DNF Supports 3D Vision; ''Fully Loaded'' Bundle

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Nvidia said the PC version of Duke Nukem Forever will support 3D Vision. The company has also teamed up with EVGA to offer a special GeForce GTX 560 bundle.

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  • sliem
    @last paragraph
    Are you sure the numbers will jump up?

    @price
    It's great. The card itself is $200.
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  • apache_lives
    the game is awesome, im loving it
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  • rohitbaran
    Well, the game has not received very favorable reviews (save from PCgamer). I played the demo. It is not very good and 3D and other gimmicks aren't going to compensate that.
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  • alidan
    sliem@last paragraphAre you sure the numbers will jump up?@priceIt's great. The card itself is $200.
    well the game wasnt build for a global market, but for the american one, of coarse the numbers will jump.

    rohitbaranWell, the game has not received very favorable reviews (save from PCgamer). I played the demo. It is not very good and 3D and other gimmicks aren't going to compensate that.
    3d isnt a gimmick... it can be used in gimmicky ways, but the concept itself isnt a gimmick, when you get the chance, uncharted 3 proves this hands down, and so does zelda on the 3ds.

    but its possible this game isnt for you, i love serious sam style games and thats what im expecting from dnf with more jokes along the way, and less enemies on screen at once.
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  • jhansonxi
    I'm going to buy an play it just to say I lived long enough to play the original (when it was released) and sequel. Probably won't get a 3D setup since Nvidia 3D Vision is only supported on Linux with the Quadro boards.
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  • -Fran-
    The game is very funny and depicts the classic DN3D very, very well.

    It's kinda short on puzzles, the good ol' kick is missing (don't care about the "on use" animated kick) and only 2 weapons at a time (which sucks in a major league of fail), but it's a very entertaining game. So far, so good (heading to the "Hoover" ATM).

    Oh, and the Steam achievements are very funny xD

    Hope they put more down the road with the MP.

    Cheers!
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  • xyster
    you can see what duke nukem looks like in 3D here, if you got a 3d setup that is: http://tinyurl.com/5v7rj7u
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  • mister g
    Does Nvidia intend to run DNF on three screens off of one card? I thought Nvidia cards were still stuck with outputiing two screens tops.
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  • eddieroolz
    Strangely I doubt the numbers of a subpar game will jump up when it hits North America.
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  • back_by_demand
    eddieroolzStrangely I doubt the numbers of a subpar game will jump up when it hits North America.Played it have you?
    Graphics don't make a game, fun makes a game. All these arguements arose when Doom 3 came out, the graphics were better but some people complained that the gameplay wasn't as much fun.

    You will see multiplayer Dukematch games aplenty online and that is going to be where the replay value lies, I must have spent thousands of hours on the original playing Dukematch and this is just as much fun.

    Come Get Some!
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