Duke Nukem and… Kate Middleton?

By Wesley Yin-Poole Published 13 May, 2011

The Royal Kiss DLC hits Yoostar 2.

We're pretty sure the Royal Kiss didn't go down like this.

First-person shooter star Duke Nukem gazes lovingly into the eyes of Kate Middleton atop the balcony of Buckingham Palace – but where's Prince William?

He's gone.

The image is part of promotion for Kinect movie karaoke game Yoostar 2, which has just released the Royal Wedding scene – watched by over two billion people around the globe – as free downloadable content.

It allows you to place yourself in the scene. If you want. You can then share it on YouTube and Facebook. If you want.

Grab the DLC from the Xbox Live Marketplace or the Yoostore.

Duke Nukem Forever, the long-awaited FPS from Gearbox, is due out next month. He gets about a bit, doesn't he?

Picture of Wesley.

About Wesley Yin-Poole

Wesley is Eurogamer's news editor. He likes news, interviews, and more news. He also likes Street Fighter more than anyone can get him to shut up about it.

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Comments (18) Latest comment 1 year ago

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  • Bertie Verified Senior Staff Writer, Eurogamer.net #1 1 year ago

    He'd demolish her. Just saying

  • the_dudefather #2 1 year ago

    Hail to the Prince baby

  • CaptainQuint #3 1 year ago

    "He'd demolish her."

    As would we all. Yep, as would we all.

  • metalangel #4 1 year ago

    Everyone goes on about Pippa's bum because there's something not quite right about her face.

    EDIT: Confusing statement de-confoozled.
    Edited by metalangel at 13/05/11 @ 11:21

  • grayn #5 1 year ago

    It's not inappropriate. He is a duke, after all.

    (He'd be going for Pippa if he had any sense, mind.)

  • tomjoadsghost #6 1 year ago

    Is this footage public domain or do they have to pay some kind of licensing for it?

    Is it legal for them to use any news footage, if so it opens up a world of possibilities - you could dangle michael jacksons kid out of a window or be assasinated in dallas in 1963.

  • ZizouFC #7 1 year ago

    Can't believe they agreed to this. I'm sure it won't only be kisses her mouth will be receiving.

  • arcam #8 1 year ago

    Honestly I'm surprised this isn't an event with huge restrictions on who can broadcast it and how.

    Licensing this sort of thing would at least help the Royals pay back some of the millions this cost the taxpayer.

  • CaptainQuint #9 1 year ago

    Kate > Pippa

    Don't get the Pippa bandwagon tbh.

  • LiamK #10 1 year ago

    "Licensing this sort of thing would at least help the Royals pay back some of the millions this cost the taxpayer. "

    I'm not the biggest fan of the royals, but I'm sure that the event probably made back more than the amount it cost in terms of tv coverage, tourism etc.

    (Also the royals payed for most of it. We only paid for the security).

    (Yes, I know we also pay for the royals.)

    (A comment thread isn't really the ideal place for this conversation, is it?)

  • Spunkweazle #11 1 year ago

    I think Duke might be standing on a box

  • superdelphinus #12 1 year ago

    probably the shitest most pointless thing i've ever seen in my life

  • tomjoadsghost #13 1 year ago

    Also, is there the option for the female constituents of the undoubtedly massive yoostar audience to kiss a/the duke or are they restricted to 'we dare' beating girl-on-girl balcony action?

  • Ranger101 #14 1 year ago

    @superdelphinus

    You haven't been acquainted with 4chan, have you?

  • RobotRocker #15 1 year ago

    Is this footage public domain or do they have to pay some kind of licensing for it?

    It would be under copyright and belonging to the news source that originally filmed it. If I recall, the BBC produced the global TV coverage for the wedding, so I'd imagine that they licensed it from the BBC.

    Though since it was released free of charge, I'd imagine it was a condition of the licence from the BBC.

    Now if only they could licence the Alastair Darling/Adam Boulton fracas or "Sack Kay Burley" moments from the last election from Sky News. Murdoch always likes to make a buck or two.

  • geeza2020 #16 1 year ago

    metalangel:-

    Duke to Pippa - "Your face, your ass, whats the difference?"

    :D

  • davisorle #17 1 year ago

    Post deleted at 20:44:35 16-04-2012

  • inutaihanyou #18 1 year ago

    I really doubt that the wedding was watched by 2 billion people...that's a significant portion of the population