Good 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 Xbox Live Arcade re-release of the classic 90s PC shooter Duke Nukem 3D will carry a price of 800 Microsoft Points ($10), Microsoft has announced.

The Return of the Duke will feature 8-player co-operative play, deathmatch, time rewinding and replay sharing among .

Duke will land on the Xbox Live Marketplace in the early hours--4:00 AM CDT--on Wednesday, September 24. To convince yourself you need the king of ass-kickery back in your life, read the Shacknews hands-on--and don't forget the bubble gum.

Over the weekend, 3D Realms revealed that Duke Nukem 3D would hit Xbox Live Arcade on September 24. Yesterday, it released a trailer for the classic shooter.

Now the studio has launched its official site for the upcoming Xbox 360 download, featuring a handful of new shots from the XBLA edition, which are reproduced below.

The price point for Duke Nukem 3D's Xbox Live Arcade release has not yet been revealed, though the game packs replay and clip sharing features, along with online co-op and deathmatch, achievements, and unlockable concept art.

3D Realms has released an official trailer for the Xbox Live Arcade version of Duke Nukem 3D, which is being released September 24.

The minute long trailer shows single- and multi-player gameplay footage, and also offers a look at the new clip sharing and time rewind features.

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For more on Duke Nukem 3D for Xbox Live Arcade, take a look at our recent preview.

The Xbox Live Arcade version of 3D Realms' classic shooter Duke Nukem 3D is arriving on September 24, GameTrailers has revealed. The price of the downloadable title remains unknown.

In addition to the classic Duke experience, Duke 3D XBLA includes an innovative replay and clip sharing feature, online co-op and deathmatch, achievements, and concept art unlocks.

For more on the port, check out our recent hands-on preview and exclusive video.

These days, there are probably a lot of gamers out there that haven't played Duke Nukem 3D. Now that 3D Realms' classic shooter is hitting Xbox Live Arcade, they might wonder what all the fuss is about, like a "movie fan" who loves The Sopranos and still hasn't seen Goodfellas.

But after giving Duke another spin, trading in keyboard and mouse for trigger and analog stick, I was relieved to see how well it's held up. It's still an enjoyable FPS, an innovative game that even today is worth playing for the first time. To have it ported to the smoothest multiplayer platform in the business, and updated with new features and bonus content, will be a real treat for Duke virgins and veterans alike.

The port's new replay feature will go a long way toward justifying this purchase for the latter group. Simply stated, Duke 3D XBLA is always recording as you play, saving every second of your current run.

Duke 3D XBLA's Replay Mode in Action

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When you die, a timeline appears on screen, allowing you to scroll back and forth through the recording to choose a precise moment to continue playing... Read more

The impending Xbox Live Arcade release of 3D Realms' classic PC shooter Duke Nukem 3D will feature the ability to rewind gameplay and save clips from multiplayer, publisher Microsoft has revealed to Joystiq.

Similar to Prince of Persia: Sands of Time and Braid, the rewind functionality allows players to reverse time and replay a part of the single player campaign, allowing them to make another go at firefights and perhaps prevent their untimely demise.

Meanwhile, the saved film feature lets players preserve multiplayer battles and share the replays with other Xbox Live users, calling to mind Halo 3's similar functionality.

While the game's price point has yet to be announced, Microsoft's Jason Ing told Joystiq to expect the downloadable Xbox 360 title and its poop-stepping, stripper-tipping achievements "sometime in September."

Update: 3D Realms' George Broussard has confirmed to Shacknews that the Xbox Live Arcade edition of Duke Nukem 3D is indeed complete, has passed certification and is due out "soon."

"We officially passed final cert on our first try Friday, August 15th," said Broussard. When asked about a possible price point, he noted that it will be "about what you'd expect." While Broussard's comments are open to interpretation, most XBLA releases are priced between 800 ($10) and 1200 Microsoft Points ($15).

In a separate posting on its official website, 3D Realms affirmed that the game's release "is now in the hands of Microsoft."

Original Story: The achievement list for 3D Realms' downloadable Xbox 360 port of Duke Nukem 3D has appeared on the internet via Achieve360Points.com, a sign that traditionally indicates the game has passed certification and is due for release soon.

Per the Xbox Live Arcade standard, the classic PC shooter sports a total of 200 achievement points. Included in the 12 achievements are rewards for tipping a stripper, stepping in excrement, beating the game's various missions in singleplayer or co-op, and hitting a specific number of kills in the ranked online Dukematch multiplayer mode.

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Update: More shots have popped up on Plaza.Fi, JeuxVideo Kotaku and V2.fi.

Given the flood of screenshots from various outlets and languages, it is likely that the port has appeared on PartnerNet, a closed Xbox Live network only accessible through development kits and debug units.

PartnerNet availability would also suggest that the price point of 1337 Microsoft Points ($16.71), as specified in one of the shots, is placeholder.

Shacker ease one reports that the 83 MB Xbox Live Arcade port of Duke Nukem 3D is indeed downloadable through the closed PartnerNet network, though the current build only "displays a rotating poly and that is it."

Original Story: Two alleged screenshots showcasing the downloadable Xbox Live Arcade port of Duke Nukem 3D in the Xbox 360 dashboard have appeared courtesy Joystiq and tipper SV.

The enhanced XBLA release will arrive this year with co-op and online multiplayer in tow, according to a Dallas Business Journal report that contained... Read more