude really made the game for me and I would spend hours watching my dad play when it first came out.
Duke Nukem has always been a firm favourite of mine ever since I saw my dad first freeze a pig cop then kick it into a million pieces back on Duke Nukem 3D in 1996, I was hooked.
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