After so many years; so many delays; so many re-developments; the game is finally launched!!! Excited about it, I quickly grabbed a copy of it and installed it on my Asus 1215B. Thankfully, my powerful netbook was able to handle the graphics easily and I was able to play it on "Medium" setting.
The introduction was kind of abrupt (Started out in the toilet...) and Duke Nukem (DN) taking a pee. Once done, there ain't much you could do in this scene, because not everything is interactable and usable. Roaming around, you will reach a make-shift "comand center" and you can express your hidden "Picasso" on the whiteboard.
Walking out from the room, you will see some fierce exchange of fire and of course, a little bit later, you will be caught in a blast and you will be required to pick up a destructor weapon and kill a HUGE monster. This one should be a piece of cake actually. Because it fires and moves very slowly, which gives you ample time to move around and kill it.
Once it's down, you will be needed to climb onto top of it and plug out a "Y-Shaped" cable (Probably it's life line). You will be required to knock it down twice before you can plug that cable out.
Once you killed the monster, only then you realised that DN was actually playing his own video game, and surprise surprise, two chicks "attending" to him.
The cut scene is quite irritating though. A big bunch of trash talk and you are unable to skip it. Just bear with it for 5 minutes...
But do take note of two videos happening on the television screen, it willtell you where to go and what will be the main plot of this game.
1) A variety show wants yOu to be their Guest
2) News reporter talking about an alien invasion (well well well... This sounds more DN right?!)
From here, you will proceed to a lift and go to ground floor to attend that variety show, only to find out from te host that it has been cancelled due to that alien Invasion... (Don't be sad... At least we can kick some alien butts!!!)
To be continued...
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