"Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music"
i don't no about you guys but i enjoyed it DLC and all - fighting DR proton and that other thing at the end was pretty damn fun
I was just happy to see this infamous finally make the light of day, especially by Gearbox whom I've grown to appreciate in the past few years. Unfortunately it is what it is, and for a DN fan I certainly enjoyed it, but nowhere ever was it worth full retail.
I just started playing this! I cant believe he's getting a bj after the first battle......That was funny as hell! I'll be playing more as it seems really funny.
I think this is one of the best Duke games yet. At the very least it lives up to the older ones and it's even explicit while some others where PG-13. This has all the elements of the older games. I don't understand all the hate this game got. Have you ever played a Duke game before? You should know what to expect. These are games that make a joke of themselves. They aren't suppose to be the greatest games ever made. lol
The one thing I can say they really messed up on was the crappy multiplayer. It wasn't worth even being included. They did such a bad job.
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I'm actually pretty picky about my music, movies & games. Duke Nukem Forever made me want to play more every day when I usually play a diff game every day. It was fun to play. There was things that should of been better, but you could say that about anything. The sad part is how long it took them to make this game and it isn't exactly the greatest game ever made. It should of been better after so many years being in production. I do feel they got tired of it and rushed to get it finished. I still liked it enough that after pirating it I bought it.
Last edited by killuminati96; 02-06-2012 at 11:07 PM.
I never played the original, so I could care less. I did play the game for like 1 hour when it came out... it was soooo bad.
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