Gearbox's Steve Gibson responded with the claim that the game always had the right to be developed and released for free as intended. Two years after the incident the project's leader Frederick Schreiber (who founded Interceptor Entertainment) talked about how Gearbox shut down the project for being better than Duke Nukem Forever. This thread may lead to some rather curious insight. It is probably safe to assume that it was canned. and then put on indefinite hold on Septemdue to legal issues ( some fairly asinine).
On October 13, 2010, an officially-sanctioned indie Unreal Engine 3 reimagination of the game called Duke Nukem 3D: Reloaded was announced.
The game also got several console ports, such as Duke Nukem 64 ( Nintendo 64), Duke Nukem: Total Meltdown ( PlayStation) and versions for the Sega Genesis, Sega Saturn,, Xbox Live Arcade, and mobile platforms. It was also among the first FPS games to use the z-axis and is still one of, if not the, best at integrating it into the majority of gameplay, rather than the occasional sniper and hidden target. As an early FPS, it has plenty of weapons (such as kicks, pistols, shotguns, chainguns, rocket launchers, pipebombs, wallmines, and even shrink rays and a freeze gun) and items (Medkits, night vision goggles, steroids, a hologram device, a scuba gear and protective boots among others). While this is nothing new in our era, at the time of its release, a fair amount of these elements were a novelty. The game is packed with non-linearity the player could take shortcuts to the end of the level and find secrets, and there were plenty of usable (and destructible) things, such as hydrants, fountains, toilets (all of which regenerate health) and light switches. Duke decides to take matters into his own hands, and starts to repel the alien invasion, street by street. He quickly finds out that an army of aliens is in the process of invading the city, and have turned all members of the LAPD into grotesque pigmen-monsters, while abducting women left and right. However, his space shuttle is shot down by an unknown force, and he is forced to crash land onto the roof of a tower in downtown Los Angeles. It was the most controversial of the installments, due to its portrayal of women and erotic elements.ģD is set after the events of Duke Nukem II, as Duke returns to Earth to celebrate his victory over the Rigelatins. Unlike the previous installments, it's a First-Person Shooter. Duke Nukem 3D is the third game of the Duke Nukem series.
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