Duke Nukem Manhattan Preview
Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on May 7, 2002 at 6:34:58 PM
Voodoo Extreme has a preview of the upcoming Duke game. Back to side scrolling action.
Originally planned as a title to be delivered via the Internet in eight monthly episodic installments, Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project can best be described as a modernized platform or side-scroller title renascent of the original games in the series (Duke Nukem I & II.) After deeming that the quality of the title made it a game better suited for wider distribution than what an Internet-delivered model would give, the decision was made for a full retail release of the complete game, although sporting a bargain-title price. Of course, the predominant thought on the minds of Duke fans and speculative gamers facing the specter of the ghosts of Duke console games past is quite simple Will it be worth the time and money? Well, having played the press build of the game that includes the first three episodes, I have to say that the answer looks to be an unequivocal Yes! and Yes![PAGEBREAK]
Voodoo Extreme<
Originally planned as a title to be delivered via the Internet in eight monthly episodic installments, Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project can best be described as a modernized platform or side-scroller title renascent of the original games in the series (Duke Nukem I & II.) After deeming that the quality of the title made it a game better suited for wider distribution than what an Internet-delivered model would give, the decision was made for a full retail release of the complete game, although sporting a bargain-title price. Of course, the predominant thought on the minds of Duke fans and speculative gamers facing the specter of the ghosts of Duke console games past is quite simple Will it be worth the time and money? Well, having played the press build of the game that includes the first three episodes, I have to say that the answer looks to be an unequivocal Yes! and Yes![PAGEBREAK]
Voodoo Extreme<