Nice. :)
Great movie.
Keep making them. ;)
Reviews for "TmsT's Duke Nukem Forever"
Wow, again.
You're just kicking ass and taking names over here...
I dig:
-Yatta
-Armpit soup (Coppertone will have a prominent role in Beer Pong, which is nearing completion)
-Retired Keen
-Popeye
-DSOTM
-Abbey Road
-O-zone
-Village People
... and I dig everything you make. Except for that one croc hunter loop, that was bollocks. Just kidding. I loved that too. :P
P.S. Was Mulletboy spraying the locusts in Only Superhuman?
TmsT responds:
Thanks for the diggage!
(And good job on finding the post-credits bonus footage, too!)
PS: Yeah, he kinda looked like Mulletboy, but he had no glasses, and no mullet. And buck teeth. Come to think of it, he looked like the bastard offspring of Mulletboy and Spongebob Squarepants. Hmm, scary thought.
I love you!
old duke nukem, i remeber playing it when i was six..ahh good times! but now my intress in games is lost!
This movie is great! i can´tget enough of this! i watched it 5 times now!
THis song from full house has really paid of in this animation!
TmsT responds:
I too, have lost my interest in the old Duke games. Perhaps this movie will rekindle some Duke fandom for some of us ex-Dukefans...
Wow I almost forgot about Duke!
Being a hardcore Gamer I am used to stuff im looking forward 2 being pushed back like Doom 3, Halo 2, and Half life 2. But the granddaddy of them all is Duke Nukem Forever. Back in 2000 I went through some old magazines of mine and I saw a preview for Duke Nukem Forever and I said "man its the year 2000 and its still not out yet?" Now its 2004 and what does 3D realms have to show us now?*sob*NOTHING! This my friend was an awesome tribute the graphics, sound, and humor were right on time.
But before I finish I have one question
1)When DNF does come out do you think it will stand up to the megagames of our time?
DN was very innovative back in the day but since then games like half life, halo, and other great shit came out and when games take 2 long in developement they tend to suck (but thats just my opinion)
keep up the amazing work!
majorblood
TmsT responds:
I'm glad to see that my DNF has given hardcore DNF acolytes a litte glimmer of hope in your sad, sad wait for the game that will never be.
Haha I'm just kidding. I know DNF will be released someday soon, but I seem to have grown out of games these days... But there will always be a special place in my heart for the platform games from the days of yore.
Very amusing
The choice of song is more than appropriate; seeing Duke doing a rock ballad is absurd to say the least. I especially liked the radioactivity trefoil with the heart at the center and the YATTA!-ization of the various incarnations of Duke. However, the "RIP DNF (1996-2004)" joke at the end doesn't go over well, since it's about as funny as the "BSD is dying" troll.
But whatever. Duke is still The Man, and so is Andrew Kepple.
TmsT responds:
Heh heh, that wound is still too tender to poke at, eh?
I'm glad you liked the Yatta sequences!