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Dive Into Duke Nukem's History
Watch and learn as 3D Realms' Scott Miller, Gearbox Software's Randy Pitchford, and other key developers break down the history of the infamous first-person shooter.
Starting as a less lippy protagonist in a 1991 2D side scroller, the foul-mouthed antihero created by Todd Replogle, Alan Blum, George Broussard, and Scott Miller has reached the pinnacle of game development and fallen to rock bottom during its rollercoaster 20-year history. Watch as its creators reminisce about the wild ride.
Craving more Duke? Check out our hands on preview of Duke Nukem Forever. Barring yet another delay (you never know), the game is heading to retail on June 14.
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