Difficulty:

Just Right

Time Spent:

40 to 100 Hours

The Bottom Line:

"Underappreciated"

Back in the day Duke nukem on pc was the game to play. It had it all; revenge, guns, babes and pigcops. When time for the game on the N64 came around, it wasn't to much different. The developers updated the game effects and some of the levels and weaponry. But the greatest achievement for this game was the introduction of dukebots. Dukebots are computer controlled players in multiplayer and the most entertaining apponents you could ever set your eyes apon. To sum it up the AI of these strafing clones was kind of busted, but thats what made it so much more fun. A problem dukebots had was runnin into walls and pressing the use button, which made them make almost humping like noises and occasionally saying "where is it?". I remember me and my mates rigging entire rooms with tripmines and coming back only to here humping and "where is it?", when entering the room we spot a Dukebot running into a wall and then side strafing slowly toawrds us, only to trigger the mines and destroy the entire room. Another scenario is luring unsuspecting dukebots throgh giant blast doors while hitting the close button, SPLAT! wow these were the days..