Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project for Windows

Pros: Old school.
Cons: Audio. Replay.

Pros: Cool one-liners from Duke
Cons: Why did they make this for PC?

I remember one of the first shareware games I downloaded (with a 2400 bps modem) on my old IBM 386sx/20 was Duke Nukem. It was a violent sidescroller made just for the PC and was an immediate success. Gamers loved the concept of the game and especially ...

Pros: Updated side-scroller, Duke Nukem hijinks
Cons: Limited saving features

History (again?)
Although 3DRealms is developing hard on Duke Nukem Forever (the true sequal to Duke Nukem 3D and it's series), Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project could have fooled a lot of Duke fans.

While the first two Duke Nukem...

Pros: Beautiful graphics, great sound effects, lotsa killin', and good ol' Duke attitude
Cons: Side-scrolling format, often too dark to see what's happening

I admit that I have a bit of a soft spot for Duke Nukem. It was only five or six years ago that I bought my first computer, so I was pretty clueless about software that many people around me took for granted. Duke Nukem 3D was the first computer game I...

Pros: Excellent Graphics, Great Sound Effects, Low Price
Cons: Side Scroller Format, Single Save Slot

For those of you who may have been living on another planet since the early 1990's and don't know who is this Duke Nukem. Duke Nukem is like a Marine on steroids. He's a lean, mean one man fighting machine with a bad attitude.

Duke Nukem was...