Duke Nukem 3D: Kill-A-Ton Collection (3CD)

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Duke Nukem 3D - Kill-A-Ton Collection (3CD)



This compilation includes:

* Duke Nukem 1
* Duke Nukem 2
* Duke Nukem 3D
* Duke Nukem 3D: Plutonium Pak
* Duke It Out In DC
* Duke Extreme
* Duke! ZONE 2
* Duke Nukem - Unlock The Secrets (an interactive strategy guide)
* Duke Nukem Windows 95 Desktop themes and screen savers
* Duke Nukem Level Editor

Enjoy this huge collection of the superb classic Duke Nukem 2D & 3D games!

Duke Nukem 1 & 2 is a 2D sidescroller action game that reminds much of the old well known Bio Menace game. Use giant guns to take out dreaded rabbits of death coming walking straight into you in order to inflict terrible damage to Duke's person!

Duke Nukem 3D is an awesome first person shooter with superb graphics back in 1995. It was a revolutionary game in this section, and as a result of that the 'FPS' genre exploaded and thousands of similiar games where soon published and the same types of games are as popular today in 2004. Of course Wolfeinstein was the first step to this development but Duke Nukem 3D had developed the graphics section!

In Duke Nukem 3D aliens has taken over the earth and your job is to kill those son-of-a-bitch (Duke quote) aliens. Duke Nukem 3D has wondeful level designs, ever thought how it's like to go to the movies in order to meet aliens, not to watch them? Well you will experience that and much much more in Duke Nukem 3D.

The expansion packs contains lots and then I mean lots of new maps which will keep you hooked into this game another 30+ hrs!

Features:

* Fight aliens in the movies, train stations, strip clubs, offices etc.
* Duke Nukem 3D features 3 episodes and 30 levels in total!
* The expansion packs includes 100+ maps in total!
* 10 very nicely done weapons such as pipebombs, RPG, freezer etc.
* 13 different types of enemies with various forms from aliens with
teleport to Pig Cops!
* Rich game-experience for more than 50 hours!
* Multiplayer support!

Some facts about Duke Nukem 3D:

Duke Nukem 3D was the first released 3D Realms game to use the Build engine, which 3D Realms developed in-house, used for Duke Nukem 3D and Shadow Warrior, and licensed to other companies to develop games with. Version 1.0 of Duke Nukem was the first shareware version of the game; it was released on January 29, 1996. On February 20, 1996, version 1.1 was released, and on April 24, 1996, the final shareware version of the game, 1.3d, was released. (There were no versions released between v1.1 and v1.3d.) The regular registered version of the game was originally $39.95 and also contained the complete registered versions of Duke Nukem I and II. v1.3d was the final version of the shareware edition of the game. It was also the first version produced in registered form, there was no registered v1.0, 1.1, or 1.2.

An upgrade called the Plutonium PAK, which contained additional levels, was released later that year and cost $19.95. Installing the PlutoniumPAK upgraded the version number to 1.4. On November 27, 1996, Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition was released and sold for $49.95. The Atomic Edition was equivalent to v1.3d with the Plutonium PAK, but the Atomic Edition did not ship with the registered versions of Duke Nukem I and II. On December 12, 1996, version 1.5 of the Atomic Edition was released. Later v1.3d was discontinued, and the Atomic Edition was the only way to buy the game, unless you happen upon a discount bin at a computer store that still has some copies. The Plutonium PAK was discontinued in late December 2001 or early January 2002. Much later, GT Interactive started distributing the "Kill-A-Ton Collection," which has everything Duke in it: the full versions of Duke Nukem I, II, 3D, 3D: Atomic, plus miscellaneous add-ons. 3D Realms never had anything to do with the Kill-A-Ton Collection. GT Interactive has since discontinued it.

In 1996, as new versions of Duke Nukem 3D were being released, Keith Schuler, fresh from his Realms of Chaos project (released in November 1995) was working on a new Duke Nukem side scroller that would be called Duke Nukem Forever. This project was cancelled in mid-1996 when Schuler stopped working on it to work instead on the Plutonium Pak for Duke Nukem 3D.

In 1997, work on another 3D Duke game began, although production didn't begin in earnest until after the E3 trade show in 1998. Although it had nothing to do with the aborted side scroller project from 1996, the decision was made to recycle the name and call the new 3D game "Duke Nukem Forever." Meanwhile, 3D Realms licensed the Duke Nukem character out to companies that developed console games. In 1997, Duke Nukem 3D was ported to the Sega Saturn, Tiger Electronics, Nintendo 64 (as Duke Nukem 64), and the Sony Playstation (as DukeNukem: Total Meltdown). Later original Duke Nukem games were developed for console systems, starting with Duke Nukem: Time To Kill, for the Sony Playstation, which was released on October 12, 1998. Duke Nukem: Zero Hour, for the Nintendo 64, was released on September 1, 1999; nine days later, on the 10th, Duke Nukem: Color Gameboy was released for the Nintendo Gameboy. On September 27, 2000, Duke Nukem: Land of the Babes was released for the Sony Playstation.

On April 1, 2003, the Duke Nukem 3D source code was released.

Type: Game/Add-On
Genre: Action/FPS
Developer: WizardWorks Software
Publisher: GT Interactive Software Corp.
Release Date: 31.12.1998
Platform: Windows 9x/ME/2000
Image Format: BIN/CUE
Quantity: 3 CD
Copy Protection: none
WinRar: 1.22 Gb (3 Disc's)




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