DUKE NUKEM FOREVER 2013 CODE
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HereвЂ™s a copy of that video (which I later stuck on Youtube). Said friend of my brother had a program that would downrez any JPG to a 4k 2600 image which could then be burnt onto a physical chip вЂ“ making it really work as a 2600 game.

DUKE NUKEM FOREVER 2013 TV

I was accused of hooking my TV up to an external video feed, of faking the image on the TV вЂ“ all wrong. I took a video of myself for that page, and released that, too.

Put it in, and it would show you the Duke Nukem title image from the artwork on the front. But two honestly did what they said they did. By fake I mean if you put one in an Atari 2600, it would play Donkey Kong or Combat or some other super common 2600 game. Two of them were real, and two of them were fake. Some were in the red label and some were in the silver label. We ended up with several physical copies of Duke Nukem Forever for the Atari 2600. The friend of my brother came through big time. Releasing two things at once that was real, and one that wasnвЂ™t gave me the idea to bring out confusion there.

DUKE NUKEM FOREVER 2013 CODE

I mean, we also released the source code to Duke Nukem 3D at the exact same time вЂ“ and that WAS real. I mean вЂ“ I was releasing this on April FoolвЂ™s Day so I knew it would be dismissed as a joke, but I wanted to put enough in there to make people think вЂњWait вЂ“ maybe this is real?вЂќ вЂ“ even for just a minute. I got some text written, and then I realized from my brother he knew someone who can make actual cartridges so it moved forward in a way I wasnвЂ™t expecting.ДЄt the time I hung out in the forums at the Atari Age website, so I knew a bunch of what the Atari community would find plausible, and I used that information to construct text that would be believable and not IMMEDIATELY dismissed as a joke or a fake. So I set out to work on the page linked above. This was something I thought of back in March of 2003, I thought it would be a funny idea to produce a Duke Nukem Forever game for the Atari 2600. The page I released for that is still online actually, you can see it here.В But I wanted to take a moment and mention a few things about it. It was an April foolвЂ™s joke I released on the 3D Realms site back in 2003.

IвЂ™ve written about Duke Nukem a bunch, but one thing I never did was something I did ages ago вЂ“ made a functional prototype of Duke Nukem Forever for the Atari 2600.

Duke nukem forever 2013