This review Helped me decide. Had useful details 1. Read my mind. Report this review. Parent of a 2-year-old Written by woodfamily July 1, If you like this game, that's fine. Just not for kids! Duke Nukem hasn't strayed much from their content, if not enhanced it with the times.
That is not the case. The complete opposite at the very least. Just not a kid game. Keep it for yourself and not for the kiddies to watch. Had useful details. Read my mind 1. Adult Written by Gaming March 18, Adult Written by GamerApple March 16, This is an r-rated game Rated r for intense graphic violence, bloody images, some harsh profanity, sequences of strong sexual content, graphic nudity, and sexual violence, pervasive alcohol use, and drugs throughout.
Adult Written by Kinggamerhorrors March 4, Not for kids at all This game has tons of everything inappropriate such as swearing, drinking, drugs, sex, nudity, violence, gore this game should be rated adults only. Adult Written by Geobil September 8, Its Bad and boaring Don't bother to buy this game is boaring and inmature is not for kids due sex reference and strong language but as i said is very boaring. Adult Written by supapoopa April 23, Duke's back!!! I love this game but poop peoples, This includes: Super gore - Bodies exploding, shooting and other things.
Swearing - Lots, like f-ck, sh-t and c-ck as well as ass. Not constant, but lots - I failed on the billiard table at the start and Duke said "What the f-ck. Sexuality - On the Hive level theres wall boobs, and tons of naked women which explode from im-pregnation , and Duke Nukem's Titty City. You get a lap dance from a stripper after finding her popcorn a condom and a vibrator - she shakes her breasts around realistically uhh You can request a special dance from a pole dancer, Theres a huge sign that says "Fellatio" and your two girlfriends perform fellatio that's what I think because they're bending down and rubbing their mouths.
This title contains: Positive Messages. Positive role models. Not for children! First of all, this game is very explicit, full of horrible content from every category. It is full of sexual content, and I can't even say what. Second, the violence.
Here is an example of violence in this game. You grab a alien called a pig cop and you punch his head and it explodes and you see a lot of blood on the screen, and since your up in the air, you take the jet-pack away and fly to safety.
You are able to use steroids to gain more strength. And besides, the whole point of this game is to save the woman of the earth from breeding with the aliens.
Oh yeah, and duke nukem says things like "Why do they always take the hot ones? And lastly, why would your child want this?
It's really bad with bad graphics and it took 12 years to make when a Call of Duty takes about years to make. Adult Written by Not a Decoy July 28, Hail to the king, indeed. Fist off, I'd like to make notice that a majority of the "kids" and "teens" posting these comments aren't even old enough to remember the original Duke! For me, being a original fan of Duke Nuken 3D and only 3D this game struck a bit of nostalgia for me. This site and these reviews are meant to express all of our feelings on what age WE feel is appropriate for these games, but guess what it's rated MA.
I'm not as old as some of you might be, and I don't have children of my own, but I DO have younger brothers that I basically helped raise. I was a generation raised on the 90s.
Adult Written by SoulLacerations July 27, Nuke it. This game is not at all for children, nor is it intended to be played by them. Duke Nukem was one of the first big name characters in the video games industry - and now he's back. The sexist, cigar smoking, alien-stomping Duke won millions of fans thanks to three big selling games in the s. Development on the new title started way back in but has only just come out. The competition it faces is very different to 14 years ago, but Randy Pitchford, the game's executive producer, is confident Duke Nukem Forever can attract new fans as well as hold on to old ones.
But if he thinks it's going to be easy to win over the current generation of gamers he may be disappointed. James Matthews, 21, from Birmingham, is one of those who won't be buying the new game. Another question mark facing the game is whether or not it can compete with the rivals it's going to face in There will be the question of whether the technology is as up-to-date as gamers demand, if the graphics are as good as will be expected, and if the plot provides something people want to engage with.
Producer Randy Pitchford told Newsbeat the new game would definitely be up to modern technical standards: "The software behind it is very sophisticated, very advanced stuff. Michael Detores, 28, is another gamer who's unsure about whether it can live up to the years of expectation.
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