From a side-scrolling Game Boy game to a Tomb Raider ripoff, here is every Duke Nukem IGN has reviewed. It's hard to believe Duke Nukem Forever is finally being released in a couple months.

Most people know Duke Nukem only from his 3D adventures. Those who recall the heyday of shareware, however, will remember that Duke got his start in a pair of 2D side scrollers. Sunstorm ...

One franchise we had was Duke Nukem. We had the first two which were side-scrolling platform shooters. It was 1996 and these ...

the development team that handled Duke Nukem's side-scrolling GBC game released a few years back, returns to the post-apocalyptic world of Duke and the mutant aliens on the Game Boy Advance.

It has chats with Gearbox Software's Randy Pitchford, 3D Realms co-founder Scott Miller, and Alan Blum, who co-created the first Duke Nukem side-scroller game. It also features gameplay footage of ...

dating back to 1991, when thegame was an MS-DOS-based side-scroller. In 1996, Duke Nukem 3D took the gameinto the realm of the three-dimensional, first-person-shooter, and theeponymous Nukem ...

EB Corp., a game publisher specializing in episodic online distribution, has signed a deal with 3D Realms to develop a new Duke Nukem series for early next year. The new game will be released as a ...

In 1993 Apogee released Duke Nukem II. Its explosive action made it an instant side-scrolling classic. 20 years later, Interceptor Entertainment and 3DRealms have teamed up to bring Duke Nukem II ...

The original Duke Nukem came out in 1991. Duke Nukem 3D came out in 1996. That's five years to go from a simple 2D side-scroller to full, multilevel 3D worlds that at least took a crack at ...

And since the long-running Duke Nukem franchise encompasses everything from side scrolling platforming to jetpacks and first-person shooting, there's a lot to choose from. The following breakdown ...

A leaked prototype of Duke Nukem Forever from 1996 that takes 3D Realms’ wisecracking hero back to his side-scrolling roots has been posted online.