1:14 - Duke Nukem (1991) 4:00 - Duke Nukem II (1993) 7:14 - Duke Nukem 3D (1996) 13:00 - Duke Nukem 64 (N64) (1997) 15:32 - Duke Nukem Time to kill (PS1) (1998) 18:12 - Duke Nukem: Zero Hour (N64) (1999) 22:32 - Duke Nukem: Land of the babes (PS1) (2000) 26:31 - Duke Nukem: Manhattan project (2002) 31:02 - Duke Nukem Advance (GBA) (2002) 33:08 - Duke Nukem Forever (2011) 37:08 - Duke Nukem: Critical Mass (DS) (2011) 38:01 - Epilogue

13:50 "The Steroids are now Vitamins" I recently played Duke Nukem Forever. Duke told some kid in the beginning to "Take your pills... er I mean vitamins" Wonder if that's a reference to that edit.

"Exploding suicide-type enemies are the bane of FPS games." *looks to Serious Sam * "...aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"

Duke Nukem 3D, the first game where you could stand in front of a mirror, and see your reflection. I was pretty amazed at the time. Good memories.

I loved DN3D. I remember finding the Doom Guy secret where Duke says "Damn, that's one doomed space marine" and it blew my mind as I was way into Doom as well.

when i was a kid my grandpa would play duke nukem 64 with me, thats the only videogame i ever saw him play.

duke nukem 3D was the first game i ever played in a 20 hour stretch, then fell asleep in my chair, and dreamed of playing the game.. then woke up and continued playing the game... :)

The german voice actor for Duke Nukem is also the voice actor for Bruce Willis, which is frankly just awesome.

Duke also made an appearance in bulletstorm DLC where you play as him. It’s still bulletstorm but with duke giving funny jokes and being his classic old self.

I'll never understand censorship. Blood and gore - fine. Some boobs and strings - nah.

"Jack the Ripper was never caught because Duke Nukem killed him."

I love that one of the main songs from DN II is literally just an altered version of Angry Again by Megadeth

I always thought Duke: Zero Hour was a hidden gem. I felt alone on that opinion but when I go back and play it, I came to a similar conclusion: that game holds up.

Duke will make a triumphant return someday. Preferably when he's not in the hands of Randy Pitchford.

I really want a Duke remaster on the standard of how Wolfenstein New Order and Doom 2016 made those classics bad ass again

"It's time to kick ass and chew bubblegum! And I'm all out of gum...."

Who else didn't even know there was this many games

"Even was censored in Australia... though of course, anyone with basic knowledge of ms-dos could easily get past that.... *AND I DID.*" I can feel the pride in his voice

when seeing the cutscenes in these old games I was always like "can you imagine if you could play the whole game using THOSE graphics? can't wait for graphics to become that good for all games" now I see them and I think to myself how could I be deceived!?

This… Game… Was… Iconic. I can’t go back to any game that was as actioned packed - full of humour and just darn cool. Duke Nukem is such a good game.

I actually quite enjoyed Land of the Babes back in the day, about 20 years ago in the early 2000's, but it did introduce me to Static X with the opening cinematics.

I love you man. Many people don't appreciate long videos because everyone expects unoriginal shit content these days. People like you are keeping this platform alive for the rest of us who understand the purpose of KZfaq and it's creators.

Electronics Boutique still has my $5 from like 1998 on my Duke Nukem forever preorder.

00:48 every time the Megadeth Duke Nukeme theme comes on I have to smile

These super long gman videos are pretty much all that get me through the work day, thanks for all you do 🔥

I miss Duke Nukem. I wish someone like id Software would resurrect it. Imagine Duke Nukem with Doom 2016/Eternal graphics. I would buy 10 copies.

"A voice that can impregnate women." Well, Clint from LGR just got an ego boost.

16:42 I never knew I needed to hear a Dbz reference in these games till now

This video was amazing . Brought back great memories loved it !

I bought the collectors edition of Forever. I had pretty low expectations for it and seen it as a 'now or never' sort of thing. I enjoyed it for what it was even if it was a decade out of fashion at that point. I wasn't expecting a incredibly awesome game, or a game that took advantage of a 12+ year development cycle. I just wanted to see the joke put to rest.

Seeing those Duke Nukem Forever sequences - and it doesn't look so bad anymore. Maybe it gets better with age!

This was so good and really took me back, Duke 3D was also my favourite aswell

25:38 " ...So it's just ensured that the future of mankind is going to be made up of deformed, incestuous babies that probably end up looking like Onision" *Pure. Gold.*

25:33 EVERYONE GETS PERFECT NUKEM GENETICS, AND DUKE IS EVERYONE’S DAD!

My first ever experience with THE Duke, I was just a small child playing a platformer, jumping around. That’s it… First time with Duke Nukem 3D, however, I was at *MediaPlay* with my older brother right when it was released. He was checking out some CDs, and I happened to walk by the computer with Duke Nukem on it *while nobody was in line waiting to check it out*… I probs played it for an hour or so, until my brother came and got my so we could dip.. My next experience was almost 2 years later, when I got Duke Nukem 64 for Christmas.. That was the first game I found EVERY secret in, without GamePower/GameInformer/The Duke Nukem Strategy Guide. I knew it was different somehow, but wasn’t sure because I was so young… Used to torture my little brother in multiplayer AND Co-Op (trapping him while I went and cleared levels, laughing at him crying like a dick bag 😂, but it’s ok we love each other).. When my older brother went to college the following year, his roommate had a PC that was actually capable of playing Duke Nukem 3D (98% of PCs were potatoes in the 90s, fun fact) and I got to completely relive the TRUE glory that Duke Num 3D had to offer, titties, badass music, more gore and all!!! The 90s really were THE best time of ALL TIME to be alive and old enough to experience it.. I see my kidbitchass at that fuckin MediaPlay computer checkin out video game titties and rockin out to the soundtrack while cussing to this day, like it’s happening right now 😂 It’s a happy sad kinda feeling.

Great video! I haven't seen anyone really talking about the original DOS games. I don't have much nostalgia for the later 3D titles, but I loved Duke 1&2 (and Keen 4) so much! Duke 1 might have been the first game I ever finished. So many nights! I'm so damn nostalgic right now. You've gained a sub this day!!!

We need a new Duke Nukem game. A good one. Like the new Doom.

Anyone else love Duke Nukem: Time to Kill? I remember it being one of the best games of my childhood.

Wow, this channel gets better and better. Ty.

Your commentary...friggin genius. I laughed so many times. Completely enjoyed this video. 👍👍

Yeah, Duke 3D was the first Duke game I played and I laughed my ass off when, at one section, I had to demolish a building by detonating a load of explosives from a control room. My instincts told me an enemy was waiting for me in there so I shot a rocket through a window, gibs flew everywhere and Duke proudly bellowed "Fire in the hole, asshole." I was a sprouting young teen turning adult back then.

Gman you forgot the best duke game we've gotten in years: .. Bulletstorm.

I once snuck a copy of Duke Nukem 1 in school by uploading the disc image and DosBox to my Google Drive. I had a hell of a time.

I enjoyed this video as it outlined the history of Duke Nukem by reminding me where I started (Total Meltdown, PSOne; I still have the disc). And while most dislike Forever, you didn't mention the multiplayer mode which had a huge underground following on PS3. That mp was a helluva lot of fun. Again, great video!

Hail to the king baby This was my doom back in the day

"Exploding suicidal type enemies are the bane of any first person shooter" AHEM, Serious Sam would like to have a word with you

Amazing presentation on one of my most favorite game series :)

Zero Hour is one of the most criminally-underrated games on the Nintendo 64. I played both that and Time to Kill back in the day and there was no question that when ZH came out, it was an improvement in nearly every way.

Fun Fact: Duke Nukem Zero Hour uses a modified version of Duke 3D's Build engine, and the same one as Duke Nukem 64.

Duke Nukem 3D has got to be one of my favorite games that I can still play from time to time and thoroughly enjoy. Played it first time somewhere around 1999. On a PC that didn't even have a sound card. It was some years later I've even discovered Duke's voice and personality :D

I never got to see what was past the 3rd level thank you so much you're amazing

This video is the best! great content! and the game is awesome!! very very good from beggining to end

I still hope that Duke will someday make a return

3:52 I can't believe Duke is a canon Oprah fan. And even went on her damn show! 4:27

great stuff. Loved duke nukem 3d as most, but interestingly enough. the first platform game was the first one I played as a kid, and it was an insanely good experience for the time.

Awesome vid! Gotta cover the Nukem multiplayer as well

Sounds legit. Jack The Ripper was definitely killed by Duke Nukem.

I actually played a lot of DNF multiplayer when it came out for a couple years and I was surprised to see some the same people still playing it, it's down to a couple dozen players at this point :D. In 2012 we even organized a tournament for it :D I won the first round but that was the one and only. So rechincally I won the only DNF community tournament

Thanks for the memories. Did Duke Nukem 3D, back when it came out, and it was awesome (of course). Here it is 2021, and I still have great memories of it.

Thanks for bringing all that memory back

"Its time to kick gum and chew ass... And im all outta ass"

Duke was partially based on the main character from the film 'They Live"

I honestly had no problem with DN Forever, I liked it a lot. I agree that if it had come out earlier rather than 2011, it would be a much bigger hit. But DN3D is definitely the best ever imo. Played it throughout my early childhood

DN3D was one of the first games to use LAN for coop multi player. Great memories of playing with my boys. The hirez eDuke project has given all the old maps new life with all new OpenGL textures. Still a blast to play after all these years.

Mario, Link, Sonic the Hedgehog, Mega-Man, Kirby, Ryu and Ken, Sub-Zero and Scorpion, Solid Snake, Doom Guy, Crash Bandicoot and Spyro the Dragon, Lara Croft, Master Chief, Pikachu, Duke Nukem... Drake & Josh, Garfield, Kanye West, Carl Wheezer--

_"Hail to the king baby!"_

The lunacy of this character is astounding and that is exactly why I love this guy!

Awesome review!!

"I'll huff, and I'll puff, and I'll kick your ass in" lol that made me chuckle

28:43 "...plasma cannon returning from Doom 64" Oops?

that Onision Joke at 25:43 got me xD And a Like to You my good sir!

I remember Time To Kill! I enjoyed it but but when trying to jump did get me killed a lot 🤦‍♂️.

"A gun store, how American" You're god damn right, boomerang chucker!

I still remember my mom buying me the Atomic edition. It came in a kinda holographic/shiny box and had so much good stuff in it. I look back and can't believe she bought it for me. I must have been like 9 years old. Imagine my utter glee when my 9 year old self found the strippers and tried the trusty ol' spacebar...

Not to mention how huge leap the duke 3d deatmatch did compared to Doom 2. Mind was absolutely blown. We had so many fun moments playing this on lan events ,and using null cables.

I had no idea about all the new one-liners, they're awesome. I hadn't played anything past DN3D on the PC.

In my eyes, Manhattan Project is the true sequel to Duke 3D

duke 3D was my first video game as a child. I would watch my dad play it on our brick of a computer and me and my brother would fight 'the one eyed monster' (is that the in game name I never remember) recently my brother purchased a copy and we played it again together and it's still an absolute favorite.

Duke Nukem 64 might be kid friendly, but being able to save babes is what makes it a better version for me.

I worked for Torus Games in Melbourne and made a bunch of the levels for the Game boy Advance version!!! nice review!

"Bowling ball size testicles.." Well, it IS Duke Nukem...

unpopular opinion: Duke Nukem Forever was actually a pretty fun joyride for what it was.

The first DN game I ever played was 3D. My favorites though are Zero Hour and Manhattan Project.

I grew up wanting to be like Duke. The alien invasion has yet to happen, but I am sat here chewing gum, waiting to kick ass.

You got a new fan man! This was an amazing video, I learned a lot about Duke Nukem. I played the first side scroller then the next one I played was 3D.

I also used to be annoyed by sentry drones in Duke Nukem 3D, but then I figured out how they're meant to be handled. Pretty much any time there's multiple of the drones around, there's also a door nearby that can be opened and closed. The trick is to get the drones to seek you out, but close the door before they hit you (you can even close them far in advance) and then stand next to your side of the door, pretty much pressing yourself against the door, and they'll explode on the other side of the door without doing any damage. That's how these drones are meant to be deal with. That, and shooting them. But, shooting them is like a secondary way. They're really easy to deal with in the way I've mentioned.

As a kid, the first duke game i played was "Time to Kill," and it was my favourite. Playing multi player was exciting

dood this is a great video!

" Friends, Romans, countrymen... Lend me your Chicks! " - Duke Nukem XXXX BC

Old nintendo: "duke nukem has big bad" New nintendo (switch): "mortal kombat, doom are big okay"

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Duke 64 is the goat for me. My brother and I spent a lot of time on the coop. Felt very sandboxy- loved the stadium map

We need a new duke with all his glory, imagine the jokes he could pull off with this political climate.

14:16 My guess is that's because the N64 doesn't actually HAVE a dedicated sound processor - it's all handled in software on either the CPU or the RSP (one of the co-processors). The game was probably too hard on the hardware already, and adding music into the mix of things would have even further hurt performance.

I really loved Time to Kill as a kid. But, the biggest problem besides the clunky controls was having a map. Sometimes I’d find myself wandering around for hours getting lost, when it was something as simple, but then get overwhelmed/ frustrated to then proceed to get lost. I completely understand, it encourages exploration. But just having a sense of knowing the level size and where you’re going makes a huge difference.

One of the first games I remember ever playing was on MS-DOS.. and it so happened to be Duke Nukem 3d.. my dad got it for me...little did he know a 8 year old shouldn't be playing such a game.. lol.. he even went on the internet and printed out the full walkthrough and cheat codes for god mode and so on.. what great memories.. then n64 came out with nukem 3d years later.. played it again..

I love Duke Nukem and I liked Forever and Time to Kill but yeah I think Duke Nukem 3D was the best and I hope for an epic reboot.

Duke nukem land of the babes multiplayer was so good though, I remember playing on ps1 in splitscreen

Never was able to finish Time To Kill back it the day. I had the most fun playing against my friends on Duke Nukem 64. Some of the arenas were awesome

When I was a kid I remember reading an interview with 3DRealms where the focus was on the Build engine doing something that out-classed id's : it could place one room atop another. Something I had honestly not picked up on in all the hours Doom'ing, at all. Always thought that was cool.