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Driver San Francisco is no ordinary car based game though, yes it still has its roots in the same gameplay mechanic as the other titles in the range but this version adds a unique twist which could make or break it. Today we take a look at the latest version to find out whether Reflections bold decision succeeds and whether it is worth your hard earned cash at a time when major gaming releases are hitting the shelves fast.
Before Stuntman, its poor load times and overall disappointing gameplay, Reflections was one of the premier racing developers around. Success with the original two Driver games on the PlayStation systems saw their games some of the most anticipated around, but a run of poor releases including Stuntman and Driver 3 (Driv3r) saw them drop down the food chain of hype.
Despite having been a huge DN3D fan since its release in 1996, it’s taken me this long to give the fan-made “HRP” (High Resolution Pack) a try. It takes the game’s classic graphics and gameplay elements and puts them in overdrive. The result? A cleaner, high-res game that feels more natural than the original.
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Let’s just address the pink elephant in the room. No one can think of Duke Nukem Forever without bringing up the extremely long development cycle. Yes, the game has had more than its fair share of drama, and has been in development for over 12 years. Due to the extremely long development time, gamers (and reviewers) believe that this game should be the most polished thing ever, with streamlined gameplay and unrivaled level design that should win awards for years to come.
What do you say about a sequel to a game that basically helped start the first person shooter craze? Duke Nukem is a PC sequel to a series that started in 1991, albeit 2 dimensional at the time. Duke Nukem made its transition to Duke Nukem 3D in 1996, introducing the role casted macho, wise cracking, and toilet humor character that a large fan base of pc game players came to love when it was released.
Alle guten Dinge brauchen Zeit - eine Menge Zeit! Nach einer Auszeit von der Welt der Computerspiele ist Duke Nukem endlich zurück, und er ist besser als je zuvor. Die Rückkehr des Königs aus den glorreichen Zeiten der Shooter wird die geduldigen Fans ebenso zufriedenstellen wie die neue Generation harter Kerl mit Flip-Flops und Kaugummi. Um Missverständnisse zu vermeiden: Duke Nukem Forever ist ein Hohelied auf die Zeit, in der Shooter noch aufregend und spaßig waren." Dies verkündete Christoph Hartmann, Präsident von 2K, in München am 6. September 2010. Jetzt ein gutes halbes Jahr später, können wir uns endlich ein eigenes Bild vom neuen, alten Shooter machen.
After a 14 year gestation, Duke Nukem Forever has finally arrived. Those of us who played the original Duke Nukem games after weaning ourselves from Doom and Quake have finally had our patience rewarded, but adding a little frosting to the cake is the fact that Duke Nukem Forever was coded to take full advantage of NVIDIA's 3D Vision technology: it's a "3D Ready"-qualified game. Benchmark Reviews takes a look at this irreverent take on the FPS genre in 3D.
Nach einer schier endlosen Entwicklungszeit und allerlei Katastrophen ist mit „Duke Nukem Forever“ seit kurzem ein Stück Spielgeschichte erhältlich. Dabei stellt sich vor allem die Frage, ob die lange Entwicklungszeit und die vielen Probleme wie rechtliche Auseinandersetzungen und Entwicklerwechsel spurlos an dem Titel vorbeigegangen sind. ComputerBase geht diesen und anderen Fragen auf den Grund.
So it's here... finally... the long awaited (12+ years??!) "new" Duke Nukem game. It has been said that no game could live up to the hype generated in that time and that is probably true however that doesn't mean Duke Nukem Forever couldn't be good... an enjoyable nostalgic blast.
Duke Nukem has been picked up by Gearbox software and is scheduled to be released in 2011. No, seriously. People are playing the demo right now. No announcement or press release was given to the media prior to PAX 2010. Everyone just walked the show floor and saw the immediately recognizable Duke on the side of a booth. You could practically feel the collective "WTF? Is this for reals?". Below is the story on how Duke was revived, and is now one of the most hotly-anticipated games for next year.
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