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Duke Nukem 3D Atomic Edition

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First published at 21:10 UTC on March 12th, 2018.

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Duke Nukem 3D Atomic Edition (Win/Mac/Linux), via GOG.com (DRM-free).
I ran Duke Nukem 3D in 640x480 resolution for its original 1990s aesthetic.
Played on a ThinkPad T410 with Nvidia NVS 3100M (256MB) graphics.

On Windows (XP-10) I run Duke Nukem 3D…

On Windows (XP-10) I run Duke Nukem 3D via eduke32.
On Linux (Mint/Ubuntu/Lite) I run Duke Nukem 3D via the DOSBox emulation which comes with the GOG.com release by default.

GOG.com has removed Duke Nukem 3D from their catalog due to a license change. However, if you already purchased Duke Nukem 3D prior to its removal it'll sill be in your GOG.com library. Also, you can copy the DUKE3D.grp file from the Steam or CD ROM release and run it via DOSBox or eduke32.

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