Duke Nukem 3D Hits GOG: $6 and DRM Free
by Chris Faylor, Feb 26, 2009 7:23am PSTGood Old Games has announced that it will begin selling classic PC games published by Apogee Software, starting with the immediate availability of Duke Nukem 3D.
For $5.99, buyers will be able to download the Atomic Edition of Duke Nukem 3D, billed as the "most complete version" of 3D Realms' ass-kicking, bubblegum-chewing shooter. As with all other GOG releases, the download is DRM-free.
Other Apogee titles hitting GOG in the near future include Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold and Planet Strike, Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project, and Rise of the Triad: Dark War.
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The engine is literally a souped up derivation of the Wolfenstein 3-D engine, which is why all the walls are 90-degrees. It came out competing with DOOM and DOOM ][ but graphically speaking it didn't hold a candle to either of those.
But the multiplayer was insane. They had "Capture the Triad" years before Zoid made his Quake 1 mod. They had tons of modes when most games had just one.
Sort of like how graphically UT was inferior to Q3A but made up for it in terms of amount of content and number of modes.
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