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The editors liked
Lots of old school heart and soul
Main campaign is fun
More pop culture and video game references than an episode of the GameSpy Debriefings.
It's no longer vaporware. Good for some genuine laughs. Highly interactive world.
It's fun to shrink enemies and stomp on them.
The editors didn't like
Poor design decisions
Laggy multiplayer
Graphically unimpressive
Annoying difficulty spikes
Takes a while to get going
Long console load times.
Antiquated design
Game play. "Innovations" grow old quickly. Less distinctive than previous Duke Nukem games
Abstract: It's important to remember something any time you put a disc in your PlayStation 3, grip your controller and prepare yourself for what you are about to experience: games are supposed to be games. They can be other things that today's gamer seems to cra...
Abstract: Duke Nukem Forever is a game that, by all accounts, should never have seen the light of day beyond closed-door previews at long past E3s and brief playable level sections on a handful of programmers’ computers after the downfall of its primary develope...
Abstract: I don't really know what other people were expecting from Duke 4Ever, but it was pretty much exactly what I was anticipating. DNF is, at the best of times, Duke 3D but in actual 3D (instead of 2D spirtes). That being said, even when Duke 3D came out, a...
Abstract: No game is ever going to suffer more under the weight of expectations that Duke Nukem Forever. Given that we've been waiting forever for it to arrive and there will be teenagers trying to play it who weren't even born when development began the return ...
Gaming has moved on since the turn of the decade; it's become a more mature, widely accepted entertainment medium. Duke Nukem, however, has not. DNF plays like it's been developed in a vacuum, serving more as a time-capsule of mediocre PC games from th...
Can Duke Nukem Forever make a competitor to highly professional titles such as Battlefield, Call of Duty and Crysis? Well, no. It does not even come close to these recognized bestsellers. The new game in the Duke Nukem series does not even try to comp...
It's no longer vaporware. Good for some genuine laughs. Highly interactive world.
Antiquated design, game play. "Innovations" grow old quickly. Less distinctive than previous Duke Nukem games, other modern shooters.
With the release of Duke Nukem Forever, one of the longest-running jokes of the gaming industry has at last received its punch line. But most gamers, even longtime Duke Nukem fans, will wonder what all the fuss was about. Buy it now...
Long, boring platforming and driving sections, The shooting lacks impact, Ugly visuals and jerky frame rates, Short levels separated by long loading screens, Fails to be shocking, sexy, or funny.
The bland and ugly Duke Nukem Forever turns a famous gaming icon into an embarrassment....
Abstract: You've met Duke Nukem, or at least people like him. You may run into him when you go back home to the town where you went to high school. While the rest of his cohort has moved on with their lives, going to new and interesting places, Duke Nukem is put...
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Published: 2011-06-14, Author: Eric , review by: gamespy.com
Lots of old school heart and soul; main campaign is fun; more pop culture and video game references than an episode of the GameSpy Debriefings.
Poor design decisions; laggy multiplayer; graphically unimpressive; annoying difficulty spikes; takes a while to get going; long console load times.
