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I didnвЂ™t really have any problems with the other enemies too. I still think the Octabrain looked so horrifyingly cool.

I also loved a lot of the design of the familiar enemies. I think 3D Realms did a great job at making the weapons feel so balanced to a point thereвЂ™s a reason why you want to use this particular weapon over the other one and I always feel like weapon balance is something that a lot of first-person shooters I play whether their single player or multiplayer focused always seem to kind of be all over the place. The standard weapons like the Shotgun generally had more ammo than the highly valued weapons like the Rocket Launcher where there was very limited shots. It definitely kept the game interesting and I also thought the weapon balance was really well done. You got the shooting, the exploration for ego boosts (upgrades), driving sections, turret sections, platforming, and puzzles. I loved how there was a lot of variety within the campaign. Once I finished the campaign, I definitely didnвЂ™t feel like it deserved all those harsh ratings from gaming websites or even gamers that were jumping on the band wagon. I remember thinking the game wasnвЂ™t too bad after playing a couple of missions. ItвЂ™s been too long I had to wait and it was so nice that I was able to play the sequel to Duke Nukem 3D after being excited about the game when I first saw the 2001 E3 trailer. However, being a fan I am, I tried to avoid the review scores and opinions and I just wanted to play the game. How is it possible itвЂ™s getting ripped and torn apart so badly. ItвЂ™s Duke Nukem! Duke Nukem 3D was widely regarded to be one of the best first-person shooters ever made. I couldnвЂ™t believe Duke Nukem was getting such low ratings.

I donвЂ™t remember if the reviews came out early for this game, but I definitely remembered being extremely shocked when the games was getting completely bombarded by many mainstream video game review sites. However, I remembered expecting it to be at least fun and decent.

#Duke nukem forever credits plus#

I actually knew this game was not going to live up the hype of almost ten plus years of development due to the constant reworking of the game. This would be the game that turn one of first-person shooters most beloved franchise into a constant punching bag from the gaming community. Eventually the game was released in mid 2011 and it garnered mixed to negative reviews from critics and gamers alike. It was supposed to be released back in 1998, but due to George Broussard, the director, kept delaying the release date due to his perfectionism. It was infamous in the gaming community for being in such a long development time period. Since my last blog post was about Duke Nukem, I thought about why not look back at Duke Nukem Forever, Duke NukemвЂ™s most controversial game.