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There's a crazy ass 'port' of Duke Nukem 3d for the Sega Genesis developed by TecToy. Every other vertical pixel column was rendered for perf reasons. Remarkabl
by Scuds 11y ago
There's a crazy ass 'port' of Duke Nukem 3d for the Sega Genesis developed by TecToy. Every other vertical pixel column was rendered for perf reasons. Remarkable, really.
Also, this was released in 1998, three years after the 16 bit era was winding down in the US.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9doqwl-U7jU
- SG- 11y agoThat gameplay looks more like Wolfenstein but with Duke sprites. I honestly feel bad for kids who thought they were getting a decent game or reading about games being released around the world and seeing images of them and thinking that Sega Master system could do it. At least it was cheap. The Street Fighter II footage has sprites that look like it, but the gameplay isn't really anything like it.
- Sniffnoy 11y ago(URL with "http://" http://" included for actual link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9doqwl-U7jU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9doqwl-U7jU )
- drzaiusapelord 11y agoThis is completely insane. '98 was the year of games like Dune 2000, Thief, Half-life, Fallout 2, RE2, Starcraft, etc yet someone out there was making a 16-bit FPS for a console released nine years prior? Brazil's tough import laws create weird outcomes I guess.