Duke Nukem 3D dated for XBLA

What are you waiting for? Christmas?

The Xbox Live revamp of Duke Nukem 3D will be released on 24th September.

That's according to a video on Game Trailers, which highlights the additional video sharing and online co-op extras in the game.

Originally, Duke Nukem 3D appeared on PC back in 1996. The title proved wildly popular thanks to its alien-invasion storyline and macho, one-liner hero, Duke.

The Xbox Live Arcade remake also comes with online deathmatch, plus the usual spattering of Achievements and artwork to unlock. A price is yet to be mentioned.

Head over to our Duke Nukem 3D gamepage for more information.

Comments (16) Latest comment 3 years ago

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  • andywilkie35 #1 3 years ago

  • kangarootoo #2 3 years ago

    I loved this first time around, but I remain highly skeptical of all retro-gaming. The draw of co-op is very appealing, but I fear this might just turn out not to be as good as I remember. Will try the demo.
  • Ryze #3 3 years ago

  • symmetry #4 3 years ago

    Awesome! Loved the original so will definitely try the demo :)
  • muscleblade #5 3 years ago

    Im buying this no doubth.
  • CreepinJesus #6 3 years ago

  • krudster #7 3 years ago

    This news is covered with all sorts of awesomeness.
  • FooAtari #8 3 years ago

    The screenshots I've seen look pretty terrible. It's not even full screen 4:3 with borders at the side. Seem to have borders at the side and the bottom. There are source ports on the PC available for free that allow high widescreen resolutions to be used, all you need to do is copy in the main game files from the CD. There is even one that adds 3D characther models and OpenGL support. It's a pretty lazy port imo.
    Edited by 1 at 15/09/08 @ 10:06
  • Xerx3s #9 3 years ago

  • Xerx3s #10 3 years ago

    "I loved this first time around, but I remain highly skeptical of all retro-gaming. The draw of co-op is very appealing, but I fear this might just turn out not to be as good as I remember. Will try the demo. "

    Doom was awesome. If they do the same, this will be awesome as well.

    "The screenshots I've seen look pretty terrible. It's not even full screen 4:3 with borders at the side. Seem to have borders at the side and the bottom."

    Yeah, that's a shame but I think that it's an engine thing. They didn't do it with doom either.

    " There are source ports on the PC available for free that allow high widescreen resolutions to be used, all you need to do is copy in the main game files from the CD. There is even one that adds 3D characther models and OpenGL support. It's a pretty lazy port imo."

    They asked the community and everybody wanted a direct port. Can't say I disagree. Doom was more or less a direct port as well and it was awesome. I'm pretty sure that if they ported one of the 'newer' versions with better graphics, it wouldn't have half of the charm.
  • siro #11 3 years ago

    It will prolly not come out in Germany. Just like Doom. :(
  • Dizzy #12 3 years ago

    Yea direct port.

    The original companies of these games do not do "enhanced" ports for various reasons (It is not their work most of the time anyway).

    Not sure if this will have aged well. I am gonna skip it I think. Doom is enough retro 3D for me ;)
  • Ranger101 #13 3 years ago

    Laser Trip Mines Deathmatch is one of the most glorious Deathmatch experiences ever. Behind E1M7 on Quake 1.
  • samaran #14 3 years ago

    "I loved this first time around, but I remain highly skeptical of all retro-gaming."

    amazing
  • bad09 #15 3 years ago

    Xerx3s beat me to it but hell who cares!

    come get some!
  • Ryze #16 3 years ago

    Hold on lavalant - I was playing the SATURN version just a couple of months ago, and that version is excellent.

    Plays excellently - loads of fun.

    I can't wait for this.