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Duke Nukem: Time to Kill

Duke TTK is een absolute topper. De humor, het wapenarsenaal, de twee-speler mode. Alles is perfekt. Door Duke nu in zijn geheel te tonen is het spel alleen maar leuker geworden.

I recommend purchasing this game if you live to blow stuff up and have a good sense of humor. If you get offended easily, you may want to look elsewhere. Duke has the most personality of any videogame character around and his one-liners never get old. I wish that it was a little easier to jump because it was frustrating to keep falling into the water, climbing back up and falling down again. I think that you may have gotten the point of what the game resembles with all of my Tomb Raider references so now it is time for Lara to "come get some" Dukie style!

And if you happen to have any of those dollars left after you've had your fun with the babes, go pick up a copy of Time to Kill (gotta keep your priorities straight). It's damn good fun and puts a new twist on some classic Nukem action. My ass might not be as nice to look at as Lara's, but who wants to stare at an ass all day when you can go out and kick some instead?

This game gets a little addicting after you get into it. It is very nicely done, and the multiplayer really adds on to the game, so if you have already beaten it, you could get a friend and duel to the death. Although the game lacks some features that could be added, it is a very well produced game, that won't leave you bored with nothing to do.

En conclusion, un excellent jeu pour les fans de doom-like. A acheter sans hésitation pour ceux qui avaient déjà craqué pour la version précédente de Duke.

Duke Nukem: Time to Kill is a real hybrid game, a meshing of Tomb Raider and Duke's finest qualities. It's not Tomb Raider, but it's no longer the fast-paced, whiz-bang, first-person shooter of old, either.

3D Realms' trash-talking strongman Duke Nukem first appeared in side-scrolling platform games before switching to first-person shooters, making this current leap into the 3D adventure genre a not too huge or unheard of leap. Yes, this latest Duke title, Duke Nukem: Time to Kill, places our boy in a Tomb Raider-style world, where players control him from a behind-the-back perspective as he runs, jumps, climbs, and flips switches much the same as any old Lara Croft would.

In TTK kun je onder meer het Wilde Westen, het oude Rome en in de middeleeuwen weer lekker uit je dak gaan. Mits je een Duke-aanhanger bent althans want ik ben bang dat de meeste gamers onder jullie liever voor spellen gaan die wat minder gedateerd ogen.