Duke Nukem Trilogy new game coming to DS and PSP
Apogee is reviving some of its legacy catalogue of 30+ releases as well as publishing all-new properties in collaboration with diverse creators and developers. Apogee is bringing the King of Action himself, Duke Nukem, to the handheld market with three new missions, together called the Duke Nukem Trilogy. Apogee Software is producing the Trilogy under an exclusive license agreement with 3D Realms and MachineWorks Northwest LLC. The Trilogy is comprised of three episodes: Critical Mass, Chain Reaction, and Proving Grounds.
“It’s funny how what’s old is new again in this industry,” remarked Apogee co-founder, Scott Miller. “Many of the things Apogee pioneered are back in style, so it only makes sense to bring back Apogee and its properties with a visionary team that will once again create innovation for gamers around the world.” Apogee pioneered the shareware game revolution in 1987 by inventing the concept of game demos, distributed online, which advertised the remaining episodes in a series. Before this time, game demos and episodic releases were unheard of. These concepts created by Apogee have become mainstream today. Apogee’s amazing history includes the original releases of Commander Keen (1990), Duke Nukem (1991), Wolfenstein 3-D (1992), Raptor (1993), and Rise of the Triad (1994).
PS: I wouldn’t expect it to look like the Duke Nukem platformer screenshot up there, but instead more like the 2.5D graphics PC game Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project side-scroller.
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