

Comment with a Duke Quote to celebrate Duke Nukem's 35th Birthday!
"Come get some!"
Duke Nukem released in July of 1991, making it 35 years old!
Comment with your favorite Duke quote to celebrate!


"Come get some!"
Duke Nukem released in July of 1991, making it 35 years old!
Comment with your favorite Duke quote to celebrate!
You can get the HD Remaster right now for $1.49 (85% off)
This sale is available on Steam and GOG.
The original (that runs through DosBox) is on sale for 84 cents on Steam.
The original is also on sale on GOG, but it's only half off right now for $2.49.
So if you haven't snagged a copy, this is a great time to get one for cheap.
P.S. A reminder that I'm not affiliated with Apogee, Steam, or GOG. If you want to see my game library, I keep it public: https://cynic.tv/game_library/
(NOTE: while I own the original on GOG & Steam, I only own the HD Remaster on GOG)
It's hot outside. Be sure to hydrate and play BioMenace Remastered! You can get it with a 35% discount in the Steam Summer Sale (June 25th - July 10th)! Get it here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3459100/BioMenace_Remastered/
Also currently 35% off on GOG.com!
https://www.gog.com/en/game/biomenace_remastered
"Wacky Wheels" is an awesome kart racer from 1994.
It's a charming 3D racer done in a SNES-Mode-7 Style.
It has split-screen, so you can play with a friend right there on the same keyboard! You can also race against the NPCs.
I show off the classic tournament modes in this video, but I also show off Wacky Wheels's take on a battle mode, where you chase duck-racers down and shoot 'em!
If you've never played this one, it's a lot of fun. It does suffer from some low framerates, but if you play the maps at 6HP first you can learn the maps and then advance to 12HP and deal with the fact that you won't see the turns with as mush lead time.
The one I played here was the Steam version (on sale right now for 84 cents), but you can also get it on GOG (currently on sale for $2.99)
Obviously Quake was a massive game, and some of the developers for it had some cross-over with Apogee. The rivalry between FPS games of the era pushed devs to be more creative to try to break new ground.
So kudos to Quake for being an innovative and fierce rival in the First Person Shooter genre... even if Duke pokes fun now and then ;)